A native of Fletcher, Ohio, Dr. Tim Woodward came to Tri-County Veterinary Service in June
1986 following graduation from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. He became a partner in the business in 1992.

His veterinary interests include all the aspects of farm animal medicine, especially small ruminants, small animal orthopedics, and surgery. Today, he lives near Maplewood with his wife, Cindy. They have two sons, daughters-in-law and two grandchildren. In his spare time, Tim enjoys working with sheep, attending church activities, and following sports teams. His favorites are the Reds and OSU football & basketball!

Dr. Andy Mack was born and raised in Botkins, Ohio. Following graduation from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, he joined Tri-County Veterinary Service in June of 2007.

He enjoys many aspects of veterinary medicine and has special interests in dairy and beef cattle production, small animal medicine, and soft tissue surgery. He currently lives in New Knoxville with his wife, Laura and their three children. His family has a small beef cow herd, two dogs name Chumley & Mavis, and many barn cats. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, woodworking, and raising and showing beef cattle.

Dr. Amanda Wagner joined Tri-County Veterinary Service in June of 2013 after graduating from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Prior to being a Buckeye, she attended The University of Findlay where she obtained a B.S. in Biology.

Dr. Wagner grew up on a farm outside Bluffton, Ohio. She enjoys all areas of veterinary medicine and has a special interest in bovine medicine and both small and large animal surgery. She is the proud owner of her Dalmation named Skyler and an aquatic turtle. In her free time, she enjoys cycling, kayaking, participating in mud runs, reading, and spending time with my family.

Dr. Kaleb Headings was raised near Sidney, Ohio and graduated from the The Ohio State University in 2016. He joined the Tri-County Veterinary Service in June of 2018 after practicing in southwestern Kentucky for two years. Currently, he lives with his wife, daughters, three dogs, and a one-eyed cat in Sidney, Ohio. Many areas of veterinary medicine interests him, including dairy and beef medicine as well as small animal surgery. When he isn’t cheering on the Buckeyes, he enjoys reading, hunting, and spending time on the water.

Dr.Haley Blazek graduated from Kansas State Univeristy in 2020 and joined Tri-County Veterinary Service shortly after. She is a Buckeye at heart and graduated from The Ohio State University with a B.S. in Animal Science in 2016.

Originally from the Cleveland area, Dr. Blazek is excited to come back and practice in her home state. While she enjoys all aspects of mixed animal practive, she is especially interested in small animal medicine, pathology, and both small and large animal surgery.

She has a sassy calico cat named Thea who rules the house and an adopted Goldendoodle named Finley. Outside of the clinic, Dr. Blazek enjoys making new dessert recipes, reading, playing volleyball, and trying to have faith in the Cleveland Browns.

Connie joined the Tri-County Veterinary Service team in 2007. She has always had a love for animals and her parents always joked that if it had fur and four legs, she would make it her pet.
Growing up, she had numerous dogs and cats, and even a chicken, but her favorite pets were her two horses. Connie's love for horses led to volunteering at an Equestrian Therapy program for over ten years where became a certified teacher. She taught part-time for three years. She is currently blessed with a Bull Mastiff named Bella. She sometimes fosters and volunteers for the American Bull Mastiff Rescue Service.

Taylor has been with Tri-County since September 2021. She was super excited to start this journey as she's been an animal lover for as long as she can remember. I has two cats, Winston and Milo, who definitely keep her on her toes. In her free time, Taylor loves to travel anywhere she can or go to concerts. She also used to volunteer at the Columbus Zoo on her free weekends. Taylor look forward to meeting you and your pets!

Alexis joined the Tri-County team in the summer of 2018. Her favorite part of this job is being able to see the improvement of the lives of animals and their owners. When she's not in the office, she is most likely helping brides and their parties prepare for their wedding day as a makeup artist or planning her own wedding later this year! She enjoys playing with her cat, Charlotte, singing and studying at her church, cross stitching, reading and participating in activities with her family and friends.

