Stephanie Silva

Veterinary Nurse

Ashley Cullen

Veterinarian

Ash graduated as a veterinarian from Murdoch University in 2021 and shortly after joined our Greencross Vets team. She has always had a passion for domestic animal care and has a particular interest in feline medicine, as she is a self-proclaimed crazy cat lady.
In her spare time, Ash enjoys running, painting and hanging out with friends (including her cat Smelly).

Maddie Reid

Veterinary Nurse

Dr. Vicky Brownlie

Veterinarian

Dr Vicky originally hails from the UK but has made Perth her home and has almost 2 decades of experience working with all sorts of small animals including dogs, cats and birds (pet birds, wildlife and poultry).

She also has expert knowledge of rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, rats, reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates, having recently acquired her Membership qualification in Unusual Pets Medicine and Surgery – one of only a handful of vets in WA to have achieved this qualification!

Dr Vicky cannot wait to meet the feathered, furry and scaly pets of the Greencross Vets clients.

Krystal Loveless

Vet Nurse & Puppy School Coordinator

Dr. Andrea Coster

Dr. Andrea graduated from James Cook University Queensland in 2016 and started her career in a busy emergency centre in Perth.
Andrea has always loved being taking care of her family’s pets and is passionate about treating and caring for dogs and cats. Her favourite pet has been her beloved Mastiff Tyson. She is yet to become a pet parent again, but loves to come to work and get to know new clients and help provide care and support to every animal she gets to meet in clinic. Andrea recently joined our team and spends her time between Subiaco and Bedford loving the fast paced environment of helping animals every day.

Dr. Kira-Lee Procter

Kira was born and raised in Denmark, a small country town south of Perth.
She came to Perth to study Veterinary medicine and never left! She has always loved animals and loved growing up in a rural area surrounded by farm animals.
She started studying animal science at Murdoch University and transitioned into veterinary medicine soon after, graduating from Murdoch in 2015.

She loves helping animals and their humans alike to better their lives with treatment and love.
Her parents currently run a small farm in Denmark as well as working in the town. They run cattle, have some chickens and a lovely young Border Collie named ‘Phoenix’ to keep them on their toes.

In her spare time she is involved in basketball (coaching, umpiring and playing), and when she was younger she even traveled interstate for national interschool basketball tournament multiple times as a player and coach.

She was a member of the Murdoch champion intercollege meat judging team during her studies; she trained and led cattle in the royal show for Murdoch for a number of years.
She enjoys relaxing with family and friends at home cooking and trying new foods.

Megan Spencer-Cotton

Dr April Hand

Dr. April graduated from the Murdoch University in 2017.
She joined Greencross Vets Subiaco in January 2018 and brings with her an interest in surgery and emergency medicine. She now spends her time between the Subiaco and Bedford clinics.
Having grown up in Singapore, she has a soft spot for domestic animals and all kinds of exotic pets.
April volunteered with the Worldwide Veterinary Service and is actively involved in her commitment to rescue animals.
In her leisure time, April is involved with her local roller hockey team and her local touch rugby team.
She also enjoys spending time with her newly adopted rescue pooch, Ernie!

Dr Kin Yi Yip BSc BVMS

Dr. Kin has always been passionate about pets, having worked in the veterinary industry for over ten years.
She graduated from Murdoch University in 2006 after completing a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery.
Over the last few years, she has worked for a busy pet emergency centre, where she has been able to treat critical care patients.
She is passionate about learning new skills and her veterinary interests range from treating challenging medical cases through to soft tissue surgery.
She says that working as a vet is a privilege and there’s nothing more rewarding than being able to help a patient improve their health and wellbeing.
When she’s not in the clinic, you’ll find her spending time with her partner and two young kiddies, as well as their fur-family which includes two rescue dogs (a boxer cross named Justin and kelpie cross named Ashley) and our two rescue cats (named Sparkle and Spunky).