Veterinarian hired at the Fresno Animal Shelter
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A full-time veterinarian has been hired by the City of Fresno to work at the Fresno Animal Center.
City Manager Georgeanne White announced that Candace Krider, DVM will be part of collective and strategic planning in staffing and developing the program at the center.
“The Fresno Animal Center aims to serve a significant need in Fresno, and a top-line veterinarian sets the tone for the care and compassion that will be provided to the animals while they’re in our facility,” said White. “I’m excited that Candace has chosen to bring her skillset, leadership, and experience to the Center, and I know both the animals and citizens we serve will benefit.”
Krider worked as a relief veterinarian, a veterinary surgeon with the California SPCA, and an emergency veterinarian.
“I’m thrilled to join Fresno as the new veterinarian. Ensuring the health and well-being of animals in our community is crucial and I am eager to contribute my skills to make a positive impact on their lives,” Dr. Krider said. “Together, we can enhance the overall welfare of these animals and strengthen the bond between pets and their families.”
Dr. Krider earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. She also owns a Master of Science in Biology degree from the University of Saint Joseph.
“Our goal is to reunite pets with their owners and provide the best possible care to animals while they’re at the Center,” said Mayor Jerry Dyer. “I’m confident in Candace’s ability to provide the high level of care that these animals deserve and further our mission.”
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