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Hunter
Hunter Harrison | Veterinary Analytics Manager | She/Her
Meet Hunter, our passionate and dedicated Veterinary Analytics Manager who channels her lifelong love for animals into every aspect of her professional life. With a degree in Animal Science and minors in Chemistry and Business, Hunter brings a wealth of knowledge and hands-on experience to the table. Her impressive journey through the animal industry—from managing boarding facilities to corporate roles with Boehringer Ingelheim, and even starting her own dog training business—prepares her perfectly for this role. What excites Hunter most about joining iVET360 is the chance to support veterinary teams in improving the human-animal bond by making their work more efficient. With a keen focus on helping clinics prioritize exceptional care, she is thrilled to contribute to a company where collaboration and a shared passion for veterinary care are central.
Outside of her professional endeavors, Hunter is a vibrant and loyal spirit with a knack for adventure. Most weekends you'll find her hiking the trails with her wife and their lively pack of dogs, soaking in the tranquility of nature. A former competitive swimmer turned lacrosse player, she's no stranger to athletic challenges, and her energies are now channeled to horse riding and running. A fun fact about Hunter is her month-long volunteer stint in South Africa, where she contributed to conservation and veterinary work. Whether exploring the rugged outdoors or curling up with a good book by indie folk tunes from First Aid Kit and Noah Kahan, she is always embracing the serenity that life offers.
Hunter's home is a bustling menagerie filled with love, laughter, and a variety of animals. Her pet family began with three kittens she rescued in college: Vixen, Artemis, and her soul cat Apollo, all now 8 years old. Loki, her loyal 11-year-old German Shepherd, was her first post-grad dog rescue, while Piglet, a lovable 6-year-old pit/husky/schnauzer mix with striking blue eyes, joined as a foster fail. Her yard is alive with chickens named after Harry Potter characters, goats with Disney and Pixar-inspired names, and majestic horses named Syrax and Abraxos, taking a page from the dragon playbook. Ever-growing with foster animals coming and going, Hunter's household exudes warmth and embodies her unwavering commitment to caring for those without a voice.
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