Bec Armstrong

Megan Harrop

Megan has worked for the Greencross team for 3 years bringing wither her some experience having worked in a few Vet Clinics throughout Australia. Megan has a mischievous sense of humour and can brighten up anyone’s day. Megan is currently undertaking her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. Megan particularly enjoys dentistry and surgery and devotes her spare time to her cat Gus and her Guinne Pigs Giggle. Pie and Giget. She enjoys karate, badminton and chocolates.

Renee Collins

Renee joined the Greencross team in February 2016. Renee has a background in Retail and IT Management. She grew up on a farm near Warrnambool and has been around animals all her life. Renee is kept busy working reception and in the back office managing the day to day business of Greencross Ballarat and Creswick. With 2 children and a new puppy life is busy keeping up with all that is going on.

Shenay Gillie

Tori McDonald

Tori is enjoying building on her knowledge of animal husbandry and native wildlife. She is currently undertaking Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and is excited to learn more about behaviour and physiology. Tori grew up in Smythesdale among many pets, including horses, goats, chickens and ferrets. She now cares for one retired pony and a Border Collie/Koolie cross named Ned. Tori’s future goals include travelling more, owning a property big enough to keep heaps of rescue animals, and living sustainably.

Annette Currie

A former primary school teacher, Annette decided for a career change at the age of 53. Having bred miniature ponies for over 30 years, she is no stranger to animals. Since joining the Greencross team she has completed her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and microchipping accreditation. A mother of 4 grown children, Annette is now also a grandmother of two. Married to Rob, they have a 20-acre farm in Warrenheip. Annette & Rob have a menagerie of animals, ranging from cats and dogs through to miniature ponies and a Galah called Rory. Annette is an avid runner; and has competed in long distance events such as the New York and Paris Marathons. She enjoys music, and plays piano, guitar and flute. Annette loves travelling, snowboarding, the beach, surfing, and of course animals.

Dr Rayya T-Malaeb

Rayya graduated from Murdoch University in WA in 2007. She worked in mixed practice for 8 years and in 2016, she decided it was time to just focus on small animal medicine. She is quite happy to tackle all species and loves treating exotic species (wildlife & birds) and pocket pets. She has also discovered a niche for behavioural medicine and is very passionate about attending to your special needs fur babies. In her spare time, she enjoys spending quality time with the family and chasing after her toddler Olivia and 3 fur kids, Shepo (Aussie Shepherd), Punchkin (cross breed) & Lewi (Persian) & two fish (fish 1 and fish 2). She is also a very avid veterinary blogger and obsessed with pet photography.