Oakland Veterinary Referral Services
Adrienne Pesavento is a seasoned veterinary professional with extensive experience in small animal medicine, surgery, emergency care, and behavioral consultations. Currently serving as a Behavior Resident at Oakland Veterinary Referral Services and an Associate Veterinarian at VCA Farmington Hills Animal Hospital, Adrienne has a diverse background that includes roles as an Associate Veterinarian at Veterinary United, and leadership positions such as Emergency Service Team Leader at MedVet for Pets. Previous experience includes veterinary technician roles across multiple animal hospitals and contributions as an Animal Evaluator and Head of the Wildlife Department at Michigan Humane Society. Adrienne holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, a Master of Arts in Anthropology from Louisiana State University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Classical, Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies and Archaeology from the University of Evansville.
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Oakland Veterinary Referral Services
Oakland Veterinary Referral Services (OVRS) is a leading center for specialty veterinary care in the Midwest. Our locally owned and operated multi-specialty veterinary center is housed in one of the best-equipped animal care centers in the country. From referring veterinarians in search of specialty care to pet owners looking for top specialty or emergency services, OVRS is ready to help. We have a team of board-certified specialty veterians, each with advanced training in each of their specialty areas. They are backed by a highly trained support staff, and a care center full of some of the most advanced technology in veterinary services. Thanks for our commitment to providing top quality care and exceptional customer service, we have already earned the respect, trust and confidence of thousands of referring veterinarians and pet owners in and around Southeastern Michigan. It is our mission to continue to provide the best veterinary care possible.