Tracy Broderick- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist
Dr. Tracy Broderick graduated with honors from Purdue University  with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 2001.  She worked in a mixed animal practice for 9 years in north central Indiana, where she obtained a variety of medical and surgical experiences and small business management.  In 2010, she decided to pursue a practice of her own, and purchased what is now Country Side Veterinary Clinic.  With a thriving small animal practice, and seeing the need to help homeless animals in her community, she cofounded, and is currently president, of Paws ‘N’ Claws.  PNC is a non-profit animal shelter that serves Fountain County and parts of Warren County since 2011.  Along with CSVC, PNC helps heal and rehome the abandoned animal population in the surrounding counties.  Together, they take in these animals, spay/neuter, vaccinate, microchip, and rehome them into their forever homes.  Since 2012, Dr. Broderick has also developed an interest in alternative therapies of medicine for animals, and began practicing Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine.  Acupuncture is her main area of interest and she has since become a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist, the only veterinarian in northwest central Indiana  to earn certification.  Her plans are to pursue this interest further, especially after seeing the amazing results in helping pets and their owners overcome chronic medical conditions not being controlled by traditional western medicine.  Quality of life issues, pain control, and strengthening the human-animal bond are her passions in veterinary medicine.
Dr. Broderick lives in Brownsburg with her husband, Kurt, and has two children, Reagan and Ava.  Both of her children have inherited her love for animals and the outdoors and together they have 5 dogs!  Preserving native plants and protecting wildlife is another interest she and her entire family enjoy.

 Amanda Farr- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Amanda graduated from veterinary school at Purdue in 2001 with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. She joined an equine practice in Michigan, where she worked for two years, before returning to the Lafayette area to join the Equine Community Practice team at Purdue. In 2007, she started working part time at Country Side (then Country Critter Care). In 2011 she became a Diplomate of the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP). Amanda’s passions include surgery, lameness, and dentistry. She loves all animals and enjoys both ambulatory equine practice, as well as this close-knit, laid back, high quality small animal practice. Amanda keeps busy outside of work with her three children. They have a small farm on the south side of Lafayette with three horses, a mini donkey, four dogs, seven cats, a fat toad, two ducks and a flock of chickens. Her fiancé, Dr. Myk Bray, who is also a veterinarian and chiropractor, has plans to add goats to the menagerie in the near future. Amanda and her horse, Marty, like to event in their free time and love the cross country phase best. She is also an avid reader.

Angie Kingery- Office Manager, Registered Veterinary Technician
Angie graduated from Purdue University’s Veterinary Technology program at the top of her class both academically and technically in 2001. After graduation, she worked in a mixed animal practice for 9 years prior to becoming employed at Country Side Veterinary Clinic in 2010. She still enjoys interacting with and helping the animals, but has moved into the role of office manager. She also has taken an active role in the area’s animal shelter of Paws ‘N’ Claws. She is the treasurer of the organization and helps out with any medical procedures.
She resides in rural Carroll County with her husband and two daughters, Ashlan and Jaelyn. They raise commercial beef cows on their family farm. She takes an active role in her children’s school, their 4-H projects, and attending all their sporting events. In addition to their cow herd, they also have 6 cats, 2 dogs, a turtle, a rabbit, and chickens! You never know what the girls will bring home, including many tadpoles.
When she is not busy at work or around the farm, Angie enjoys reading and quilting. Their family enjoys getting away and traveling. Angie and her husband, Mike, have traveled with their children to all 50 states.

Nicole Tillotson- Lead Veterinary Technician, Assistant Manager
Nicole has lived in the Attica area her whole life and graduated from Attica High School in 2008. She then went on to graduate from Ivy Tech with an associate’s degree in dental assisting, and IUPUI as an expanded functions dental assistant. Though she loved her job, her true passion was for animals, especially dogs, so in 2012, she chose to switch to the veterinary industry where she could help sick and injured animals recover. She then took classes through Purdue University to work toward her goal of becoming a registered veterinary technician. When she’s not at work, Nicole likes to take walks with her dogs, spend time with her kids, and bake goodies. She currently lives on a farm outside Attica with her husband, Jacob, their two sons, Tanner and Logan, and their three dogs, Wally, Mabel, and Violet.

Rylee Freeman- Registered Veterinary Technician

Rylee graduated from Seeger High School in 2019 and continued to complete her degree at Purdue University. She became a Registered Veterinary Technician in 2022 and joined our team in 2023. In her spare time, Rylee enjoys reading, thrift shopping, and cuddling with her dogs, June and Finn, and her kitty cat Fluff.

Brittany Anderson- Kennel Manager, Veterinary Assistant
Brittany has been married to her high school sweetheart, Ian, since 2005. They currently live in Attica with their son, Slade, dogs, cats, and bunnies. Brittany has worked at Country Side with previous owners starting in 2005 and has been here ever since. Aside from kennels, she can also do reception and assist the doctor and technician when needed. I guess you could call her a jack of all trades! When she’s not at the clinic, Brittany enjoys reading, watching movies, painting, and spending time with family. She is also a proud foster parent for Paws ‘n’ Claws Animal Shelter.

Sabrenia Baker- Groomer, Patient Care Coordinator

Sabrenia graduated from Seeger High School in 2011. She married her husband, Mike, and had her son, Tripp in 2018 and then her daughter, Amelia, in 2023. She loves spending time with her 4 dogs, Chevy, Levi, Sniffers, and Herman, and 3 cats, Stumbles, Tweak, and Cuddles. When she’s not working, she loves to spend time with her family.

Miriah Winder- Veterinary Assistant, Kennel Staff

Miriah graduated from Seeger High School in 2005, went on to marry Matt Winder in 2007, and they have 5 beautiful kids together. Miriah has always loved and wanted to help animals since she was a child and that is what has brought her to work with us today. Miriah is currently a student trying to earn her Associates Degree in Animal Science. Miriah started volunteering her time at the local shelter, Paws N Claws, in February 2017 and then started working full time between there and Country Side. Miriah also served a few years as one of Fountain County’s Animal Control officers. When she’s not working, she loves spending time with her family and her 5 dogs Kenai, Luca , Beyla, Chesney, and Oakley.

Catlin Oliver- Patient Care Coordinator

Dorothea Roarks- Kennel Staff

Dorothea has been married to her husband, Freddy, since 1984. Together, they have four beautiful children and seven awesome grandchildren. She started working at the vet clinic with a previous owner around 1995 and has been here ever since. Dorothea loves to interact with the animals and is glad to work alongside such great people. Outside of work, she spends most of her time with her beloved grandchildren.

Ashlan Kingery- Kennel Staff