Dr. Abigail Messina's Team

Dr. Messina has dreamed of being a veterinarian since age seven. After earning her biology degree from Mount Holyoke College and her DVM from Mississippi State University in 2009, she spent seven years in a busy Massachusetts practice, where she developed a passion for acupuncture, behavioral medicine, and hospice care.

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In 2016, she and her family finally made Maine their home. Dr. Messina believes wholeheartedly in the comfort and benefits of Fear Free™, in-home veterinary care—from routine vaccines to compassionate end-of-life support. She finds deep reward in helping pets and their people through all life stages and loves using acupuncture to improve comfort and wellbeing.

She lives in Woolwich with her husband, Scott, their children Finnegan, Oliver, and Hazel, Great Dane Agnes, and cat Malcolm. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking, camping, and relaxing at the beach with her family.

Morgan has been a Licensed Veterinary Technician for nearly 10 years, working at multiple veterinary practices across the state. She's decided to trade in the hands on animal handling for a seat behind the scenes as a Client Liaison with Vet At Your Door. Morgan enjoys hiking and most outdoor activities, has a passion for exercise and is obsessed with cats, owning four nearly identical tuxedo cats and one goofy Labrador.

Holly graduated from Cazenovia College, NY with an associates degree in Equine Science and received her second associates degree in Animal Medical Technology from Cedar Valley College, TX.

Holly has been working in the veterinary industry for over 25 years. Her special interests include canine and feline behavior and using stress free methods for handling and care. She is a certified Fear Free professional.

Holly grew up and continues to live in Yarmouth with her fiancé Chris and their three dogs (Popsicle, Rahl, and Seven), and their small flock of chickens. She enjoys gardening, snowmobiling and boating on Casco Bay. After working in a clinic setting for years she is excited to be part of a house call practice.

Christin and her husband Ken own Boyington Farm in Richmond where they rescue horses, donkeys, goats, chickens, dogs and cats. They also grow produce year round to feed their family and donate to local food banks. Christin is passionate about pet rescue, and spends most of her time re-training discarded Standardbred horses into trail riding partners. When not on the farm, she can be found exploring the Maine woods on horseback or boating and hiking