Leanne Bundy RVN Head Nurse

Leanne joined the practice in July 2002 after leaving college, and qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2008. Her main role within the surgery previously was running our Barry practice but we are delighted that she has returned to our main hospital branch in Bridgend to take over the Head Nurse reins from Carla. At home she has a few pets of her own, including two cats, two dogs, two guinea pigs and four horses. Outside of work in her spare time she enjoys looking after her horses and watching rugby.

Carla Jones RVN

Carla Jones has worked at Maes Glas since 2001. She started off as a student veterinary nurse and qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2006. Carla then became Head Nurse and was responsible for overseeing the nursing care of all hospitalised patients and assisting our veterinary team in making sure that our hospital is organised and provides a high standard of care. Carla now works part time and is enjoying life as a young mother.

Kelly Warner RVN

Kelly has been working for Maes Glas Vets since December 2006 and qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2010. She has a keen interest in dog and cat behaviour and is currently studying towards a degree in canine behaviour and training. She advises clients about dog and cat behaviour issues and has been running a puppy socialisation playgroup since Nov 2010. These have proved both popular and successful and continue to run. Kelly has joined the nurse management team as joint deputy head nurse and is looking forward to improving and augmenting our nurse consultation service.

Tammy Beshella RVN

Tammy joined the practice in 2009 and gained her veterinary nurse qualification in 2014. She assists Kelly with our puppy playgroups and is also part of the night nursing team, providing overnight care for our inpatients. Her clinical interests include emergency and critical care and she plans to continue to expand this knowledge in the future.

Tammy has a guinea pig, several parrots and four dogs which she enjoys taking out for long runs.

Kerry-Ann Blackburn RVN

Since starting as a trainee with Maes Glas in 2007, Kerry-Ann has developed an interest in orthopaedic nursing and laboratory work and is hoping to pursue these interests further during her nursing career. Kerry-Ann is a qualified dog groomer and gained her coveted registered veterinary nurse status in 2015.

Outside of work Kerry-Ann enjoys horse-riding, walking Kobi, her dog and camping trips with hubby, Dave.

Jemma Cooper BSc (Hons) DipAniPhys RVN MIAAT

Jemma started working for Maes Glas Vets in September 2012 as a student and qualified in January 2014 following an Equine Science degree completed in 2009. She particularly enjoys radiography and laboratory work and has a strong interest in anaesthesia and surgical nursing which she wishes to gain further qualifications in in the future. In her spare time, she enjoys riding and competing her horse, walking her two dogs and playing a spot of rugby when she gets the chance.

Jemma gained an additional qualification in Animal Physiotherapy in 2017 and has a physiotherapy caseload now in addition to her nursing.

Kayleigh Davies RVN

Kayleigh started with Maes Glas in June 2006, qualified in January 2010 and has worked in the Llantrisant branch since August 2009. She mainly works with small animals but enjoys going out on large animal calls and is interested in exotic animals. She enjoys socialising, walking her dog Zaffa, watching both local rugby teams and International games and dreams of going on the Lions tour.

Jessie Dunn RVN

Jessie joined Maes Glas Vets in December 2012 after studying equine business management at Harpury College for two years. She qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2016. Jessie is part of the night rota team and has a keen interest in emergency care, caring for inpatients, wound management and hand rearing young animals.

Outside work Jessie enjoys looking after and riding her 2 horses, travelling and walking her two dogs -Rosie and Eddie both rescued from local charity, Friends of the Animals.

Sian Frowen RVN

Sian started with the practice in 2008 and qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2013. She loves working as a branch nurse, and is currently working part time in our Porthcawl branch; she particularly enjoys the extra client and animal contact which she gets in a smaller branch. Sian's main clinical interest is feline nursing.

Sian has 5 cats of her own and also performs in open water swimming events, in 2015 having done a sponsored 5km open water swim on behalf of Friends of the Animals, RCT.

