Melissa Lewis
Executive Director
Melissa earned her degree in Business Administration & Accounting from the University of Southern Indiana. She began her career in animal welfare at White River Humane Society, where she established its spay/neuter programs. In 2009, Melissa joined the Pets Alive team in hopes of providing a larger region with affordable spay/neuter services.
Megan Reece
Development & Communications Director
Megan earned her BA in Political Science from Saint Mary’s College and her master’s degree in Nonprofit Management and Policy Analysis from Indiana University. She also earned her Certificate in Fund Raising Management from IU. Megan joined the Pets Alive staff in 2015 to share her passion for animals and raise awareness for the spay/neuter cause.
Jamie Fullen
Lead Veterinary Technician
Jamie began her career at White River Humane Society and has over 10 years of experience in shelter medicine and animal behavior. Jamie joined our team in May 2013 to decrease pet overpopulation so that every pet can someday have a home. Jamie shares her home with dogs Lilly, Rufus, Riley, Marty, Sunny, Minnie, Oscar, Daisy, and many cats.
Dr. Christy Victor, DVM
Veterinarian
Dr. Victor received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from Purdue University’s School of Veterinary Medicine in 1996. Prior to her education in West Lafayette, she had received her Bachelor of Science from Indiana University. Dr. Victor has practiced veterinary medicine in Bloomington ever since. She joined the Pets Alive team in 2018, because surgery is her favorite aspect of veterinary medicine and she wanted to make a difference for animals in shelters.
Dr. Nancy Ferguson, DVM
Veterinarian
Dr. Ferguson graduated of Purdue University’s School of Veterinary Medicine with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) in 1985. After eight years of private practice, she began working with spay/neuter clinics and participated in the Association of Shelter Veterinarian’s Task Force to Advance Spay and Neuter. In 2005, Dr. Ferguson joined the Pets Alive team, performing the first spay surgery at the clinic. In 2015, she also performed the 100,000th surgery.
Dr. Jessica Gilliatt, DVM
Veterinarian