County Line Veterinary Hospital Staff
Practice Manager
Melissa Brennan, Practice Manager
Melissa has been a full-time member of our team since July of 2016. As a veterinary technician and trainer, her job responsibilities included drawing blood, monitoring anesthesia, restraining, and placing IV catheters. In 2023, she was promoted to practice manager to help us better serve our clients and their pets!
“We are a very close group, and it makes our long, 12-hour shifts much easier.”
Melissa has three dogs: a 15-year-old pug named Gizmo, an eight-year-old Lab mix named Kaiya, and four-year-old Pitbull named Gunner. In her free time, she loves fishing and spending time with her family.
Veterinary Technicians
Brittany Koenig, Certified Veterinary Technician
Certified Veterinary Technician Brittany Koenig joined the team at County Line Veterinary Hospital in March 2017. Brittany earned her Associate degree in Veterinary Technology and is a certified veterinary technician in the state of Pennsylvania.
At home, Brittany has a 17-year-old beagle/lab mix named Buddy, a 7-year-old boxer named Kayla, a 4-year-old pit bull named Gracie, two 7-year-old cats named Bella and Jacob, and a 3-year-old mutt named Roxy. Outside of the hospital, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, working out, watching movies and listening to music.
Christina Messina, Veterinary Technician
Christine has joined our team in February 2024 as our Veterinary Technician, and we are so grateful to have her! Her responsibilities include client education, medical history attention, patient restraint, fluid collection, injection assistance, and more. Her ability to be calm in stressful situations and helping whenever needed makes her a wonderful asset to our team.
Our friendly staff is one of the many reasons Christine loves working here. "Everyone is easy to talk to and it feels family oriented," she shares.
Christine is a proud homebody and loves spending time with her Blue Nose Pit mix, Storm and listening to music.
Megan Doody, Certified Veterinary Technician
Megan Doody is a dedicated Certified Veterinary Technician at County Line Vet Hospital, where she has been contributing her expertise since July 25, 2024. With a robust background in the animal care field spanning over 20 years, Megan brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to our team.
Holding an Associate’s in Science, Megan excels in various aspects of veterinary care, including anesthesia, venipuncture, and patient care. She particularly enjoys performing venipuncture and the meticulous process of cleaning and sterilizing surgical instruments. Her proficiency in critical care and organizational skills significantly enhances the efficiency and quality of care we provide.
Before joining County Line Vet Hospital, Megan worked as an overnight nurse at Metropolitan Vet Associates, gaining valuable experience in emergency and critical care settings. Her commitment to animal welfare extends beyond her professional life, as she occasionally fosters animals and participates in Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) initiatives.
Megan is enthusiastic about working at County Line Vet Hospital due to the friendly staff and the calm, supportive atmosphere. Outside of work, she indulges her passions for traveling to foreign countries, floral design for events and weddings, and hiking. Her diverse interests and dedication to animal care make her a cherished member of our veterinary team.
Kara Haney, Veterinary Technician
Kara Haney joined County Line Veterinary Hospital on August 19, 2024, as a dedicated Veterinary Technician. In her role, Kara excels in blood sampling, general patient care, obtaining vitals, patient histories, and prescription filling. She finds the most satisfaction in patient care and client education, cherishing the opportunity to connect with both pets and their owners while offering valuable tips and advice.
Kara's journey in the animal care field began approximately two years ago as a kennel attendant, and she brings with her a solid foundation of experience and a collaborative spirit. She is currently enrolled in Penn Foster's vet tech program and aspires to become a certified technician within the next few years.
Outside of work, Kara is a proud pet owner of one 12-year-old springer spaniel named Henry, two cats named Minnow and Meeko, five guinea pigs, two rats, and a leopard gecko named Dewey. She appreciates the friendly atmosphere at County Line Veterinary Hospital and enjoys the practice's welcoming environment. Kara often spends her free time crocheting, painting, and exploring new hobbies. She also enjoys playing video games and baking, reflecting her artistic and creative nature.