Nicola Isaac RVN

Nicola started as a Saturday girl back in 2009 and took up a full time position as a student nurse in 2012, graduating from college in 2016. She was selected to be our new Cowbridge branch nurse early in 2017 where she now spends the majority of her time and enjoys a wide variety of duties and getting to know our new Cowbridge clients and pets. She enjoys riding her horse, walking her dogs, eating out and visiting foreign lands.

Katie Jones RVN

Katie qualified from Monmouth College at the start of 2018 and is one of our night nursing team. She enjoys providing nursing care to all inpatients and is interested in critical care cases.

Outside of work she enjoys keeping fit, long walks with Dudley, her dog who she rescued as a puppy and rock climbing.

Hannah Morgans RVN

Hannah achieved her qualification in 2018. Her main interests are inpatient care and also small mammals and wildlife nursing. Hannah is a serial failed fosterer, having taken on permanent ownership of a three legged lurcher called Hopper and a white fluff ball called Lulu, both foster pets from Friends of the Animals.

She enjoys socialising with friends and walking her dogs.

Debbie Morris RVN

Debbie has worked for Maes Glas for over 15 years, qualifying in 2008 when she also received the student of the year award from Pencoed College. After running our Pencoed branch for a number of years, she took a break to concentrate on family life however she is now back and combines working part time in our Porthcawl branch with being a wife and busy mum to two boys. Debbie has undertaken bereavement advice training and enjoys running weight and nutrition clinics. She loves to chat to clients about the best way to care for their pets.

Debbie loves cooking and travel and is enjoying training new puppy, Nell.

Claire Saunders RVN

Claire started her nursing career at Maes Glas in 2004 following completion of a national Diploma in animal care and qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2006. She has a keen interest in equine work and regularly assists vets at our equine site. Claire enjoys providing care for our inpatients and assisting with emergency cases.

Becci Woodliffe RVN

Becky started off as a Saturday girl in the Llantrisant branch, took up a full time position in Aug 2008 and qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2012. She works mainly in the Llantrisant branch but also does night nursing shifts in Bridgend.

At home Becky has a retriever called Sonny, 2 cats and Leon the chameleon. She mainly works with small animals but is interested in exotics and also enjoys advising on dental problems and hopes to work towards an extra qualification in this area. In her spare time she enjoys taking Sonny for long walks on the beach.

Amy Wilkinson RVN

Amy started her nursing career at Maes Glas in 2009, qualifying as a registered veterinary nurse in January 2013. Apart from a brief stint at another practice, she has pursued her career at Maes Glas and has been part of the night rota for a number of years.

Amy particularly enjoys inpatient nursing and managing critical cases and has completed a merit award in anaesthesia and analgesia. She is currently deciding which further qualifications to pursue next.

Outside of work she enjoys socialising and spending quality time with friends and family. She loves helping out at local charities and frequently fosters sick and injured animals. Her cat Arthur, was adopted after being brought in following a traffic accident.

Nadia Zebeiri RVN 

Nadia has worked at Maes Glas since 2004 and qualified as a nurse in 2006. Nadia enjoys all aspects of her job and has a keen interest in radiography and hand rearing young animals. She became deputy head nurse under Carla Jones in 2013 and helps organise the clinical care of our hospitalised and day patients.

Nadia now works part time after starting a family in 2017. In her spare time she enjoys walking her dogs. 

Abbie Bartlett
Trainee Nurse

Rachel Cawley
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Tracey Hannah
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Katie Hearne
Trainee Nurse

Katie Joseph
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Jemma Kearn
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Leonie Mahon
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Nadia Morgan
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Eleri Harris Thomas
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Chloe Watkins
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Hayley Williams
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Gabby Crockford
Animal Care Assistant

Alice Darroch
Animal Care Assistant

Katie Hull
Animal Care Assistant

Rachel Kinsella
Animal Care Assistant

Eloise Saunders
Animal Care Assistant

Melissa Payne
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