Scarlett
Hospital Administrator (Clinic Cat)

Scarlett has been an integral part of our staff since 2004.  She oversees many of our important daily hospital activities such as socialization, client communications, and rodent control.  Her specialty is cleaning food bowls after our patients and boarders have left.  Her expertise in maintaining the correct temperature for the top of our clothes dryer is unsurpassed.   Her free time is spent sniffing catnip, chasing the fake mouse at the end of her fishing pole, and stalking butterflies in the back yard.  Scarlett has never called in sick to work.  She says this is because she is afraid to cough, sneeze, vomit, or limp while in the presence of any of the doctors or employees at RBAH.

Marsha Bustamente
Practice Manager

Marsha has been with us since April 1990 and lives here in Red Bank with her husband of 12 years, Leonard.  They have four children- Len (35 years old), Brad and Josh (34 years old), and Leah (32 years old).  In addition to their children, they have two cats- Rocky and Val but only one dog-Comet (we are still working on adding more dogs to their household...)  Marsha's number one love and passion in her life (besides Leonard) is cooking.  Most weekends you can find her in the kitchen either trying a new recipe or tweaking an old one, she just can't leave well-enough alone.  We are always finding excuses to have a luncheon party here at the hospital because we know she will cook for us.  Marsha says her favorite thing about RBAH is the multitude of long-term friendships she's made with co-workers, doctors, and clients.  Her dream vacation is any vacation-  she just wants to take one.

Genia Sanders

Kennel Manager
 

Genia is originally from Rainsville, AL but has been in our neck of the woods since 1982.  She has been married to her husband, Michael, for 28 years and they have two handsome sons, Joshua and Christopher.  She lives on a farm with 5 dogs, 2 horses, 3 cats, 4 chinese geese and 4 ducks.  Genia's greatest pleasure here at RBAH is gaining the trust and affection of a scared or abused animal.