our team
Dr.Bob Wendell ,DVM, MS
Robert J. Wendell, DVM, MS, graduated in a dual degree program, receiving a master's degree in cardiac physiology and pharmacology as well as his DVM from the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1988. Bob practiced in New Hampshire before moving to Vermont in 1990.
He founded Aeolus Animal Hospital & Equine Center in the fall of 1992. "Dr. Bob's" special interest lies in equine and small animal medicine and surgery. Prior to and during veterinary school, Bob worked as an equine anesthesia technician at The Ohio State University for 6 years. Bob and his wife Holly, own 1 horse a pony, 2 labs, 2 cats and "Babes" the Macaw parrot, who can be admired in the lobby of the hospital. Kalle, Bob and Holly son can be seen helping at the clinic or playing hockey, lacrosse, football and skiing. Bob enjoys ski patrol, coaching and playing ice hockey and shooting sporting clays.
Carolyn Graves
Before becoming a veterinary technician at Aeolus in 1998, Carolyn graduated from S.U.N. Y. at Morrisville with an associate’s degree in Standard Bred Management in 1986. Carolyn has lived in Vermont her entire life. She has 2 horses, 2 dogs and 1 cat and a questionable amount of Poultry. Her horses are, Maestoso Ambitious (Apollo) a 27 year old Lipizzan gelding, Rosalinda ABF a 20 year old KWPN/Lipizzan mare . Her dogs are Higgins a Boxer/Heeler cross and Prince , a 17 yo chihuahua Mix. Tink is her 1 year old black and white domestic shorthair cat. Her newfound hobby is raising Chickens , Ducks and Geese.
Jessica Meyer
Jessie graduated from the University of Muenster, Germany Medical School in 1992. She is a board-certified ophthalmologist in Germany. After moving to the United States in 1997, she decided to leave the fast pace of human medicine and found a fulfilling and rewarding position as a technician, assisting Dr. Wendell with ophthalmologic problems.". Jessie and her husband Rob have 2 Australian Shepherds who compete in agility, Obedience, Rally, Comformation, tracking and Dock Diving.
Important Announcement
Aeolus Animal Hospital is aware that there is a document circulating that outlines some very serious concerns about our hospital. We want our clients and entire community to know that we deny these charges of animal mistreatment. Dr. Wendell has always taken his care of animals seriously, and we anticipate a fully positive resolution on this issue once we have been given the opportunity to fully respond. These allegations originate from a former employee with whom we have a disagreement. We have never had an owner file a complaint, including in this case, and the records and testimony from oth