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Barry has many interests outside of veterinary medicine including spinning and knitting wool from her own flock of sheep!Ĭornerstone’s greatest asset is its staff.

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Although it is hard to believe she has any free time, Dr. Bridget is also a member of VMAT, a veterinary disaster response team, and the Southern Tier representative to the NYS Veterinary Medical Society since 2006. When not helping pets in the Finger Lakes, she is traveling the globe with rescue groups to spay and neuter dogs and cats in underprivileged areas. We were all happy to see her return to general practice in 2010 although she is still known for her rescue work. Barry left private practice in 2005 to be the Director of Shelter Medicine at the Tompkins Co. She is well known in the Finger Lakes veterinary community as she has practiced here since that time. Barry graduated from the NYS College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University in 1991. Armao is a member of the AVMA and past president of the Southern Tier Veterinary Medical Society.ĭr. When not working, she enjoys the family sailboat and downhill skiing.ĭr. Her favorite part of veterinary medicine is the daily interaction with clients and their pets. After practicing in Glens Falls and Brockport, NY for several years, she returned to Ithaca with her husband in 1996 to raise their 2 sons. Armao is from the suburbs of Albany and graduated from the NYS College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell in 1986.

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Shakespeare’s professional affiliations include the AVMA and the New York State Veterinary Medical Society.ĭr. She enjoys following animal tracks in the winter snow, and hiking, and canoeing when the snow is gone.ĭr. A native of Long Island, she now loves living in the country with her family which includes 3 children, and various dogs and cats. Armao have known each other for over 20 years and opened Cornerstone Veterinary Hospital together in May 2006. She has continued to practice in Ithaca and Elmira since 1991. She was in mixed animal practice in Pennsylvania for 3 years before returning to Cornell to do a small animal internship. Shakespeare is a 1982 graduate of the NYS College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell. You might find her at the yoga studio, down at the lake, or shuffling her kids around.ĭr. On her days off you can usually find her hanging out with her family, hiking with her dog, and enjoying great food with friends. Dawn enjoys all aspects of medicine but has special interest in complex medicine cases, preventative care, and acupuncture. She has practiced small animal medicine in Syracuse for three years and in Ithaca since 2004. After graduating in 1999 she and her husband decided to make the Ithaca area their home because they believed it was a wonderful place to raise their two children. She left the midwest with a masters degree and began veterinary school at the New York State College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell. program in research but soon realized that she wanted to work with people and animals.

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