Dr. Hahn grew up in the small town of Waukon, Iowa. Love of animals runs in the family; her father was a mixed animal veterinarian and owned Waukon Veterinary Service until retirement. After graduating from high school, she attended Iowa State University. After 4 years she earned her Bachelor of Science in Zoology and was accepted into Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine with distinction in 2003 and has practiced small animal medicine ever since. Dr. Hahn is married to her husband Bryan and has 3 children; Isaac, Bennett & Violet. The family wouldn’t be complete without pets! She has 2 cats, Charlie and Lily (who live at the clinic), a Golden Retriever named Augie, a Goldendoodle named Jax, and a Chihuahua named Ivy. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her friends and family, reading, and exercising when she gets a chance! Dr. Hahn had a vision for a different style of clinic and started Compassionate Care in 2010.
Dr. Furbeck is originally from Mississippi where she attended undergraduate and vet school at Mississippi State University, earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree . While in school and in practice, she developed a special interest in small animal dermatology and internal medicine. After practicing veterinary relief work in the Quad Cities area for a few years, she was very happy to join the CCVC team full-time in January 2017. She and her husband have 2 daughters and 2 golden retrievers, ‘Major’ and ‘Charlie’.
Jamie knew from a young age she wanted to have a job involving animals. Growing up in the country allowed her the opportunity to be around several different types animals, both large and small.
Jamie pursued her dream of working with animals by graduating with an Associates of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology from Northeast Missouri State University and is a Licensed Veterinary Technician. Her experience has led her to believe the most heartwarming reward is seeing a sick pet now well and going home with a happy owner.
She has over 20 years experience in the husbandry of rabbits raising nationally winning show rabbits and was inducted into the Holland Lop Rabbit Hall of Fame. Jamie currently resides outside of Milan, IL with her husband, Mike. She enjoys being with family, flower and vegetable gardening, landscaping, trail riding, and showing her Toy Fox Terriers.
Amy is a certified veterinary technician who grew up living at Loud Thunder Forest Preserve and graduated from Parkland College in Champaign with an applied associate’s degree in Veterinary Technology.
She worked at Andalusia Road for 2 years before her love of adventure, travel and influence from her sweetheart led her to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In the anesthesiology department she discovered the challenge of working with large animals, involved in long surgeries and being called to work all hours of the night.
A few years later, Amy moved back to the Quad Cities. Returning to her Andalusia Road family, she spent the next 10 years educating owners and caring for their pets before joining us in 2015. Amy is dedicated to her patients and ready to utilize her skills in anesthesiology to care for your pets during surgery and dental cleanings!
Jennifer is a Quad Cities native, growing up in Bettendorf and currently living in Silvis, IL. She is the mother of 2 ``good`` cats (Griffin and Morrison), 2 ``bad`` cats (Acorn and Squirrel) and one PERFECT little dog named Tinker. Oh, and a husband (Tom) and stepson (Payton).
Jennifer has always been a bit of an animal worshiper, so when she was given the opportunity in 2011 to fulfill her dream of working with animals as a veterinary assistant, after spending 19 years in the printing industry, she took the leap. It was a big one, but she loves her job and is glad she did it. She loves spending her days caring for the pets of others AND learning how to be a better owner to her own pets.
In her free time, Jennifer and her husband love spending time at their cabin in Upper Michigan, kayaking and exploring Lake Superior.