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Leah Zebovitz, D.V.M.
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Biography
Leah graduated from the D.V.M. program at Tufts in May. Her passion has long been wildlife, and she has a special interest in birds. During her time as a student, Leah worked as a work-study employee in the wildlife clinic. During clinical year, she spent as many rotations as she could to learn as much as possible. During Leah's vet school experience, she also completed research with endangered Atlantic Sturgeon in the Hudson River.
Prior to vet school, Leah worked at a few different wildlife rehabs, as well as working as a vet tech at a small animal/exotics general practice. She has a B.A. in Animal Behavior from Franklin and Marshall College in PA, and always knew animals, and more specifically birds, would be her career focus. She is thrilled to be continuing her journey at Tufts, working with the wondering doctors, staff, and volunteers in the wildlife clinic.