We are looking for bright, energetic, people-oriented team members who love to teach their knowledge to join our staff. Veterinarians, new graduates or experienced, animal technicians, assistants and customer service representatives, as well as people experienced with grooming and boarding are welcome to apply.
WE ARE HIRING
Welcome to Safari Veterinary Care Centers Your Veterinarian in League City, TX
Safari Veterinary Care Centers is your one stop destination for all your pet’s needs from HealthMap wellness plans to advanced diagnostic medicine, orthopedic surgery, exotic medicine and surgery, Full Service Grooming, Hill’s Science Diet pet foods, Camp Safari boarding kennel and Doggy Daycare, and 24 Hour Emergency Medical Service for active patients.
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Hours of Operation
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MON-FRI6AM - 8PM
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SAT9AM - 6PM
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SUN9AM - 6PM
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Grooming
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MON-SAT7AM - 3PM
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SUN8AM - 3PM
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* Groomers arrive early for boarded pets checking our Sunday afternoon.
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Appointments Seen
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MON-FRI9AM - 12AM | 2PM - 7PM
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WED2PM - 7PM
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SAT9AM - 6PM
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SUN10AM - 6PM
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Pet Emergency? Call us right away at (281) 332-5612!
SERVICES WE OFFER
We're pleased to offer the services at Safari Veterinary Care Centers
Safari now accepts Bitcoin Payments for services rendered.
For pets suffering with chronic allergies, arthritis, or orthopedic injury, we now offer in-house, adult stem cell therapy to promote pain relief and tissue regeneration….
Rehabilitation at Safari is different than many other pet rehabilitation facilities. At Safari we have “fear free rehabilitation” this means that we do not force…
First Groom Free (Your pet is groomed at least every 8 weeks or 6 times a year) Priority Holiday Scheduling (Your pet has priority booking…
Camp Safari Boarding Kennel is a temperature controlled indoor kennel with outdoor runs. Every dog is allowed outside play areas and runs to do their…
Two-Toed Sloth This is a two toed sloth that just traveled from Florida by plane. He is being examined because he has a runny nose…
At Safari we take orthopedic surgery seriously. We have skilled board-certified surgeons with over 30 years of experience who use the most recent techniques supplemented…
This photo shows the MRI machine setup of the areas to be scanned. Each cluster of green lines is placed over an intervertebral disc…
Dental Procedures at Safari The Safari Difference follows through as we clean your pet’s teeth. We consider the procedure seriously, and take the time to…
MEET OUR SKILLED TEAM
Our team is filled with highly dedicated animal lovers who are well trained at their jobs.
Dr. Erika Gibson
Veterinarian
I am a graduate of Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine and came back to the Houston area where I’m originally from. I love veterinary...
Kenneth Barrett
Customer Service Assistant
My name is Kenneth Barrett and I’ve been with Safari for 16 years. The thing I like best about Safari is the level of trust...
Sergio Franco
Veterinary Technician
Since the first day I stepped foot in Safari the biggest difference I have seen is the amount of knowledge everyone is willing to share....
Michael McCord
Veterinary Technician
The most interesting element to safari as a workplace is the continued variety and challenge. As a group we are driven to constantly expand our...
Melinda Wharton
Stem Cell Liaison
I came back to Safari to work with our stem cell clients in 2018. People talk to me when they want to find out if...
Lori McCord
Veterinary Technician
When I get to work there is a sense of wonderment within me. What kind of animals are we going to see today? What difference...
Lacy Weber
Veterinary Technician
I have worked at Safari for 6 years and the best part of my job is the ability we have to see things from start...
Jessica Garcia
Veterinary Technician
I graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science. Before coming to Safari I worked predominately with large...
Gina Kloeker
Veterinary Assistant
I first worked at Safari 20 years ago as a bather and in boarding. The exceptional level of care given to every pet is what...
Dr. Steve Garner
Owner/Veterinarian
Dr. Garner owns & operates what has been termed “the most productive veterinary hospital in the world” at Safari Veterinary Care Centers near Houston, TX....
Shae Bagot
Customer Service Assistant
Ever since I was a little girl, I've always had a passion for animals. I would bring home every furry, feathered, or scaly creature I found...
Alexis Espitia
Boarding Assistant
Hi I’m Alexis. I grew up with animals my whole life. I have a passion for pets of all sizes and species. I am excited...
Aviance Smith
Veterinary Assistant
I’m Avi and I’ve been working at Safari for a month now. I love seeing the exotic animals come in, like monkeys! So far the...
Carla Duran
Grooming Assistant
I started my journey at Safari 8 years ago as a part time bather in high school and was later hired on fulltime. I enjoy...
Jamie Kloecker
Boarding Manager
With 4 generations of family members in League City, Jaime is no stranger to tradition. He has worked in large animal medicine and was even...
Kathryn Stone
Customer Service Assistant
I left my hometown of Webster to get a Bachelors in Animal Science from Iowa State University and have recently returned. I really like meeting...
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