Hospital Staff - Client Relations

Emily Blainedavis, Hospital Manager Emily Blainedavis is the hospital manager at Brookfield Veterinary Hospital. A member of the staff since 2002, Emily likes working at Brookfield because the staff is committed to continually raising the bar for patient care. She enjoys working with the friendly staff and appreciates the opportunity to learn something new every day.

Emily's home is filled with pets and her five cats (Polly, Tolley, Rilla, Elliott and Happy), a dog named Calantha, and a rat named Evelyn keep her busy. Hiking, reading (about history and sociology) and working out are some of her favorite pastimes.

Jilliane, Client Relations Coordinator Jilliane is the lead client relations coordinator at Brookfield Veterinary Hospital. She likes working at the hospital because she enjoys being part of a team that does good and helps animals.

Jilliane is active with the local Snohomish County Dairy 4-H Club and volunteers there during the summer. She can also often be found riding her horse, Tequila, in drill and performing at fairs and local parades. She also shares her home with two cats, George and T.T., and two dogs, Cody and Rainier.

In her spare time, she enjoys spending time at home with her husband and her animals. Camping, trail riding with Tequila, trout fishing and baking with her little cousins are some of the things she likes to do in her spare time.

Momma, the Brookfield Clinic CatClinic cat Momma has been living (and ruling) Brookfield since 2003. She was rescued by MEOW Cat Rescue and sent here with one of her kittens to be adopted out, but with her sassy and social personality, it was clear she fit in better right here at the hospital. The kitten was quickly adopted and Momma was here to stay.

Momma has been through some serious health issues, but with the love, support, and attention she got from our staff, clients, and patients, she has been doing very well. The clients have a hard time not loving Momma; if she doesn't think you're showering her with the appropriate amount of attention, she'll force you to do so by walking across the counter in front of you and meowing loudly inches from your ear! Her feisty attitude and unique, raspy meow make her one of a kind, and Brookfield wouldn't be the same without her.