WOODBURN VETERINARY CLINIC - Key Persons
Dr. Chris Ryan is a 2011 graduate of the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine and joined the practice in 2016.
He is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association and Oregon Veterinary Medical Association. While he enjoys all aspects of general practice, his specific interests include ophthalmology, dentistry, and imaging.He, his wife, their horses, and their dachshunds have made their home on a small farm near Canby.
When Dr. Chris isn't at the clinic or on the farm, he enjoys running, hiking, horseback riding, eating, and exploring the Pacific Northwest.
Dr. Danielle Butler grew up in Oregon where she developed a deep love for the Willamette Valley. She obtained her DVM from Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Following graduation, she went on to complete a Small Animal Medicine rotating internship at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine and Teaching Hospital to further her knowledge. She enjoys small animal medicine with a special interest in dermatology and internal medicine.
When she is not cuddling nearby cats, she enjoys hiking, baking, gardening, and cross-stitching.
Dr. Debbie completed her undergraduate requirements at Oregon State University and obtained her veterinary degree there in 1998.
Dr. Nancy A. Titus completed her Veterinary degree at Oregon State University in 2007.
Dr. Porter is a 2022 graduate from Oregon State's Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine. Growing up with animals of all kinds, she has always treasured the human-animal bond. While she enjoys all aspects of Veterinary medicine, her interests include soft tissue surgery, dentistry, pain management, and preventative medicine.
She is a native Oregonian in love with all the Pacific Northwest has to offer. During her free time, you can find her with her husband, three dogs (Crash, Atlas, Ciabatta), and three and a quarter legged cat (Trike)."
Dr. Terri L. Jackson completed undergraduate studies in biology and chemistry at Western Oregon State College. Her doctorate in veterinary medicine was completed in 1998 at Oregon State University. A native of Salem, Dr. Jackson has not strayed far from home. After 13 years of practice in Dallas, she joined the Woodburn and Sequoia Veterinary teams in September, 2011. She practices exclusively small animal medicine, with special interests in behavior, internal medicine cases, dermatology, and pocket pet medicine (rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, mice, hamsters).
She is active in the Marion-Polk Veterinary Association. She is an active patrol mentor, merit badge counselor, and Eagle mentor for her sons' Boy Scout troop and enjoys running, gardening, and baking with what little free time remains!