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At Village Veterinary Clinic, our team of skilled veterinarians and compassionate staff work together to provide the highest quality care for your pets. From routine check-ups to complex procedures, we are here to support your pet’s health every step of the way.
Lokesh Motanam, DVM
“Dr. Loki”
Veterinarian
Dr. Loki earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, Tirupati, India, in 2017. Seeking further education and career advancement, he moved to the United States and completed a master’s degree in animal sciences at Texas A&M University in College Station, TX. Following his master's program, he volunteered at various local hospitals in North Carolina while completing his clinical experience. He completed the Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates (ECFVG) certification program in 2022 and relocated to Virginia that same year, where he worked as a general practitioner.
His professional interests encompass internal medicine, soft-tissue surgery, and preventive medicine, and he is developing an interest in ultrasound. Dr. Loki recently completed a six-month internship in emergency medicine at Columbia Animal Hospital & Emergency Center. He is an active member of the American Veterinary Medical Association. In his free time, Dr. Loki enjoys playing sports and traveling.
Dr. Loki is incredibly excited to meet all the pets and clients of Village Veterinary Clinic. He is dedicated to carrying on the traditions and high standards of care established by Anne and Dr. Lonam, and their staff.
His professional interests encompass internal medicine, soft-tissue surgery, and preventive medicine, and he is developing an interest in ultrasound. Dr. Loki recently completed a six-month internship in emergency medicine at Columbia Animal Hospital & Emergency Center. He is an active member of the American Veterinary Medical Association. In his free time, Dr. Loki enjoys playing sports and traveling.
Dr. Loki is incredibly excited to meet all the pets and clients of Village Veterinary Clinic. He is dedicated to carrying on the traditions and high standards of care established by Anne and Dr. Lonam, and their staff.
Dr. Phani Mummareddi
Veterinarian
Dr. Mummareddi has been practicing as a veterinarian in the USA since 2021. She received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from one of the reputed universities in India. Then, she worked as a large animal veterinarian for three years at an animal husbandry in India. To pursue a higher degree and follow her passion for career advancement, she moved to the United States. She obtained her Master’s degree in Microbiology, Immunology, and Biochemistry from Texas A&M University, Kingsville, TX.
After graduating from her Master’s program, she started volunteering at a few local hospitals in Houston while completing her clinical experience program. She earned her DVM in 2012. She then worked for three years as an emergency veterinarian in Pennsylvania. There, she gained extensive experience in emergency and critical care while working in a 24-hour clinic.
Dr. Mummareddi moved to North Carolina in 2015 and has since worked as a general practitioner. Her professional interests include internal medicine, soft-tissue surgery, and preventative medicine, and she has a growing interest in ultrasound.
She is an active member of the American Veterinary Medical Association and the North Carolina Veterinary Medicine Association.
Dr. Mummareddi loves her job and strives to deliver high-quality medical care to enable happy and healthy patients to continually bring joy to their owners. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.
After graduating from her Master’s program, she started volunteering at a few local hospitals in Houston while completing her clinical experience program. She earned her DVM in 2012. She then worked for three years as an emergency veterinarian in Pennsylvania. There, she gained extensive experience in emergency and critical care while working in a 24-hour clinic.
Dr. Mummareddi moved to North Carolina in 2015 and has since worked as a general practitioner. Her professional interests include internal medicine, soft-tissue surgery, and preventative medicine, and she has a growing interest in ultrasound.
She is an active member of the American Veterinary Medical Association and the North Carolina Veterinary Medicine Association.
Dr. Mummareddi loves her job and strives to deliver high-quality medical care to enable happy and healthy patients to continually bring joy to their owners. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.
Our Support Team
Katie M.
Practice Manager
Katie is native to the Northern Virginia area and has had the unique experience of living internationally for fifteen yearsKatie is native to the Northern Virginia area and has had the unique experience of living internationally for fifteen years in Germany. She attended Virginia Commonwealth University, earning a B.S. degree in Music. A former client for many years, Katie came to Village Vet to work in client care after her previous employer closed the company.
She enjoys interacting with clients and their pets. Katie especially loves Fisher, Village Vet's official mascot. She marvels at Fisher's ability to calm our cat patients. Katie laughs, thinking about the day Fisher commandeered the lower basket of a client's baby stroller.
At home, pet love is filled to the brim. There is Pork Chop, a rescued dog from Mississippi; Kona, a rescued dog from Korea; Daisey, a cat; and BunBun, the rabbit.
She enjoys interacting with clients and their pets. Katie especially loves Fisher, Village Vet's official mascot. She marvels at Fisher's ability to calm our cat patients. Katie laughs, thinking about the day Fisher commandeered the lower basket of a client's baby stroller.
At home, pet love is filled to the brim. There is Pork Chop, a rescued dog from Mississippi; Kona, a rescued dog from Korea; Daisey, a cat; and BunBun, the rabbit.
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Michelle G.
Veterinary Assistant
Native to northern Virginia, Michelle entered the veterinary industry simply by responding to our "help wanted" sign. She didn't knowNative to northern Virginia, Michelle entered the veterinary industry simply by responding to our "help wanted" sign. She didn't know then that she would find a deep and lasting passion in her service to animals in need, both companion and wildlife. Michelle has a special affection for her work family and is an excellent trainer to new staff. She finds great rewards in giving loving care to animals and building relationships with their owners. She soon celebrates 18 years with Village Vet.
Michelle and her husband, Daniel, live close to the clinic. She and her family, especially her older siblings, Steven and Iva, relish in pride over their mother's breast cancer survivor status. Like most Aunties, she embraces her nephews as her own. Rico, a Border Collie/Chow rescue from the Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation in Fairlakes, is her furry love and hiking companion. She also enjoys camping, fishing, movies, painting, and latch hooks.
