BluePearl Pet Hospital
Charlestown, MA

Dr. Molly Allen is passionate about local and regional anesthesia, balanced and multimodal techniques to minimize systemic opioid use, and anesthesia for high-risk and critical patients.

Dr. Allen and her husband have a son, a dog named Madison, and cats Cameron and Charlie. Favorite pastimes include running, camping and hiking.

Dr. Frances Aniemeke particularly enjoys treating kidney and lower urinary tract diseases, gastrointestinal disease and trauma cases.

Dr. Aniemeke is married and has two daughters. Her favorite pastimes include traveling, reading and swimming.

Dr. Laura Barrett’s interest in oncology stems from experience in clinical trials and the development of new molecular-targeted therapies and immunotherapies for the treatment of both animal and human cancers. She finds it gratifying to provide compassionate and personalized care to ensure the best possible quality of life for patients and owners as they face a difficult diagnosis.

Dr. Barrett loves wine tasting, traveling, trail running and hiking. She has climbed all 48 of the New Hampshire 4000 footers. Every morning starts with a crossword puzzle, accompanied by her two cats, Maverick and Charlie.

Interested in all aspects of internal medicine, Dr. Carrie Cavett particularly enjoys treating immune-mediated and infectious diseases.

Dr. Cavett’s favorite pastimes include outdoor activities, reading and time with her two cats.

Dr. Marie Chartier is experienced in all types of internal medicine cases including immune-mediated and blood disorders, infectious disease, disease of the kidneys and lower urinary tract system, liver and pancreatic disease, endocrine disease and respiratory disease, She is particularly interested in gastrointestinal disease and is a member of the Comparative Gastroenterology Society.

Dr. Chartier loves spending time with her husband, also a veterinarian, as well as with their cat and dog. She also enjoys traveling around the world and trying new recipes.

Dr. Matthew Cleveland is particularly interested in juvenile canine orthopedic conditions, including hip and elbow dysplasia, angular limb deformity, traumatic fractures, cranial cruciate ligament injuries (TPLO and closing-wedge osteotomies), minimally invasive joint explore (arthroscopy) and surgical oncology.

Dr. Cleveland enjoys fishing, reading, skiing, surfing and hiking. He and his wife have two pit bulls, Madelyn and Archer, and a cat named Dizzy.

Dr. Jaclyn Coble particularly enjoys endocrine emergencies, challenging anesthesia and polytrauma cases.

Dr. Coble enjoys running, sailing, fishing and biking. She has two Labrador retrievers, Cindy and Rosie, and a mixed breed dog named Chip.

Dr. Kerrianne Kalbko's clinical interests include trauma, transfusion medicine and endocrinopathies, such as diabetes and Addison's disease.

Dr. Kalbko enjoys photography, traveling, cooking and cross training. She has a yellow lab named Ivy and a golden retriever named Rusty.

Dr. Sabrina Katz's particular clinical interests include trauma, toxicities, emergency surgeries and neurologic emergencies.

Dr. Katz enjoys running, reading, tennis, soccer, gardening and spending time outdoors. Her family dog Riley, a Welsh springer spaniel, holds a special place in her heart.

Dr. Lauren Melle’s particular clinical interests include treating blocked cats, endocrine diseases, lacerations and all of the odd things that dogs eat.

Dr. Melle's favorite pastimes include running, cooking and yoga. She has two orange tiger cats, Louie and Leroy, who has three legs but isn’t slowed down at all.

Dr. William Snell is specialized in both soft tissue and orthopedic surgery, and his particular interests include minimally invasive laparoscopic and thoracoscopic procedures as well as surgical oncology and polytrauma cases.

Dr. Snell enjoys spending time with his wife, their two dogs, Tucker and Abby, as well as their faithful feline, Potter. He also likes to run, bike and hike.

Dr. Clara Williams understands that vision is a privilege and finds it gratifying to be someone who helps preserve it. She has traveled to Bolivia, Colombia and the Dominican Republic to provide ophthalmology education to faculty and students of veterinary schools. Her favorite procedure is bilateral cataract surgery because it provides her the opportunity to potentially restore vision.

Married with two stepchildren and five grandchildren, Dr. Williams enjoys visiting her home country of Colombia to see her mother and siblings. She is an avid reader and road biker and enjoys that her husband does the cooking. The family has three pets: Labrador retriever Bruno, and cats Lunita and Tiglo.