Dr. Wendy Reilly

Veterinary Director

Dr Wendy has been a practicing veterinarian for over three decades with International and local experience having worked across the United Kingdom and Australia. Professionally, Wendy has a particular interest in surgery and continues to study to advance her knowledge and skills.

Dr Kathryn de Jong BVSc (Hons)

I began my veterinary nursing career in a small animal surgery in Highfields near Toowoomba and then went on to complete a Bachelor of Veterinary Science at the University of Queensland. After graduating I also spent a number of years working at the university in the intensive pig farming industry. I am thrilled to be part of the Greencross Vets team where I can explore my special interests in feline and canine medicine. There is nothing more rewarding than helping and treating animals in need I like to think that their small kisses and cuddles are a special way to thank me and my team! When I’m not in the clinic, you will find me with my two fur babies Missy, a Border Collie X Shepherd (the grumpy old matriarch of the household whom I love dearly) and Bella a Tabby with an attitude! I spend a lot of time with my furry family members who bring me hours of joy. My philosophy is to approach the care and wellbeing of your pet as if they are my own, whether they are furry, feathered or scaled!

Emily Lucas

Jenna Creed

Meet Jenna Creed, a member of our full time nursing staff. As well as being an experienced veterinary nurse, Jenna runs a cheerleading, dance and fitness studio and has personally represented Australia in the World Cheerleading Championships.

Her canine best buddies are a Tenterfield Terrier named Gaige and a Jack Russell Terrier named Jaffa.

Rebekka Richards

Samanther Miers

Stephanie

Steph is our other nurse whose friendly face you will likely see at the front counter during your visit. Steph is currently studying a Certificate IV in Vet Nursing and in her spare time she enjoys caring for all her animals at home including her horses and Border Collie pup Kaida.

Taneah Tournier

Dr Audrey Harvey

Dr Audrey Harvey is one of our part time vets, and has worked on the Peninsula for many years. Her hobbies include running and writing, and her pet hate is cooking. Not that there’s much time for hobbies, as she spends her weekdays home schooling her two children.

Her four legged family include Guinness the Australian Working Kelpie, Cinnabar the Australian Cattle Dog and Tiger and Sherbet the Whippets.

Dr Emma Winsor

Dr Emma Winsor is our other full time veterinarian who has been part of the team for several years. Emma has an interest in ultrasonography and all facets of small animal medicine and surgery. Her animal family includes a Groodle named Bijou and Indian Ringneck brothers Verty and JJ.

Dr James Lindley

Dr James Lindley has providing veterinary care to the Kippa-Ring community and their pets for over 30 years. James has a broad interest in small animal medicine and is an experienced surgeon, regularly performing many types of orthopaedic and soft tissue surgery.

Dr Jim Healy

Dr Jim Healy is our other part time vet. He spent his early years after graduation working in mixedjim-healy practice before establishing his own small animal clinic in Bray Park. He is a keen reader and gardener and likes to see the Broncos win.