Rylie Baker, Veterinary Technician
Rylie Baker joined the County Line Veterinary Hospital team on August 26th, 2024, bringing with her seven years of experience in the animal care field. As a Veterinary Technician, her responsibilities include drawing blood, educating clients, and providing personalized care for each patient. Rylie’s favorite part of her role is getting to know each patient and understanding their unique needs to deliver the best possible care.
Rylie’s passion for animal care and her strong teamwork skills makes her a valuable asset to the County Line team. Her previous experience as an Equine Handler from 2017 to 2021 and a Kennel Technician from 2021 to 2024 has given her a well-rounded background in various aspects of animal care. She is excited to continue expanding her knowledge of animal needs and further her passion for veterinary medicine at County Line Veterinary Hospital.
At home, Rylie shares her life with Ryder, a 7-year-old German Shepherd, and two ferrets, Bowey, who is around 6-7 years old, and Bandit, an 8-month-old bundle of energy. In her free time, Rylie enjoys camping with family and friends and spending weekends down the Shore, embracing the great outdoors.
Melissa Muriel, Veterinary Technician
Melissa Muriel is a full-time Veterinary Technician who joined our team in April 2025. With a career in the animal care field dating back to 2008, Melissa brings a wealth of experience and a contagious positivity to every patient interaction. Her daily responsibilities include assisting with room exams, safely restraining pets, adding charges to patient records, and—perhaps most importantly—educating clients to ensure their pets receive the best possible care.
Melissa’s favorite part of the job is working closely with clients. She thrives on building relationships and helping pet owners feel confident and informed. With a background in dog training, she offers an added layer of insight and support to those navigating behavior and obedience concerns.
Outside of work, Melissa enjoys staying active in the pet community through dog walking, pet sitting, and continued training. In her free time, she loves gardening, playing video games, and spending time with animals—both on and off the clock. Her passion for animal care and dedication to client service make her a valued member of our veterinary team.
Veterinary Assistants
Sabrena Smith, Veterinary Assistant
Her first animal related job, Sabrena Smith began working at County Line Veterinary Hospital as a veterinary assistant in June 2018. She’s currently enrolled in Penn Foster Career School for a veterinary technician degree. At home Sabrena has one dog named Caliber whose an English pointer and two cats, Luna a black cat and Toby a white and black cat. When she’s not helping clients and pets, she enjoys watching football and fishing.
Skylar Crowley, Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Assistant Skylar Crowley joined the team at County Line Veterinary Hospital in September 2021. Her favorite thing about working with us is taking care of all the animals and with an uncanny ability to calm down nervous pets. Skylar is currently going to school to get her certification and has spent nearly a year working with animals.
“...everyone is so lovely and welcoming and more than happy to help teach new things. I’m happy to be able to be part of the family.”
Skylar has three dogs and three cats and enjoys going on long walks with her dogs, going to sports games, and playing softball in her spare time.
Charley Rauschert, Veterinary Assistant
Charley loves caring for animals, and she does so with focused compassion and excellent organizational skills. Her daily responsibilities include restraining animals, administering medication, and more.
Recently starting with us, Charley says, “I think I will enjoy my coworkers, the management, and the client base as well as the fast-paced environment.”
Charley has a 20-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat named Jessie, a nine-year-old Ragdoll mix named Sage, a three-year-old Maine Coon mix named Pumpkin, and a nine-year-old Belgian Warmblood mare named Coco. She’s a member of the USEF and USHJA and regularly shows her horse.
In her free time, Charley enjoys riding horses, cooking, and reading about true crime.
Torianna Munaro, Veterinary Assistant
Torianna is our full-time veterinary technician assistant at County Line Veterinary Hospital, who joined our team in June 2024. She is a recent graduate of Delaware Valley University with a bachelor's degree in Conservation and Wildlife Management. She is efficient and a fast learner who loves getting to meet all kinds of animals here at the hospital.
