Meet and Learn More About Our Veterinarian
Dr. Michelle Chasse, DVM, cVMA
Through our mobile services, we aim to offer a convenient, compassionate approach to veterinary care. We strive to build strong veterinary-client-patient relationships, treating each pet as our own and ensuring high-quality care at every step.
Originally from Maine, she moved to Pennsylvania to earn her undergraduate degree from Albright College in Reading, PA. She then pursued her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) at St. George’s University in Grenada, completing her final year of clinical training at Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. Since graduating in 2017, she has focused on small animal general practice, primarily treating dogs and cats. She practiced in Pennsylvania until returning to Maine in 2024. Additionally, she holds certification in veterinary medical acupuncture, which helps manage various conditions.
After relocating to rural Maine, she quickly recognized the need for expanded veterinary care in underserved areas. Her goal is to partner with pet owners to ensure every pet enjoys the best possible quality of life. She prioritizes personalized care, taking the time to educate owners and provide them with the tools to confidently manage their pet’s health.
Meet and Learn More about our Veterinary Assistant
Andrew M. Dietz, M.Ed.
I’m Andrew M. Dietz, a results-driven professional with expertise in veterinary practice management and human services. Originally from New York, I attended college in Pennsylvania before moving to rural Maine, where I now co-own a mobile veterinary practice. I oversee operations, logistics, financials, marketing, and compliance, ensuring high-quality care while optimizing efficiency. I also manage HR functions and leverage technology to streamline scheduling, billing, and records.
Previously, I managed state and federally funded family support programs, overseeing compliance, policy development, and funding. My experience in regulatory compliance includes inspecting and investigating facilities to ensure health and safety standards.
I hold a Master of Education (MEd) and a Bachelor of Arts in History (BA) from Albright College. Additionally, I earned the rank of Eagle Scout (2006), reinforcing my leadership and commitment to service. Passionate about improving lives—whether through veterinary care or human services—I strive for excellence and innovation in all I do.