Michelle and her husband, Daniel, live close to the clinic. She and her family, especially her older siblings, Steven and Iva, relish in pride over their mother's breast cancer survivor status. Like most Aunties, she embraces her nephews as her own. Rico, a Border Collie/Chow rescue from the Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation in Fairlakes, is her furry love and hiking companion. She also enjoys camping, fishing, movies, painting, and latch hooks.
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Ana G.
Veterinary Assistant
Ana is a northern Virginia native who has always known that she wanted to work with animals. Like most ofAna is a northern Virginia native who has always known that she wanted to work with animals. Like most of the Village Vet staff, she appreciates that every day is unique. She can go from a check-up for a kitten to a police dog with a foreign body ingestion and then to a hawk with a broken wing in one day. Her favorite time of the year is Christmas when Dr. Lonam plays Santa for pets who visit the annual holiday party.
Along with her husband Scott, she’s got a lot more weight to move at home with Kaya, a Rottweiler and Escobar, a Mastiff, and ferrets, Gino and Gia, and continuing down the scale, they are beekeepers! They both root for hometown teams, The Commanders and Capitals. Ana enjoys exploring local breweries and gardening and has an impressive indoor plant collection.
Along with her husband Scott, she’s got a lot more weight to move at home with Kaya, a Rottweiler and Escobar, a Mastiff, and ferrets, Gino and Gia, and continuing down the scale, they are beekeepers! They both root for hometown teams, The Commanders and Capitals. Ana enjoys exploring local breweries and gardening and has an impressive indoor plant collection.
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Anne Lonam
Client Care Specialist
When Anne and her husband, Dr. Lonam, purchased Village Vet in 1987, she intended to help get the practice organizedWhen Anne and her husband, Dr. Lonam, purchased Village Vet in 1987, she intended to help get the practice organized and on its way, then continue on her career path in landscape design. She soon found herself deeply entrenched in the practice, and the business challenges were more daunting than they first realized.
Working at the clinic allowed Anne to meld her biology background (Colgate University, 1978) with her previous business experience in other areas. She loved meeting new people and developing relationships with clients and their families and has always had a soft spot for animals. "It's a stimulating environment and one that provides constant learning opportunities." After serving as the practice manager for over 35 years at Village Vet, she still derives great satisfaction from helping clients and their pets.
The Lonams have one adult son, Matthew, and a menagerie of pets, including cats, dogs, a bird, and reptiles. Anne enjoys community service projects, including participation in several international veterinary mission trips to Ecuador and the Dominican Republic. Leisure activities include gardening, traveling, performing arts, museums, skiing, kayaking, swimming, cycling, hiking, and simply spending time with friends and family.
Working at the clinic allowed Anne to meld her biology background (Colgate University, 1978) with her previous business experience in other areas. She loved meeting new people and developing relationships with clients and their families and has always had a soft spot for animals. "It's a stimulating environment and one that provides constant learning opportunities." After serving as the practice manager for over 35 years at Village Vet, she still derives great satisfaction from helping clients and their pets.
The Lonams have one adult son, Matthew, and a menagerie of pets, including cats, dogs, a bird, and reptiles. Anne enjoys community service projects, including participation in several international veterinary mission trips to Ecuador and the Dominican Republic. Leisure activities include gardening, traveling, performing arts, museums, skiing, kayaking, swimming, cycling, hiking, and simply spending time with friends and family.
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Dalsie P.
Client Care Specialist
Dalsie is a native Washingtonian who has always been passionate about working with people and animals—starting as an LPN andDalsie is a native Washingtonian who has always been passionate about working with people and animals—starting as an LPN and then transitioning to service to pets and their owners. She spent 15 years at Annandale Animal Hospital and joined Village Vet in 2009. She loves her work because no two days are the same, and the love and kindness people extend to animals especially touches her. She fondly remembers Polecat, a very sick, year-old German Shepherd, adopted despite being on costly medication. Dalsie is truly an icon of warm and attentive service.
Dalsie has a menagerie of pets at home; there's Clod Hopper the cat, with buddies, Sam, an African Gray parrot, Benny, a Macaw, and a proud collection of Cichlids. She is open to a relaxing camp trip or just walking and enjoys reading and time spent with her grandchildren.
Dalsie has a menagerie of pets at home; there's Clod Hopper the cat, with buddies, Sam, an African Gray parrot, Benny, a Macaw, and a proud collection of Cichlids. She is open to a relaxing camp trip or just walking and enjoys reading and time spent with her grandchildren.
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Sheila A.
Client Care Specialist
Born in Tacoma, Washington, Sheila is native to the West Coast and Hawaiian Isles. Her Hawaiian name is Leimomi, meaningBorn in Tacoma, Washington, Sheila is native to the West Coast and Hawaiian Isles. Her Hawaiian name is Leimomi, meaning “wreath or daughter of pearls.” She graduated from the Hawaii School of History and Culture and is designated Virginia Extension Master Gardener, granted by Virginia Polytechnic State University.
Sheila started in the veterinary industry in 1979 and has been a Village Vet family member for nine years. She says that she learns something new each day and enjoys watching the love and care clients extend to their pet companions. At home, she enjoys cat chatting with YouTube star “Miss Lucy Jean,” her ten-year-old Siamese. Sheila is a proud matriarch of three children, seven grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.
Sheila started in the veterinary industry in 1979 and has been a Village Vet family member for nine years. She says that she learns something new each day and enjoys watching the love and care clients extend to their pet companions. At home, she enjoys cat chatting with YouTube star “Miss Lucy Jean,” her ten-year-old Siamese. Sheila is a proud matriarch of three children, seven grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.
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