At 15, during the start of the pandemic Marmalade had 3-6 months to live. Now, at 18, the loving relationship that Dr. Wendy has with her has… granted her at least 3 more years of life. Carefully suggested meds, balanced care plans, financially feasible costs, and compassionate care have been hallmarks of Dr. Wendy’s service for the 9+ years I’ve had the honor of having her as our Vet. Dr. Wendy’s end-of-life care is just-right; she focuses on Marmalade’s comfort and happiness.Dr. Wendy always loves to see Marmalade. So much joy and love pours forth for our little feline familiar, and she loves to see Dr. Wendy, too. Dr. Wendy sees her heart and personality, and takes joy in playing with and spoiling her; it seems simple, but I believe the sincere connection they’ve both formed, and the guidance Dr. Wendy has given me regarding caring for Marmalade, has provided her with that extra time. This is in no small part to Dr. Wendy’s expertise, but this care and love is applied in an aware and connected manner. Dr. Wendy -sees- our cat. I couldn’t hope for a more aware and grounded veterinary doctor; she bears witness to the relationship I have with our animal, and Marmalade lights up when Dr. Wendy walks into the room. read more