Emily has been working as a veterinary technician with Tri-County Veterinary Service since 2011. She is a graduate of the Vet Tech Institute in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She is from Russia, Ohio and has been around animals her entire life. She grew up working on her family’s dairy farm. Emily's passion for working with animals makes a career as a veterinary technician a perfect fit for her. She married her husband, Travis, in June 2013, and they now have four children: Megan, Henry, John and Cole. Her family has a mutt named Paisley and a Golden Retreiver named Melon. In her free time, Emily loves spending time with her family, being outdoors, and taking walks with her dogs.

Roberta has worked as a Veterinary Technician at Tri-County Veterinary Service since May of 1984. She was born in Ohio, however having a father serving in the Air Force for 20 years led to living in multiple places including Illinois, Michigan, Florida, Washington and even England. She has 3 very spoiled barn cats: Morris, Mandy, and Charlie. She also enjoys spending time with my chocolate lab, Truckee. When not at work, Roberta enjoys reading, cooking, and traveling.

Beth received her Associate of Science in Veterinary Technology from Columbus State University in 2005. She joined the team at Tri-County in 2008, but you will now mostly see her working in the office on Saturdays. She and her husband, Gregg, have 3 children, Louis, Gabe, and Grace. They live on a small mini-farm in Fort Loramie with their two dogs, Ozzie and Boomer, as well as horses and chickens. When she's not working, Beth enjoys watching her kids play sports and camping with the family.

Kaitlyn began working at Tri-County Veterinary Service in 2014 as a Kennel Technician. After receiving her Veterinary Technician Degree from Sinclair Community College in 2018, she was hired on as a Veterinary Technician. Kaitlyn grew up in Botkins, Ohio, and ever since she can remember, she has always had a passion for animals. She married her husband, Roger, in 2020 and have an adopted Great Dane named Tessa. Kaitlyn has previously worked with service dogs in training to prepare them for their families. She also loves spending time with her friends and family and going on hikes with Tessa.

Cindy transplanted to the area in June 1986, when her husband, Tim, became an associate veterinarian at Tri-County Veterinary Service. She started with Tri-County in 1999, handling accounts payable, accounts receivable and payroll. She assumed many of the practice management responsibilities in 2001. Born and raised a farm girl near Bluffton, Ohio, and a graduate of The Ohio State University, Cindy especially enjoys the livestock-related part of the practice and customer service.
Cindy was a 4-H advisor in Shelby County for 24 years, is a church pianist, and accompanies choirs at Botkins Local Schools. In her free time she enjoys reading, watching sports and spending time with family, especially her grandchildren!

Derik's work with Tri-County Veterinary Service started when he was just in high school. Initially, he worked in the kennel caring for animals while boarding. In 2011, he took on additional responsibility of working in the front office, as well as continuing to work in the kennel. Derik loves his job because he is able to work with animals and see how their lives are improved. He has a dog named Sasha and a cat named Daylight. Away from work, Derik enjoys spending time with his family, walking the dog, and playing basketball.

Allie started at Tri-County in April of 2022. She was born and raised in Sidney, Ohio. She recently graduated from Sinclair Community Collage with a Veterinary Technician degree. Allie has always had a passion for animals and knew she wanted to work with them at a young age. When she's not in the office, Allie is in the gym coaching the Sidney Middle School 7th grade volleyball team. With all her other free time, she enjoys spending it with friends, family, and her three dogs: Powder, Dierks, and Echo.

Dailyn started at Tri-County Veterinary Service in August of 2021 working as a kennel technician. In September of 2022, she transitioned to working at the front desk. Growing up on a farm, she has always had a love for animals, especially dogs and cattle. Her favorite part about her job is seeing dogs of all types. When she is not working, you can find her playing around with her dog named Chumani, helping around the family farm, or spending time with family and friends.