
Cheyanne is a farm girl from Northern New Mexico where she was born and raised. She moved to the
Albuquerque area in 2008 and began attending Central New Mexico Community College for an
Associate’s degree in Veterinary Technology the following year. She graduated from CNM in 2011 and
went on to pass the state and national exams to become a Registered Veterinary Technician in the state
of New Mexico the same year. Cheyanne began her career at NWAC in March of 2012.
At home, Cheyanne has a wonderful husband, their son and dogs. She grew up aroundanimals and loves working with animals.
For her, life without animals is unimaginable. To see the
appreciation and love animals give, gives her great satisfaction in her heart to know that she can help
them when they need it.


Tori has worked for Northwest Animal Clinic since 2005. She first started coming here as a client in 1995. Growing up she has always had a passion to care for animals. Born in Wyoming, raised in Texas, moved to New Mexico when she was 9 years old. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with family and friends, gardening, camping and the great outdoors.

Debbie has been with Northwest Animal Clinic since 1983. The longest running staff member still serving the animals of Northwest Animal Clinic.
Her passion is ensuring every furry friend that walks through the door is taken care of and provided for with the utmost comfort and compassion.


"Hey there, this is JW. After serving in the US Army, he decided to dedicate his life to the servitude of animals.
Since 2017 he has worked with a wide variety of animals, large and small. JW has been with NWAC since 2024 and is looking forward to caring for your beloved pet as if it were one of his own."

Asia was born and raised in New Mexico. She graduated from Central New Mexico Community College with an Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology and is a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) in New Mexico.
Asia has loved animals since she was young, and her interest in veterinary medicine grew from a desire to better understand how animals think, behave, and heal. She is naturally curious and enjoys learning something new every day.
Outside the clinic, Asia enjoys reading, gaming, and spending time with her cats.

My name is Clarissa Gutierrez, and I am currently a veterinary assistant at NWAC.
I have been living in Albuquerque for several years now. I recently graduated from Central New Mexico Community College, where I received an associates in applied science in veterinary technology. I plan to take the VTNE and become a registered veterinary technician.