Bobbie Krozell, Founder/President, was born in Michigan and moved to Wisconsin in the late 1970’s. Ever since she can remember, she has had a dog in her life. At the young age of 12, Bobbie fell in love with her first St. Bernard and by the age of 14, she started having her own. She is a member of the St. Bernard Club of America for several years and has been involved with helping the Wisconsin chapter of St. Bernard Rescue finding homes for a few of the rescue dogs. After a back injury, she had the opportunity to return to school as an adult and enrolled in the local technical college for an Associate Degree in Architectural Design. Two years later, she started taking state exams to become a Certified Wisconsin State Residential Building Inspector, which she has been doing the past several years. She remained heavily involved with the dogs while starting her new profession. Dogs have always been her passion, and she believes through Sayler’s and her experience, she can help other dogs and their owners complete a journey similar to Sayler’s by forming the Sayler Dogs Foundation /Organization.

Dr. Joe Sutton, D.M.V.  Vice-President, Dr. Sutton grew up in the Midwest and received his degree from Iowa State University in 1970 and is a member of AVMA, WVMA, NEVMA, American Association of Feline Practitioners, and American Association of Avian Practitioners. He is a certified wildlife rehabilitator and certified for PENN hip. His special interests include reptiles. He began his practiced in a large veterinary clinic in the Chicago, IL area for 7 years, since 1977, Dr. Sutton has owned and operated Memorial Drive Veterinary Clinic in Manitowoc, WI. He has a tremendous compassion for not only the animals he treats, but also their owners.

Diane Whealon, Treasurer/Secretary, was born in Wisconsin and attended the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. She graduated in 1980 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Comprehensive Animal Science. She is a member of the Midwest Mastiff Fanciers, Weimaraner Club of America and the WI Weimaraner Club.  She has been a leader of the 4-H Dog Project for the past 23 years and founded the Shawano County Humane Society in which she served as on the board of directors for 7 years. Diane is very active in breeding and exhibiting Weimaraners and English Mastiffs.  She has been an experienced handler for the past 23 years and is well known around the show ring. For many years, she cared and groomed dogs out of her home. In 1997 she started the Complete Canine Care Centre in which training, grooming, boarding and supplies are available. Diane has always loved animal of all kinds and continues to learn about through various reading materials, continuing ed course and seminars.

Dr. Erin Wendt

Dr. Erin Wendt Director
An alumni of UWGB, Dr. Wendt is thrilled to start calling this friendly city her home again. After graduating from veterinary school, she embarked on a year long internship at Washington State University. There, she received an additional full year of extensive clinical training in areas such as internal medicine, emergency and critical care, neurology, and oncology. Though she enjoyed her time in Washington, it was important for Erin to return to Wisconsin to be close to her family and friends. Her interests lie mainly in feline and canine medicine, as well as physical therapy; her ambitions include completing the physical therapy program to become certified. She's anxious to start using the hospital's underwater treadmill to rehabilitate patients! When she's not working, Erin immensely enjoys the outdoors. Whether it's hiking, camping or fishing, you can usually find her dog, Martha, by her side.

Welcome Gary Bruno (info coming soon)

Chanda Holschbach, Director

Chanda Holschbach, Director
Ever since she was a child, Chanda Holschbach had a passion for learning about, helping and loving animals. Her mother's nursing background laid a foundation of "bedside manner" and her father's entrepreneurial business background provided a real understanding of economics.
A graduate of the University of Minnesota with a degree in Animal Health, family ties brought Chanda back to Wisconsin. She began her tenure at Packerland in 1993.
Her strong understanding of the business end of the clinic, in addition to her hands-on work with families and their pets, created the perfect recipe for Chanda to pursue the next level of patient care. She soon moved into a leadership role at PVC, while maintaining her role as a CVT care provider.
Today, Chanda is the hospital administrator and manages the hospital's daily activity along with being a co- owner of Packerland Veterinary Center. She strives to see to it that PVC provides excellent satisfaction for the families it serves.