“I am excited to work here because I will have the opportunity to learn and grow as a professional,” Torianna shares.
She has four pets – Winston, a 2-year-old Lab mix, Oscar, a 3-year-old domestic short haired cat, Ellie, a 4-year-old domestic short haired cat, and Spyro, a 1-year-old bearded dragon. In her free time, Torianna enjoys horseback riding, hiking, fishing, and spending quality time with her family and pets.
Kris Robinson, Veterinary Technician Assistant - Intern
Kris Robinson joined our team as our Veterinary Technician Intern in May 2025. With nearly six years of experience in the animal care field, Kris brings a strong foundation and a passion for learning to our practice. Currently enrolled in the American Veterinary Medical Association–accredited veterinary nursing program at Wilson College, Kris is working toward a Bachelor of Science degree and plans to take the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE) to become licensed.
In her role, Kris assists with surgeries and both sick and wellness appointments, using each opportunity to refine her clinical techniques and broaden her knowledge in areas like anesthesiology, pharmacology, surgery, and digital imaging. Her favorite parts of the job include radiography, ultrasonography, and studying parasitology and infectious diseases. Known for her inquisitive nature and enthusiasm, Kris is dedicated to growing her skills and contributing to the team.
Before joining our hospital, Kris gained hands-on experience working at Tiny Miracles Pet Care and Rescue (2022–2025) and Holiday House Pet Resort and Training Center (2019–2021), where she cared for dogs, cats, and even farm animals.
At home, Kris shares her life with Mocha, a tri-colored American shorthair guinea pig, and Daisy, a cream-colored standard poodle who’s been part of the family for 15 years. She's also the Vice President of the student chapter of the Feline Veterinary Medical Association at Wilson College and is feline-friendly certified.
In her free time, Kris enjoys painting—especially birds and landscapes—listening to pop music, attending concerts, traveling, gaming, and spending time with friends. She’s excited to begin her journey in clinical practice and looks forward to applying what she's learned in school to help care for the animals and families we serve.
Client Service Representatives
Daniel Schwarz, Client Service Representative
Joining us in October of 2023, Daniel’s previous ownership of a pet company along with his knowledge of computers and technology make him an indispensable part of our team as he handles payment processes, manages our social media accounts, assists with IT, and helps make our patients comfortable. Daniel loves watching our pet patients grow and maintain healthy, happy lives.
He attended Bucks County Community College and was the co-owner of Puppy Therapy and assisted with a teacup puppy store.
“I like this position because it offers growth and utilizes a few of my key strengths, which I enjoy doing for work.”
Danien has a five-year-old long-haired Chihuahua named Mocha and a 17-year-old Cockapoo named Toby. When he isn’t working, you can find him drawing, playing music, watching football, attending concerts and sporting events, seeing family, and playing with his niece and nephews!
Sarah Worley, Client Service Representative
Starting with us in January of 2024, Sarah has five years in the field as a dog daycare attendant, veterinary receptionist and tech, and was an alumni service dog trainer. She has a B.A. in Biology from the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
Sarah has a seven-year-old Pit mix named Freedom, a three-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat named Mako, and a 10-month-old Domestic Longhair cat named Meatball.
Kirstin Reim, Client Service Representative
Known for her positivity and organization, Kirstin greets all our clients warmly. She also keeps areas clean, prepares records, schedules appointments, makes calls and assists with anything our clients need. She has over 15 years of experience in the field, first starting in the equine industry caring for, training, feeding, and maintaining horses.
Kirstin has an 11-year-old horse named Poco, a “Pony of the Americas.”
When she’s not working, she enjoys horseback riding, photography, hiking, reading, and archery.
April Kain, Client Service Representative
April joined County Line Veterinary as a full-time Client Service Representative in April 2024. Some of her responsibilities include answering the phones, preparing patient records, preparing invoices, and greeting everyone who comes into the office. Her pleasant attitude and her willingness to help others makes her a great addition to our team.
