Dr. Sareena Enloe earned her DVM from The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. She maintains active membership in multiple veterinary organizations (AAV, ARAV, AEMV, AAZV, AVMA). She has a soft spot for small mammals, and maintains a passion for lifelong learning, emergency medicine, internal medicine, and clinical/anatomic pathology. She has lived in multiple states, pursuing experience in exotics medicine, wildlife rehabilitation, avian rescue, and sea turtle rehabilitation. She previously established a thriving veterinary relief business providing emergency and general practice services throughout Colorado and in Alaska. Dr. Enloe currently provides limited relief services to Seattle and the surrounding area in her spare time. At The Center for Bird and Exotic Animal Medicine, you can usually find her covering the emergency service.Her varied experiences have shaped who she is as a person and a veterinarian. She values open and honest communication, mutual respect, and compassion in all situations. She has also found that everyone could use a vacation regularly, and advocates for taking time to relax and enjoy life. In the past, Dr. Enloe performed research in Panda Conservation as well as Type 2 Diabetes. Outside of the clinic, she pursues her love of everything outdoors including hiking, kayaking, backpacking, birding, and generally enjoying nature. She also enjoys dancing, reading, writing, and traveling. Most of her time is spent keeping her dog happy and pursuing personal growth.