Sarah worked at the Harleigh Road practice many years ago then came back to re-join the team in January 2012. She could not keep away.

She particularly enjoys her interaction with our clients and, of course, their pets. She loves being back.

She has three grown up children and is kept busy caring for her terrier Ollie. She enjoys baking cakes – much to appreciation of the rest of the team. Her cakes are amazing – you can tell by the rate they are eaten in the surgery.

Lowenna started work as a veterinary receptionist at Harleigh in 2015. Previous to this she had been working at Cornwall Farmers where she underwent her RSQP training.

She comes from a farming background and like working on the farm with the Jersey cows. She also keeps chickens and enjoys relaxing by collecting their eggs.

Having worked for Cornwall Farmers Marie moved to join us in the summer of 2015. Although her main role is working with the farm vets for Kernow Farm and Equine she helps out with reception at Harleigh for our small animal team as well.

Her favourite part of her job though is speaking to and helping all our farm clients. Farming life is never easy so we want to do all we can to help them.

In her spare time, she helps out on her family dairy farm and spending time with her horses. Her down time is when she is riding or swimming.

Charlotte joined the Harleigh team in January 2005 after a year travelling in Canada. She came initially to cover some maternity leave but we loved her so much we asked her to stay.

She enjoys working as part of the team and can be found mainly in reception using her customer care skills and using her big smile!

Outside of work Charlotte loves socialising with her friends. She keeps fit by going to the gym and going for walks with her dog.

Having qualified from Liverpool University in 1994, Dominic joined the Harleigh surgery as a mixed veterinary surgeon dealing with all creatures great and small. After four years he moved on to pastures new to experience life in another practice team, returning to Harleigh Road in 2003.

In the last couple of year Dominic has focused more on the small animal work within the Harleigh team. He is particularly interested in abdominal medicine. He still manages to keep his hand in with some cattle work though. He enjoys working with a great team of people and, is never happier than when he is winding up the nursing team!

He plays a key part in the Kernow out of hours service as well, working nights and weekends looking after the hospitalised animals and dealing with emergencies that arrive.

He keeps busy out of work with his family – two growing boys and a veterinary surgeon wife. He tries to keep up with cycling and gardening in between taxi driving for the boys. He has three guinea pigs and three goldfish but, having recently moved to a house with a bit more land, has plans for some chickens – and maybe a duck house!