Staff

Having grown up in Boisfort, Dr. Pollock did not migrate very far. She was graduated from Washington State University and practiced in Centralia prior to opening her own practice here in Winlock. Her husband, dog, cattle, chickens, and cat that moved in on them all make their home just north of Winlock in the St. Urban area. 

At a young age, I knew I would be working with animals, and have been involved in their welfare for most of my adult life. I began my career in the veterinary field, while attending St. Francis High School in Traverse City, MI. I then I acquired a B.S. degree in Wildlife Biology from Michigan State University. I fell in love with the PNW while completing an internship with the Student Conservation Association in the Willamette National Forest and was determined to make my home here as soon as I graduated. After working in several veterinary hospitals in Portland, my path took me to Lewis Co. I have been here at Rolling Hills for over a decade and love this practice! When I'm not helping people and their pets, I'm chauffeuring my dachsador 'Seamus' to the beach, by way of Starbucks for a puppaccino . I love Reiki, reading and road trips. 

Born and raised in rural England, horses were all I ever wanted. Finally broke the parents down and I was given one for my 13th birthday. Never looked back. Family immigrated to America, Seattle to be exact. Not wanting to be a 'secretary' I opted for Veterinary Technology and was in the second graduating class of what was then a brand new proffesion, in 1973. I've seen a lot of changes in my career as a Vet Tech....all for the good, the care I can give pets now is awesome! 

I've always enjoyed working with animals and I'm passionate about horses and animal behavior. I'm currently working towards my Veterinary Technician License and love helping all kinds of critters. I recently bought a home locally and have tons of projects that keep me occupied. 

Alyssa has been a LVT for 3 years. She has lived in the area her whole life, growing up in Adna then briefly moving to Yakima where she attended Yakima valley community college. After receiving her Veterinary Technician license, she moved home and began working at Rolling Hills Veterinary Hospital. Since she was a kid, she always had a love for animals. As a senior in high school she took on the project of raising a service dog for Canine Companions for Independence. It was then that she knew she wanted to make her passion a career.