About Us
Dr. Jennifer Lortie graduated from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in May of 2004 and has been practicing veterinary medicine in this area ever since. In addition to treating pets, Dr. Lortie also treats large animals (however, not horses).
Dr. Lortie grew up on a small farm in Green Township, Noble County. In 5th grade Dr. Lortie decided that she wanted to be a veterinarian. It has been her dream to establish her own clinic since before starting her college education. Countryside Animal Clinic is the realization of this lifelong dream.
Along with her husband Mike, Dr. Lortie began planning the construction of Countryside Animal Clinic in July 2010. It was a challenging process, but well worth the effort.
Dr. Lortie and her husband welcomed their first child, Addison Mae Lortie, in July 2011. You will likely see Addison when you visit the clinic. In addition, the Lortie family includes two dogs (a Great Dane named Hazel and a Border Collie named Ace) and one house cat (Boots). Dr. Lortie and her husband also breed and show registered Holstein cattle.
Dr. Lortie grew up on a small farm in Green Township, Noble County. In 5th grade Dr. Lortie decided that she wanted to be a veterinarian. It has been her dream to establish her own clinic since before starting her college education. Countryside Animal Clinic is the realization of this lifelong dream.
Along with her husband Mike, Dr. Lortie began planning the construction of Countryside Animal Clinic in July 2010. It was a challenging process, but well worth the effort.
Dr. Lortie and her husband welcomed their first child, Addison Mae Lortie, in July 2011. You will likely see Addison when you visit the clinic. In addition, the Lortie family includes two dogs (a Great Dane named Hazel and a Border Collie named Ace) and one house cat (Boots). Dr. Lortie and her husband also breed and show registered Holstein cattle.
