Our Vet Nurses
Victoria Cossou
DVN
Veterinary Nurse
Victoria joined the team after completing her National Certificate in Veterinary Nursing through Otago Polytechnic at the end of 2011. Victoria and her family are relatively recent emigrants to NZ from England, and are settling into life in Dunedin. She has worked for animal welfare charities in England and is a sympathetic ear in times of stress for worried pet owners. Victoria completed her National Diploma in Veterinary Nursing in 2013.
Lisa Boddy
DVN
Veterinary Nurse
Lisa has completed her Certificate in Veterinary Nursing through Otago Polytechnic in 2012; she was such a great student when on placement we decided to keep her! She is a very compassionate nurse who has a special interest and pride in providing the best possible care to her hospitalised patients. Lisa likes to spend her free time with her Beagle X at the beach. Lisa completed her Diploma of Veterinary Nursing in 2015.
Krystal Marshall
DVN
Veterinary Nurse
Krystal was born in Dunedin and moved up north in 2014 where she completed her Diploma in Veterinary Nursing in 2017 through UCOL in Palmerston North. She has returned home with her husband and two dogs and is jumping right into her veterinary nursing career with us and says she is very excited to be here. In her spare time Krystal likes to spend time at the beach or with her family making the most of the hopefully sunny outdoors!
Fran Taylor
DVN
Veterinary Nurse
Fran qualified as a Veterinary Nurse in the UK in 2017 and went onto gain Bachelor of Honours Degree in Veterinary Nursing in 2018. Fran left the UK to travel NZ, but enjoyed it so much decided to stay and worked in a clinic in Queenstown and now here in Dunedin. Fran particularly enjoys nursing the hospitalised patients keeping them comfortable during their stay. Outside of work Fran likes hiking, biking and playing netball.
Alya Zamri
DVN
Veterinary Nurse
Alya recently graduated from Otago Polytechnic, completing my Diploma in Veterinary Nursing and worked at Humanimals as an intern before being taken on as a full-time veterinary nurse. “Humanimals is a great place to kick-start my career. Being a Vet Nurse wasn’t the first thing that came to mind during choosing what to do after high school. After applying for the course on a whim, I am absolutely in love with what I do and am immensely grateful and proud that I decided to go on this path. I still have lots to learn, but I am particularly interested in anaesthetics and preventative veterinary medicine!”