Beach Street Veterinary Clinic | Beach Street, Frankston

Staff and Nursing Staff

PAM FREEMAN
Pam started working with animals at the age of 12 years when she worked at the RSPCA in England. Before she immigrated to Australia, Pam completed her Veterinary Nursing certificates. Pam has worked in various veterinary clinics throughout the Mornington Peninsula. Pam started working at Beach Street Veterinary Clinic in 1999.

Pam has a couple of beautiful moggies. Mango is a majestic big beautiful Long haired white and ginger male, which Pam hand reared from about 3 weeks old. He has turned out to be a lovely cat with lots of character, loves to be brushed. Dennis was a stray kitten from the clinic. His name comes from Dennis the Menace, because he was a little rat bag whilst staying with us in the clinic. Dennis is a little neurotic and freaks out at men and vacuum cleaners. His nick name is “trip trap” because of the noise he makes when he walks across the floor boards.

Mango and Dennis are very good friends, they love to play fight in the garden and house. They always have to eat together and will wait until the other one is ready. However good a friend’s the are they do not sleep together.

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Pam Freeman