We’re a team of caring individuals that have dedicated our lives to providing compassionate pet care.
Meet some of our featured veterinarians and staff:
Dr. Benjamin Rosnick is a California licensed doctor of veterinary medicine practicing in the greater Los Angeles area. He provides routine care and euthanasia services for dogs and cats in the convenience of patient's homes (house call / mobile vet). Dr. Rosnick believes the best vet care is based on relationships involving mutual decision making in a comfortable and familiar atmosphere.
Dr. Lindsey Wendt was born and raised in Southern California. She received her bachelor’s degree in Animal and Avian Sciences from the University of California, Davis. She then continued to receive her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of California, Davis as well. After graduating, she completed an intensive small animal rotating internship at VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital. Dr. Wendt now practices veterinary medicine in several prestigious animal hospitals in the Greater Los Angeles area. Having worked in the veterinary field from the age of sixteen, Dr. Wendt understands that making the decision to euthanize a beloved pet is always undertaken with a heavy heart and love that extends past the immediate wants and needs of the owner. It is a balance of an owner’s grief and sadness in combination with the deep love of their family member and wanting what is best for them. Allowing your loved one to end their journey in the comfort of their own home surrounded by the people they spend their life with, is the best gift that we can provide for those that have stood by our side through life’s challenges. Dr. Wendt’s compassion and empathy help ease the peaceful transition of your furry friend.
Dr. Angela Randall was born and raised in Southern California. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Biology and Management from the University of California, Davis. She later earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Purdue University. She completed a general practice rotating internship after graduating from veterinary school. Currently, Dr. Randall practices at Family Pet Clinic of Redondo Beach. She empathizes with the anxiety, stress, and fear of making this difficult decision. She believes there is no greater gift than a peaceful goodbye, especially at home surrounded by love. The passing of a beloved family member is devastating, but she promises to treat them with as much care and compassion as she would her own.
Dr. Singh's love for animals began at a young age, growing up on her family's farm in Pennsylvania. From as early as she can remember, she shadowed her father, also a veterinarian, as he treated large and small animals. These experiences led her to study Animal Science at Pennsylvania State University, and go on to complete her veterinary medicine degree at the University of Pennsylvania in 2004. Since graduation, she had practiced in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Sydney, Australia, before settling in Los Angeles. When she is not working, you can find her spending time outdoors, cooking and traveling with her husband, her two young daughters and her dog, Harper.
Dr. Bagshaw is a Califonia native who hails from beautiful Santa Monica. She most recently had worked at V.C.A. Santa Monica Dog and Cat Hospital. Dr. Bagshaw is a 2009 graduate of Dartmouth College and Western University of Health Sciences, where she graduated with Highest Honors and was also a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Sororiety. Dr.Bagshaw was also the founding President of the Student Chapter of A.C.V.I.M. (Ameri can College of Veterinary Internal Medicine). When she's not working, Dr. Bagshaw can be found either at her local Farmer's market, with her nose in a book, hiking in the hills, checking out the local museums or planning her family's next great travel adventure.
Mayela is a highly experienced veterinary technician and a key administrator for Serenity. Her love of animals has translated to her tireless work to ensure that Serenity is able to create the most peaceful passing we can. She also makes beautiful custom art of your beloved pets. You can find some of her work at
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Ever since she was little Elizabeth always knew she wanted to be a part of veterinary medicine. In 2016 she began tech school, learning small and large animal medicine. Elizabeth visited a few dairy farms and worked with horses for some time. She has worked in hospitals in the surgery department and learned a lot of orthopedic surgery, general medicine, emergency medicine and more. Although general medicine was great she feel like not enough people focus on the end of life care portion of this field. Having experienced end of life care with her own pets she knows how important it is to be emotionally and mentally supportive of others in need during this time for their companions, as it is such an amazing gift we can give to our pets. Besides being a part of the veterinary field, in her personal time she loves to be outdoors and explore new places with her daughters and doggies, her favorite color is blue, and she loves butterflies.
Erick started in the veterinary field in 2013 cleaning kennels and giving vaccines in a shelter. Having become more dedicated to his work a low cost spay and neuter clinic asked him to assist them with surgeries, and he fell in love with the profession. He has experience working with a wide array of animals including horses, goats, sheep, pigs, bulls, dogs, cats and even a baby tiger once. He loves the end of life care side because he think of it as our last gift to our companions. He love the Dodgers, working on cars and being outdoors with his little family.