At home, April has her hands full with her pets! There’s Hazel, a 3-year-old Pug; Chip, an 8-year-old Border Collie mix, and four cats; Milo and Otis, 12-year-old brothers, and Noel and Ralphie, who are 5-year-old siblings. In her free time, April enjoys spending time with her family, working out, taking long walks (both with and without her dogs), gardening, fishing, and reading.
Tracy Beman, Client Service Representative
Tracy Beman brings more than 25 years of experience in the animal care field to her role as a full-time receptionist, a position she began on December 2, 2024. Before transitioning to the front desk, Tracy worked extensively as a veterinary technician and assistant, gaining hands-on clinical experience and a deep appreciation for every aspect of veterinary medicine. Her current responsibilities include answering phones, checking clients in and out, processing invoices, and handling payments—but what she truly enjoys most is connecting with pet owners and forming lasting relationships with their beloved animals. Her calm, friendly demeanor and extensive knowledge make her a trusted and familiar face for both new and longtime clients.
racy’s passion for animals extends well beyond her workday. She is an avid dog enthusiast who actively breeds and shows Chihuahuas. Her love for the breed has led her to become a proud member of several Chihuahua and breed-specific clubs, where she connects with other dog lovers and continues to expand her knowledge and experience. Among her pack, Roo (6 years old) and Leche (4 years old) hold a special place in her heart. Her involvement in the dog show world brings her joy, challenge, and the opportunity to share her passion with others who appreciate the beauty and spirit of these small but mighty companions.
With her combination of clinical background, client service skills, and personal dedication to animal care, Tracy is a valued member of our team. Whether she’s helping a nervous pet parent at the front desk or preparing for a weekend dog show, Tracy is always motivated by her love for animals and her commitment to their well-being. Her warm presence and dependable support help ensure that every visit to our hospital is a positive one—for both pets and their people.
Preche, Client Service Representative
Preche joined our team on May 17, 2025, as a dedicated Customer Service Representative. She plays a vital role in our daily operations by answering phones, scheduling appointments, greeting clients, managing patient records, and processing payments. As the first friendly face our clients see, Preche takes pride in making both pets and their people feel welcome and at ease.
Her favorite part of the job is ensuring every patient feels comfortable and heard. She loves being the face of the clinic and cherishes every opportunity to interact with the animals that come through our doors.
At home, Preche has two beloved cats who keep her on her toes. In her free time, she enjoys spending quality time with family and friends, pet sitting for loved ones, and recharging in nature whenever she can.
Administrators
Bill C. Fikaris, Hospital Administrator
County Line Veterinary Hospital is proud to introduce Bill C. Fikaris! Bill is a full-time Hospital Administrator here at our office. He is responsible for providing business management services and overseeing daily operations to ensure that everything runs smoothly in the clinic. When you and your pet come into our clinic for a visit, you can expect to be greeted by Bill! Bill joined our team in October of 2019 and brings us his 15 years of experience working in the veterinary care field. Before joining our team, Bill earned an Associates degree in Business Management as well as an Associates in Musical Theater.
As a Hospital Administrator, Bill focuses on being prepared when it comes to office planning and efficiency. His motto is that being proactive is always better than being reactive, and that crisis management cannot move a practice forward. We are so grateful for Bill’s ability to prepare for an issue before it becomes an issue.
At home, Bill has several pets of his own, including: Toby, an 11-year-old Chihuahua, Finn, a 9-year-old Bichon Frise, and Phoebe, a 9-month-old Havanese. Bill has also spent time showing Yorkies professionally. When asked why he enjoys working in the veterinary field, Bill said he enjoys working for small local clinics rather than corporate chains. This environment allows the staff to build personal relationships with clients and their pets. It also provides the reward of allowing the staff to see the improvement in the health of pets as treatment progresses. In his free time, Bill enjoys cooking, watching movies, and teaching. He is also a director of musical theater in the Southern NJ area.
