Madisen Schreder-Perkins is the Practice Manager at Enterprise Animal Hospital. Originally from Wallowa County, Madisen grew up in various ranching communities of Oregon. Madisen earned her Bachelor's degree in Agriculture Science, and her Master's in Agriculture Education and Extension from Oregon State University. She did research in 4-H extension program development, and has a passion for teaching young people about animals and agriculture. Madisen started at Enterprise Animal Hospital as a veterinary assistant in 2022 shortly after graduating. She was then promoted to Practice Manager in early 2023. Since then she has been a part of our involvement with outreach in the community. Madisen handles all of our daily operations, and continues to look for ways to provide exceptional care for the county's pets and their people. When not at work Madisen enjoys helping on her family's cattle ranch, hiking, riding horses, spending time with her husband, and playing with her GSP, Annie.

Chelsey is excited to have joined the EAH team recently. She graduated from Fergus Falls technical college with her associates in Medical Laboratory Science in 2016 and enjoys gaining knowledge in all areas of science. She is branching out from human medicine to help our furry animal companions. Chelsey is originally from Minnesota and moved back to Wallowa county after leaving for a few years. She is a lover of all things strange and unusual. Chelsey has been leaving places and people better since 1989. She is a horror buff and crime junkie always and forever.

Caitlin joined the team at EAH as a veterinary assistant in November 2024. After growing up in southwest Michigan, she lived and worked in North Carolina, Idaho, and Arctic Alaska while earning her masters and doctorate degrees in Geological Sciences. Caitlin moved to Wallowa County in May 2017 and has worked in a myriad of fields, both literally and figuratively. She farmed at Backyard Gardens for Beth Gibans, coordinated a monitoring program at Wallowa Resources, and surveyed rangelands for noxious weeds as an independent contractor. She continues to work as a consultant and serves as the Treasurer for the Wallowa Avalanche Center and works seasonally at Alder Slope Nursery in addition to her time at EAH. When not working, Caitlin enjoys spending time with friends and exploring the diverse ecosystems of Wallowa County on foot, skis, or a raft with her dog Jasper, stepdog Toots, and partner Ryan. She is currently focused on learning to golf and developing her skills as a fly fisherwoman.

Jess joined our EAH family in the middle of 2022 as a veterinary assistant. She’s involved in surgeries, appointments, and lab work. Jess is originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota and found her way to Wallowa County in the spring of 2020. She graduated with a degree in Wildlife Biology from the University of MN, and has been a lover of animals ever since she can remember! She and her husband, Adam, run Lazy Mule Farm, a draft-powered vegetable farm located in Enterprise. When not farming or working at the clinic, she loves to go packing with her horses, mules and dogs in the Wallowa Mountains.

Angela is the receptionist/customer care specialist at Enterprise Animal Hospital. She has an extensive history of working with animals, such as horses and dogs. Angela started working at Enterprise Animal Hospital as a Veterinary Assistant in 2022 where her passion for the community's beloved pets grew. In 2023 Angela was promoted to her position as our customer care specialist and she is usually the first person to meet our clients here at Enterprise Animal Hospital. With her background and training as a veterinary assistant she can easily navigate the needs of our patients and clients. When not at work Angela enjoys spending time with her three children, riding her horses, and playing with her dog.

Eager to expand her knowledge of animal care, Becca became a veterinary assistant at EAH in the spring of 2025. She enjoys being part of the team helping pets and their people. Born and raised in Alaska, Becca moved to Wallowa County with her husband and 3 dogs in 2024. They enjoy spending time outdoors together hunting, fishing, foraging, and exploring.