Our small, capable staff ensures personal attention and compassionate care to clients and patients alike.
Dr. Vena with one of her exotic patients.
Johanna L. Vena, VMD
Dr. Vena, a graduate of Penn State University and the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, began her career working for two mixed veterinary practices in upstate New York before relocating with her family to the Johnstown area where she has practiced for the past 15 years. Dr. Vena is recognized locally for her expertise in treating exotic animals. She has spent two decades gaining the knowledge needed to heal reptiles, amphibians, birds and other rare pets. Her interest in exotics was piqued during the four years she spent working at the Philadelphia Zoo, where she provided medical care to Galápagos tortoises, giraffes and other animals that require specialized handling.
Dr. Rochelle Dymond
Dr. Rochelle Dymond
Dr. Dymond is originally from a small town in northeast PA. She obtained her bachelor’s degree and her master’s degree from West Chester University. She went to veterinary school at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. She recently moved to Johnstown with her husband and two cats. Dr. Dymond especially loves working with exotic pets as she has a soft spot in her heart for snakes and lizards. When she is not working, she is likely to be found playing video games, hiking, or finding a new craft to try out. Dr. Dymond and her husband are hoping to start backpacking the Appalachian trail in the near future.
Dr. Aubrey Vena
Dr. Aubrey Vena
Dr. Vena is a 2018 graduate of the Pennsylvania State University College of Agricultural Sciences and a 2022 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. She was raised here in Johnstown on a beef farm, and you’ll likely recognize her as the daughter of Dr. Vince Vena and Dr. Johanna Vena. Since completing a large animal internship in Texas, Dr. Aubrey Vena plans to expand the already varied Cambria Veterinary Care services to include Large Animal Medicine! She will focus on Equine and Food & Farm Animal species. When she is not caring for creatures small and large, Dr. Vena can be found helping on the family farm, competing in equine mounted shooting, playing ice hockey, propagating house plants, or having a beer with friends or family. Dr. Vena is very excited to finally be home and looks forward to giving back to her community.
Dr. Duman with one of her feline patients.
Dr. Marcilyn Duman
Dr. Duman is a graduate of Penn State University and the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine and has been practicing veterinary medicine for 16 years. Canine and feline medicine is Dr. Duman’s focus. She especially enjoys soft tissue surgery, internal medicine and dermatology. Dr. Duman and her family share their home with their two cats (Pumpkin Patch, and Dewey) and their dogs Scruffy and Josie. When they are not at home, Dr. Duman and her family are usually enjoying the outdoors or at a sporting event.