Meet our team!
Alyson Green
Alyson has lived in Idaho for over 30 years, growing up locally in Eagle, Idaho, graduating from Eagle High School and later attending college at Boise State University. Alyson has been in the field for over 10 years and with the clinic since 2018 when Hometown Animal Clinic opened their doors. Starting out as a technician, she is now the Practice Manager and helps with running the clinic’s day to day operations. She is also known for her “corgi squeal” when she is on the floor and a corgi comes into the building!
Alyson shares her life with her boyfriend, her dogs and horses in Eagle, Idaho, on a “mini farm”. When not at work she spends her time riding her dressage horse, enjoying concerts and spending time with family and close friends.
Animal Head Count: 4 Dogs (Baxter, Lola, Barley (all corgis) & Bruticus), 2 Horses (Nikola & Riannon)
Alyson’s Why She Chose Veterinary Medicine: “I love animals, science and caring for anything…the veterinary field just makes it possible to do it all!”
Jennifer Reed
Jennifer (Jen) grew up in Fairbanks, Alaska before moving to Idaho over 10 years ago. She graduated from Brown Mackie College with an Associates of Applied Science, obtaining her Certified Veterinary Technician license shortly after graduation. Jen has been in the field for over 10 years and joined Hometown in 2019. She loves the continued learning of veterinary medicine, and is our pocket-pet specialist.
Jen shares her life with her long-term boyfriend and daughter in Boise, Idaho. She loves to nerd out over Star Wars and Marvel, and you can often find her spending time with those she is close with.
Animal Head Count: 5 Guinea Pigs (Broccoli, Monkey, Edwin, Rupert, Perry & Moose), 3 Cats (BonBon, Rex & Kirara), 1 Dog (Pacey)
Jen’s Why She Chose Veterinary Medicine: “I love science. The constant learning and continuing of education. Plus a combination of getting to apply that science in helping our pets. My pets have always been a huge part of my family, my happiness, and I love applying that knowledge into helping others.”
Ashton Miller
Ashton is an Idaho native, born and raised in Eagle, Idaho. She has been in the veterinary field for over 3 years now, starting out as a receptionist at our local shelter and moving into technician work when she joined Hometown in 2020. Ashton is a hard worker and takes pride in what she does.
Ashton shares her life with her amazing family. She enjoys adventures and going out camping and hiking in the Idaho mountains.
Animals Head Count: 1 Dog (Dexter), 2 Cats (Oliver & Chester)
Ashton’s Why She Chose Veterinary Medicine: “Growing up I always loved animals, and so did my grandfather (he had his bachelor’s in animal science and originally planned to become a vet). Growing up he used to read to me before bed, and often times he would read from books written by James Harriot (Who’s real name is James Alfred Wight) who just so happened to be a British Veterinarian who is best known for writing a series of books set in the 1930s–1950s Yorkshire. The books were filled with stories about the world of veterinary medicine and the animals that I already loved. My want to go into vet med started with those books, and as I got older I never got over that want. I choose veterinary medicine in part because of my grandfather, but also because of my love and passion for animals and veterinary medicine.”
MacKenzie Thiel
Veterinary Assistant
Bio Coming Soon!
Sarah Anderson
Lead Customer Service Representative
Sarah moved to Boise in 2015 with her family, she joined our team in Spring of 2023 as a customer service representative. She has done an amazing job working her way up to our Lead Customer Service Representative, giving every client that personal experience when you are upfront.
Sarah shares her life with her family, she is very close with them and enjoys being the “Fun Aunt”. When not working she can be found playing softball, doing crafts and anything she can go and explore with her dog by her side.
Animal Head Count: 1 dog (Lady)
Sarah’s Why She Chose Veterinary Medicine: “The way that Cody (her amazing Pitbull who passed in Fall 2024) has shown me love and compassion, and what I have learned so much about myself, I want to give that love and compassion back.”