Megan Olmscheid joined Lake Country Veterinary Service in 2019 and brings a warm and caring approach to her role as receptionist. With a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education from St. Cloud State University, Megan has a natural passion for helping people—especially when it comes to supporting clients in caring for their beloved pets.

In her free time, Megan enjoys riding horses with her sister, making memories on every trail. She has two horses, Georgie, who is always curious and eager for adventure, and Jette, a young horse with a quirky personality she loves watching grow. Megan also shares her life with Miley, an Australian Shepherd/Red Heeler mix who’s happiest when chasing things or swimming in the family pond. Her favorite animal movie is Flicka, reflecting her lifelong love of horses.

Emily joined our team in 2007 and has enriched our practiced with her skills and kindness. She’s one of our talented veterinary technicians who thrives on variety and excels when faced with challenges. In 2014, Emily graduated from the Minnesota School of Business with an Associate of Science degree. Her favorite part of working here is that each day she gets to see and help a wide variety of animals. Abscess appointments and similar issues tend to be her favorite. Koda, Emily’s dog is her pride and joy. He loves food, going for a swim, and taking naps. Even though Koda is not lightweight (he’s 90-pounds!), he thinks he’s a lap dog. During her downtime, Emily loves spending time with her family and friends. And her favorite hobby is reading. How much does Emily like reading? She and her friends regularly participate in a book club!

Rachel has been a valued member of our team since 2015. Her favorite part of working in veterinary medicine is that every day brings new experiences and challenges. She loves that our clinic offers care for a wide variety of pets, allowing her to make a positive impact on their lives.

Rachel graduated from the Ridgewater College Veterinary Technology Program in 2019, equipping her with the skills and knowledge to provide exceptional care to animals.

In her spare time, Rachel enjoys photography, sewing, and crafting, which allow her to express her creativity and capture the beauty around her.

Rachel shares her home with a mixed breed dog named Jezzy, two harlequin rabbits named Asher and Clementine, and two domestic shorthair cats named Alan and Waylon. She also lovingly serves as the retirement home for Chip, the clinic cat, ensuring he enjoys his golden years.

Janelle Schlangen has been a valued team member at Lake Country Veterinary Service since 2015, where she warmly welcomes clients and their pets every day. Outside of the clinic, Janelle and her husband, Scott, are taking on an exciting new adventure: managing his family’s chicken barn and planning to raise farm animals. This transition to farm life is especially exciting for their three children—Carson, Cameron, and Cali—who are thrilled to be a part of it.

At home, Janelle’s family includes two beloved Cocker Spaniels, Boston and Dakota, along with several farm cats, each affectionately named by her daughter. Janelle’s dedication to animals and her community makes her an invaluable part of Lake Country Veterinary Service.

Tammy has been with us since 2017 and is a fixture here at Lake Country Veterinary Services. She greets clients on the phone with her friendly voice or in-person with her glowing smile. She loves each pet that walks through the door, and her favorite part of being part of our team is interacting with clients and their pets. When she’s not at work, she loves cooking and spending time with her family, including her Chocolate Lab, Daisy.

Janice Hommerding, our adept and caring certified veterinary technician has provided our clients with her kindness and skill since 2011. Janice dreamed of working with animals long before becoming a vet tech, and she excels at, and thrives on, the variety of tasks her position requires. Janice earned her Associate of Applied Science degree in Veterinary Technology in 1999 from Ridgewater College in Willmar Minnesota. After Janice clocks out, she tries to find as much time as possible to dive into her many hobbies. From reading to gardening and scrapbooking, Janice stays busy. And when she’s not tending to her garden, you might find her horseback riding, deer hunting, fishing, baking, napping, walking, or spending time with her husband and kids. Janice’s pet family includes Annie, a 14-year-old Bernese Moutain Dog, Josie, a 10-year-old Blue Heeler mix, and her three cats: Elmer, Candycorn, and CC. Her household isn’t complete without her hobby farm creatures, which include horses, sheep, chickens, and calves.

Addie Moeller brings energy and enthusiasm to our practice. As our lead certified veterinary tech, she cares for each pet that she meets. You often find her performing her favorite duties: helping clients and educating them about the care of their pets. She also loves the variety of day-to-day duties she is tasked with. Addie has been with us since 2007 and holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the Minnesota School of Business.  When Addie gets a day off, she loves spending time with her loving husband, Bob, and two boys, Logan and Jaxon. She also enjoys biking and walking her sweet dog, Emma. In addition to Emma, Addie has a bird named Bobo and two cats: Sophie who is 11 and Kalle who is one of the oldest kitties around at 20-years-old.

Dr. Neal Womack has practiced veterinary medicine in Albany since 1996 and founded Lake Country Veterinary Service in 2003, and is co-owner of the clinic. He thrives under pressure and loves creating a positive outcome in difficult situations. 

In 1992, Dr. Womack graduated from North Carolina State with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. Before attending veterinary school, Dr. Neal Womack graduated from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English.

Dr. Neal Womack has southern roots that lead back to Missouri where he was born and raised. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and gardening on his days off. He describes his pet situation as “a house of misfits.” 

Dr. Sam Beech has been with Lake Country Veterinary Service since May of 2019. He is a graduate of the University of MN for both his undergraduate work as well as his veterinary degree. His favorite part of veterinary medicine is working in both large and small animal services and being involved in the variety of care offered to our patients throughout the day. From surgical care to anesthesia, preventive medicine, and pet behaviors, his day is filled with challenges he enjoys.

Dr. Sam is Fear Free Certified. In his spare time, Dr. Beech enjoys spending time with his wife, Ashley, two sons, Bennett and Dawson, and their two Black Labs, Willow and Hazel. Dr. Beech has greatly enjoyed training both dogs, as they are true companions in the Beech household. Outside of the clinic, you may also find Dr. Beech hunting, fishing, golfing, or hiking on the north shore.

Dr. Wendy Womack has helped make Lake Country Veterinary Services the practice you know and love. She’s been helping pets from all around Albany since 2004 after renovations that included adding small animal services. Dr. Womack cares for a wide range of animals and founded the small animal side of our practice, enjoying making a positive difference in the lives of pets and their owners. Dr. Womack earned her undergraduate degree in chemistry at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, in 1986. She then went on to study veterinary medicine at North Carolina State College, graduating with her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 1992. When Dr. Womack isn’t providing pet parents with advice or caring for their beloved pets, you can find her practicing yoga, gardening, or enjoying a great book. She knits like a pro, spends time with her friends, and goes on walks. Her pet family includes a Brittany named Rowdy and a 2.5-year-old yellow Lab named Tess. Dr. Womack also shares her home with two 2.5-year-old cats named Fred and Ginger (for Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers), with Ginger being a charming orange tabby.

Dr. Jenny has been an owner of Lake Country Veterinary Service since 2018. She graduated from the University of MN with her Bachelor of Science in Animal Science and then graduated in 2009 from the University of MN College of Veterinary Medicine. In addition to traditional veterinary methods, Dr. Jenny is a CVA (Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist) and is currently studying Osteopathy to help provide additional treatment options to the clients she serves.

In her spare time, Dr. Jenny enjoys scrapbooking, reading and spending time with her family, which includes her husband, six children, and pets - Zora - a German Wirehair, Coonie - who joined her family after she was found injured, Cy - a stray kitten adopted from the clinic in summer 2019, and Bolt - joining the Revermanns in summer 2019.