The Yellow Dog's Barn is committed to meeting and exceeding the needs and expectations of our customers, both pets and owners. At the Yellow Dog’s Barn, we see pets as members of the family, and with that perspective, we strive to offer the most convenient and personalized pet care in a fun, clean and safe environment.

Holly Grant began her career caring for and learning about animals at the age of 15, working in the kennel at North Country Animal Hospital in Lyndonville, Vermont.  Her interest in animal care was further explored as an Animal Science major at The University of Vermont.  Before earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Science, she participated in several internships working as a Veterinary Technician, at The Humane Society of Greater Burlington, and with Therapy Dogs of Vermont.  In 2001, Holly moved to the seacoast with her boyfriend, Jarrod, and their yellow lab, Madison.  Holly began a dog walking and pet sitting business with the hope of someday expanding to include a dog daycare.  With Madison as the inspiration, and after much research and planning, The Yellow Dog’s Barn was created a few years later. 

Teri McKenna - Grooming

Teri McKenna graduated from Dover High School with the class of 1994 where she studied Animal Science along with her other studies. After graduation, she worked for a seacoast veterinarian for 4 years where she learned invaluable experience in the care of all animals. She attended and graduated from the Pedigree School of Grooming where she found her true love of the profession. Teri has worked as a groomer for the past 12 years before joining the staff at The Yellow Dog’s Barn.

All of Teri’s shampoos are all natural and pesticide free. Her goal is to make your pets grooming experience as pleasant and stress-free as possible so that your pet will be happy to come back to see her again soon!

 

 

JoAnne Miller has given up a CAM Management (computer-aided manufacturing) position and a 16+ year career in the circuit board industry to join Holly Grant at The Yellow Dog's Barn. JoAnne grew up in a family that loves animals. Her first pet was a kitten that was presented to her and her mother upon first arriving home from the hospital. As a child, the family pets included dogs, cats, gerbils, and rabbits.  She now shares her home with her husband Todd, 3 dogs, 2  cats, rabbits, cockatiels,  fish & chickens. The majority of her pets are rescues or owner surrendered. She is a volunteer for New England Doglift ("NED"), a non-profit organization that was formed for the sole purpose of uniting dogs with permanent, loving homes. For more information on adopting, please visit: www.newenglanddoglift.com.