Dr. Suzanne Best, DVM, CVA
Suzanne H. Best, DVM, CVA graduated from Oregon State University college of Veterinary Medicine in 1992. She practiced in Oregon for two years before moving back to Maine where she continued her practice in small animal medicine first working with other veterinarians then in her own practice.
Dr. Best was certified in Veterinary Acupuncture in 1997 through the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society. In 2007 she completed extensive training in Chinese Herbal Medicine.
Dr. Best is a dedicated veterinarian who frequently participates in community vaccination clinics. Most recently she has become involved in a community effort to provide feline neuter surgery to low-income people.
Her vision of owning a clinic where both the clients and patients can feel comfortable was realized in February of 2011 when she opened her own veterinary clinic. She is very happy to bring quality veterinary care to the community where she lives with her husband, Don, and three sons.
Don Best
Don is the business manager at Well Point Veterinary Service. He also designed and did much of the work to transform a residential home into our clinic.
Don is a licensed massage therapist. He has extended his practice and study to include canine massage. He shares a strong connection with dogs. Many canines quickly feel comfortable with his touch. Don's own dogs line up for their massage.
When Don is not performing his various duties at Well Point, he enjoys his passion of being a master wood carver. Several of his artistic works are hanging in the clinic.
Kadi Sweatt
Kadi is a veterinary assistant who is training to become a veterinary technician. She completed a veterinary assistant certificate program in 2010.
Kadi loves working with Dr. Best and assisting with surgeries. She has gained much knowledge about the care of cats through her work at Responsible Pet Care.
Kadi lives with Brandon and her beloved dog, Bayleigh in Norway ME.
Brenda Bumps
Brenda is the newest member of the Well Point team. She has been working as a caring, veterniary assistant for more than 20 years.
Brenda has received much of her training on the job and continues to learn.She lives with her husband and her three dogs and 3 cats.
Anastasia Agrafiotis
Stasia is a veterinary assistant who has been working with animals since she was a young girl. She has a bachelors degree in Animal Science from the University of New Hampshire where she studied pre-veterinary medicine, bioscience/technology and equine care and management. While attending school she worked full time as a laboratory technician at the New Hampshire Veterinary Diagnostic Lab.
In 1994 Anastasia started her own professional pet sitting service for both small and large animals in southern Maine. She was certified in 1999 as a Third Degree Reiki Master and began offering holistic animal care services. She moved her business to western Maine in 2000 where she also operated a dog bed and breakfast and daycare for dogs from her home.
Anastasia loves outdoor activities especially organic gardening which she enjoys where she lives with her husband, dog, cats and birds.
Sandy Geddry
Sandy is a veterinary assistant who has a special affinity for cats. She began working part-time for Well Point Veterinary Service in January 2009. She completed a veterinary assistant certificate program in June 2009.
In addition to working at the clinic Sandy also designed and maintains the clinic's website.
Sandy is an award-winning, amateur photographer, specializing in cat photography. Several of her photographs are hanging in the clinic.
Sandy does volunteer work for Responsible Pet Care where she gets many opportunities to take pictures of the cats. She lives in Norway with her husband, Lee and three cats.
