Support team

Lorraine spent 16 years travelling across the UK and Ireland working in the medical industry, training nurses on phlebotomy, cannulation and other medical procedures. Lorraine started at Headington in November 2018 and loves everything about the role (especially when she gets to cuddle puppies or Staffies!).

She currently has two rescue cats and a beautiful Romanian street dog called Mikey. Lorraine also does short term fostering for the rescue centre, and her hobbies include going out with Mikey and spending time with her four beautiful grandsons.

Maria started working at Beaumont Vets in November 2018, having previously worked at another Oxfordshire vets and a local dog training and behaviour centre. She holds a degree in Canine and Feline behaviour and has her own dog behaviour and training business in South Oxfordshire.

Maria has a particular love for staffies and guinea pigs and currently shares her life with a rescue English Springer Spaniel called Chester, a Shetland pony called William and a cob called Mabel.
Outside of work Maria enjoys undertaking dog training courses (especially scent work and rally obedience), reading dog and horse behaviour and training books, riding Mabel and driving William.

Having spent years in IT as a programmer, police control room operator, donor attendant (vampire), waitress etc, Sally-Ann decided it was time to work with her one true love: animals. Sally is still coming to terms with the death off 22 year old wonder cat, Kipling, who was the last of many rescued cats and dogs.

Marie joined Beaumont in August 2019 as a Dog Groomer at Botley and moved to the Kidlington practice in March 2020 to become one of our Receptionists.

She has two cats, two dogs and enjoys getting to know our clients and having cuddles with the pets.

Lucie studied Art and Design at Oxford and ventured in to the world of photography. She then worked as a Forensic Technician for the Police for 17 years. When she volunteered to help look after dogs at the SOI Foundation in Thailand; they rescue dogs destined for the meat trade, this ignited her passion for animal welfare and she knew she had to be involved with their care.

She became a Kennel Assistant to gain experience, then worked for the Blue Cross. Her current position provides the ideal opportunity to combine her skills and have regular puppy cuddles. Lucie has 4 of her own rescue dogs who she adores, her dream is to open her own Dog Rescue Centre.