Aric Remen was born in Puerto Rico and was raised in Scottsdale, Arizona. He earned
a B.S. in Environmental Resources, with a concentration in Wildlife Habitat Management
from Arizona State University in 1995. Before starting veterinary school, he worked
on a variety of wildlife projects, including Urban Coyote Project in Tucson. In
2000, Aric then went on to Ross University in St. Kitts, West Indies. He attended
Colorado State University for one year of clinical studies and earned his D.V.M
from Ross in 2003. Aric's hobbies include watching the Colts play, traveling, fishing,
yard work and playing poker. He shares his home with his wife, their two daughters,
three Golden Retrievers, Max, Junie, Ty, Puppy the Terry-Poo? and White Sox the
cat.
Christine was raised in Las Vegas, Nevada until her sophomore year in high school
when she moved to Scottsdale. She is so passionate about animals that she is going
to pursue a career as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. She likes spending her spare
time with family and friends, and also enjoys hanging out with her four Labrador
retrievers, Nikko, Uno, Clyde, Buffett, and her Black cat, Cookie.
Erin is a native to Arizona. She has been passionate about helping animals since
a young age. Erin has two mutts, Jack and Boston, and a cat, Chip Wirp, (he got
that unfortunate name by accident because he made funny 'chirping' noises when he
was a kitten and he answers to it).
When Erin is not at work she loves to watch baseball, BBQ, and make trips up to
Prescott to see her Grandma. Erin would love to have a lot of room for more rescues
in the future. She'd love to have a full house!