Sarah Zuker, DVM, CCRP
Dr. Zuker has been actively involved in veterinary medicine since she was in high school. She
earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree (DVM) at Michigan State University in 2012.
While in veterinary school, she worked for the Advanced Rehabilitation Center for Animals
and fell in love with how physical rehabilitation can impact the lives of pets. She completed
her rehabilitation program simultaneously and earned her Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP) certification from the University of Tennessee in June 2012. After graduation, Dr. Zuker accepted a position in Florida and has been practicing small animal medicine, surgery and physical rehabilitation.
Dr. Zuker has completed many additional certifications to help provide better quality of life for her patients. Also at the University of Tennessee, she completed the “Canine Osteoarthritis Case Manager” certification. Through the American Institute of Medical Laser Application she completed the “Scientific Basics of Medical Lasers”, “Medical Laser Safety” and “Laser Therapy Principles in the Companion Animal Practice” certifications. Most recently, she did advanced training in Canine Orthotics and Prosthetics through the Canine Rehabilitation Institute to help injured or disfigured pets regain mobility. She is an active member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Michigan Veterinary Medical Association and the American Association of Rehabilitation Practitioners.
Andrew Smith - Practice Manager
Andrew began his introduction to the veterinary field when he married Sarah in 2002. He has always loved animals and grew up with cats until a dog with one white paw stole his heart. Andrew is very excited to begin a new career managing the practice. He and Sarah are both very excited to meet and build relationships with Mackinaw’s clients and patients.
Dr. Zuker and Andrew were both born and raised in Shiawassee County. Together they purchased Mackinaw Veterinary Associates in November of 2016. They are very happy to be back in mid-Michigan and to raise their daughter with her family and small town, mid-western values. When they are not at the clinic, they enjoy road trips, concerts, playing outdoors with their daughter and doting on their cat.
Dr. Zuker has been actively involved in veterinary medicine since she was in high school. She
earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree (DVM) at Michigan State University in 2012.
While in veterinary school, she worked for the Advanced Rehabilitation Center for Animals
and fell in love with how physical rehabilitation can impact the lives of pets. She completed
her rehabilitation program simultaneously and earned her Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner (CCRP) certification from the University of Tennessee in June 2012. After graduation, Dr. Zuker accepted a position in Florida and has been practicing small animal medicine, surgery and physical rehabilitation.
Dr. Zuker has completed many additional certifications to help provide better quality of life for her patients. Also at the University of Tennessee, she completed the “Canine Osteoarthritis Case Manager” certification. Through the American Institute of Medical Laser Application she completed the “Scientific Basics of Medical Lasers”, “Medical Laser Safety” and “Laser Therapy Principles in the Companion Animal Practice” certifications. Most recently, she did advanced training in Canine Orthotics and Prosthetics through the Canine Rehabilitation Institute to help injured or disfigured pets regain mobility. She is an active member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Michigan Veterinary Medical Association and the American Association of Rehabilitation Practitioners.
Andrew Smith - Practice Manager
Andrew began his introduction to the veterinary field when he married Sarah in 2002. He has always loved animals and grew up with cats until a dog with one white paw stole his heart. Andrew is very excited to begin a new career managing the practice. He and Sarah are both very excited to meet and build relationships with Mackinaw’s clients and patients.
Dr. Zuker and Andrew were both born and raised in Shiawassee County. Together they purchased Mackinaw Veterinary Associates in November of 2016. They are very happy to be back in mid-Michigan and to raise their daughter with her family and small town, mid-western values. When they are not at the clinic, they enjoy road trips, concerts, playing outdoors with their daughter and doting on their cat.
Diane - Client Relations Specialist
Diane is a resident of Saginaw Township. She has over 35 years of customer service and management
experience, with Associate Degrees from Dale Carnegie in Accounting/Data Management. Diane is
blessed to be raising her amazing grandson, Kaden. She enjoys crocheting, reading Amish novels,
gardening, decorating, cooking and spending time with Kaden. A client of Mackinaw Veterinary
Associates since 1979 and an employee since 2013, Diane truly enjoys her job and the M.V.A. clients.
Diane is a resident of Saginaw Township. She has over 35 years of customer service and management
experience, with Associate Degrees from Dale Carnegie in Accounting/Data Management. Diane is
blessed to be raising her amazing grandson, Kaden. She enjoys crocheting, reading Amish novels,
gardening, decorating, cooking and spending time with Kaden. A client of Mackinaw Veterinary
Associates since 1979 and an employee since 2013, Diane truly enjoys her job and the M.V.A. clients.
Korey - Amazing Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) and CCRP Candidate
Korey has always had an interest and affinity for animals ever since she was young. She worked as a
veterinary assistant for years before going back to school to become a Licensed Vet Tech through Baker
College of Flint, graduating in 2008. Her background knowledge of animal behavior and training has
helped her to reach out to clients and help foster relationships between pets and their owners. Along
with behavior training, Korey owned and operated her own animal rescue, and has helped foster
through breed-specific rescues. She also keeps up to date on the latest nutritional standards and
research, and is working towards her certification as a Canine Physical Rehabilitation Therapist through
the University of Tennessee.
At home, Korey has two English Setters: Tadpole and Duckie, a German Shepherd named Waylon, and two mixed breeds: Callie
and Cjaye.
Korey has always had an interest and affinity for animals ever since she was young. She worked as a
veterinary assistant for years before going back to school to become a Licensed Vet Tech through Baker
College of Flint, graduating in 2008. Her background knowledge of animal behavior and training has
helped her to reach out to clients and help foster relationships between pets and their owners. Along
with behavior training, Korey owned and operated her own animal rescue, and has helped foster
through breed-specific rescues. She also keeps up to date on the latest nutritional standards and
research, and is working towards her certification as a Canine Physical Rehabilitation Therapist through
the University of Tennessee.
At home, Korey has two English Setters: Tadpole and Duckie, a German Shepherd named Waylon, and two mixed breeds: Callie
and Cjaye.
Renee - Awesome Veterinary Assistant
Renee is new to the veterinary field and is loving working with animals. Before coming to MVA, she worked as a
receptionist in a dental office.
Renee has been married for a year to her best friend since kindergarten. This year they rescued a beagle named
Dewey and he is the love of their life. She enjoys camping, fishing, hunting and really anything that includes being
outside or with friends and family. Renee loves working with cats and dogs everyday and can't imagine a better job.
Renee is new to the veterinary field and is loving working with animals. Before coming to MVA, she worked as a
receptionist in a dental office.
Renee has been married for a year to her best friend since kindergarten. This year they rescued a beagle named
Dewey and he is the love of their life. She enjoys camping, fishing, hunting and really anything that includes being
outside or with friends and family. Renee loves working with cats and dogs everyday and can't imagine a better job.
