ABOUT US

Arnold Pet Station has been proud to serve our community since 1992. Meet the people that make our team so great and learn more about us!

Our Commitment

Arnold Pet Station provides the highest quality veterinary care, along with peerless customer service. We are dedicated to making you and your treasured pet part of our family. Every member of our staff is an animal lover, and you can expect each of them to treat your furry friend with the same compassion and respect they show their own pets. We recognize that each pet patient and client is unique, and our approach to patient care reflects that understanding. While we use standard protocols as guides, our treatment recommendations are designed to fit each patient’s individual health care needs.

Meet Our Team

Meet the Veterinarians & Team of Arnold Pet Station! We’re very proud of how caring and knowledgable our staff is and invite you to get to know them. Please call us at 410-544-1130 to speak to one of our caring veterinary staff members!

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Dr. Lindsay Laird  Weakness: Pitbulls.
I earned my DVM degree in 2010 from Virginia Tech University. Fun fact: Dr. Porteous and I went to school together!! My favorite part about working here is being able to help you and your pets! I have a Pitbull mix named Rufus who is known for the nickname "Blockhead." My favorite quote is, "Always aim for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars."
Dr. Jeanette Porteous  Weaknesses: Beaches and puppies.
I earned my DVM degree from Virginia Tech University in 2010. Fun fact: Dr. Laird and I went to school together!! My favorite part about working here is how hardworking and caring the staff is. The positive environment is awesome, too! I have two dogs, a Weimaraner named Oscar and a French Bulldog named Alice. My favorite quote is, "What lies behind you and what lies in front of you pales in comparison to what lies inside of you." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Eriyn Pampuro - Practice Manager  Weaknesses: Short legs, big ears, and wiggle butts.
My favorite part about working here is working with an incredibly talented and dedicated team, who share the same compassion and love for our patients. I have three dogs - a Corgi named Hambone, a lab named Rylee, and a mix named Izzy. I also have two cats named Kitton and Arlo. My favorite quote is, "We shall never know all the good that a simple smile can do." - Mother Theresa
Katie Marshall - Assistant Practice Manager/Hospital Lead  Weaknesses: Chubby animals, puppies, and Chick Fil A.
My favorite part about working here is having the ability to help out in each department. I started here in 2015 as a Kennel Tech and worked my way up! Another favorite part of mine about working here is all of the close bonds I've formed with the clients and their pets. I have two labs named Maui and Kai, a cat named Motley, and two chickens named Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette. My favorite quote is, "No matter how much it hurts, how dark it gets, or how hard you fall, you are never out of the fight." - Marcus Luttrell
Damian Marzoratti - Co-Head Veterinary Technician  Weaknesses: Tom Brady and spicy cats.
My favorite part about working here is having the responsibility of ordering all of our supplies for the hospital. I also enjoy monitoring our patients during their surgical procedures. I have four cats named Zeke, Toby, Holly and Siri. My favorite quote is, "It is what it is." - Bill Belichik
Jennifer Howard - Veterinary Technician  Weaknesses: Saying no to more animals and anything with cheese.
My favorite part about working here is how we are all a family. I have five cats named Diablo, Mavis, Cricket, Minnie, and Mr. Kitty. I also have two dogs - a Puggle named Roxie and a Shitz tu mix named Angel. I also have eleven chickens! My favorite quote is, "You never know what someone is going through, always be kind."
Breanna Haneke - Veterinary Technician  Weaknesses: Rescue animals and Dunkin' Donuts.
My favorite part about working here is having the ability to help make your pets feel better! I have three dogs named Mei, Archie, and Buster. I also have two birds named Mango and Sky. My favorite quote is, "You have to find something you love enough to jump over hurdles and break through the brick wall." - George Lucas
Jenna Donovan - *Seasonal* Veterinary Technician/CSR  Weaknesses: Pugs and pickles.
My favorite part about working here is that the staff is very positive and always willing to help out. I have a Pug named Buddy. My favorite quote is, "A life lived in love will never be dull."
Leanne Lohmeyer - CSR  Weaknesses: Chocolate, wagging tailed dogs, traveling, and a good book.
My favorite part about working here are the people. The staff is so kind and friendly; and the clients show true care and concern for their pets. I have a Border Collie mix named Wish, a Boarder Collie named Ketch, and and English Cocker Spaniel named Joey. My favorite quote is, "Life is a journey to be experienced, not a problem to be solved." - Winnie the Pooh
Emily Barnhart - CSR  Weaknesses: Fluffy dogs and Hambone.
My favorite part about working here is how friendly and loving the environment is. I have a Great Pyrenees mix named Chance, an Australian Shepherd mix named Leo and a cat named Kida!
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Our Veterinarians

Dr. Lindsay Laird

Dr. Laird is locally raised and educated. Originally from Hagerstown Maryland, she earned her DVM from Virginia Tech in 2010 after undergraduate coursework at McDaniel (Western Maryland) College and several years in cancer immunology research at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.
Her professional interests include surgery, internal and emergency medicine. When she’s not busy helping pets, she enjoys time relaxing with her son and a Pit Bull mix named Rufus!

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Dr. Jeanette Porteous

Dr. Porteous joins the team at Arnold Pet Station in February 2021. She has lived in Maryland for most of her life and is a graduate of the University of Maryland College Park and Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine.
Dr. Porteous’ love of animals was inspired by her favorite movie growing up, Dr. Dolittle – and so a career in veterinary medicine was a natural fit for her! Internal medicine, ultrasound diagnostics and behavioral medicine are a few of her specialty areas.
When not caring for the furry patients at Arnold Pet Station, Dr. Porteous enjoys agility and obedience training with her pups, Oscar the Weimaraner and Alice the French Bulldog.

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Our Facility

At Arnold Pet Station, we specialize in providing state-of-the-art medical treatment for companion animals by using the latest in diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive health care, as well as routine treatment for every stage of your furry family member’s life. Our facility, designed with the comfort of you and your pet in mind, is fully equipped to handle all of your pet’s veterinary needs.

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Our Approach – Fear Free Veterinary Visits

Arnold Pet Station is proud to be a part of the Fear Free Veterinary initiative.

At Arnold Pet Station, we use aromatherapy, pheromone therapy, food therapy and when necessary, light anti-anxiety medications. Research has shown that the scents of Lavender and Camomile are calming to both humans and pets. We use these scents throughout the hospital.

We use pheromones to calm your pets. Upon arrival at the front desk, your cat will be wrapped in a blanket sprayed with Feliway, a synthetic pheromone similar to a pheromone cats use to mark their territory as safe and secure. When dogs arrive, they are offered a bandana sprayed with Adaptil, which is similar to the pheromone that mother dogs emit to their puppies to comfort them. We work hard to keep your pet’s time in the waiting room to a minimum. All of our exam rooms have pheromone diffusers. 

We love to give treats! We have special treats for food allergic animals too. Our staff cares just as much about your pet’s emotional well-being as their physical well-being during their routine visits.

If we are still not successful in reducing your pets’ stress and anxiety to an acceptable level, we can use anti-anxiety medicines or reschedule at your convenience.

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