Cordelia was brought to HRAH as a stray that had been hit by a car. She suffered a broken femoral head which was not surgically repairable. After her rehabilitation was complete, attempts were made to place Cordelia in a loving home, however, she had other ideas. She has now become our clinic cat and has mellowed quite a bit though she can still be a little persnickety. We love her dearly and if you are ever in the lobby, she may come up and sit in your lap.

Sandy is our recently graduated Certified Veterinary Technician from the PCC program. She worked here at Hart Road as our weekend Kennel Technician while attending school. Now that her two children are in college, Sandy has changed careers from many years as a Navy Hospital Corpsman/Laboratory Technician, and then homemaker. She has five cats (Bright Eyes, Fozzie, Macy, Zuki, and Isis), and a dog (Paprika), living in her home. She splits her time between family, work, and extra curricular activities. Since her youngest was born, Sandy has been active in the art of Taiji, and is currently attending the U.S. Wushu Center in Portland. Sandy also likes to hike and visit new places. In her spare time, she loves to do all types of needlecrafts and sewing

Kattie is originally from Yakima, WA. She moved to Oregon in 2003 with her two beautiful boys. They spend a lot of time exploring Portland. They enjoy hiking, riding bikes, and sightseeing. Kattie enjoys writing poems and drawing, and hopes one day to write a book. She is musically inclined, playing the accordion, piano, drums and her newly acquired guitar. Her boys love music too, so they hope to all play together one day.  Kattie recently adopted her very first pet, Grover.  He is a very sweet orange tabby Ellen brought in as a stray with an abscess.  Dr. Bennett successfully repaired it and he remained in Hart Road's care until his adoption in January.