Dr. Victoria Pendleton is a Veterinarian at Broadway Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Pendleton earned her Bachelor’s in Animal Science from the University of Maine in 2016 and earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Atlantic Veterinary College in 2020. Dr. Pendleton’s areas of professional interest include acupuncture, chiropractics, and theriogenology.
Having always been interested in animals since she was young, Dr. Pendleton knew she wanted to become a veterinarian when she was in middle school. Her favorite part about working in the veterinary field is being able to help and make a difference for both pets and their owners. Born and raised in Maine, Dr. Pendleton still lives in-state with her beloved two dogs and four cats. In her free time, Dr. Pendleton loves to hang out with her family and pets, work in the garden, draw and paint, and do carpentry work.
Dr. Jennifer Garmon graduated from University of Wyoming with her bachelors in Anthropology in 2015. Following her bachelors, she earned her Master's in Business in 2018 and her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2021, both from Colorado State University.
Dr. Garmon's interests range from orthopedics, physical rehabilitation to emergency medicine to large animal medicine.
She has spent the last year and a half working in a fast paced, diverse clinic in Tennessee. During her time there, she worked on animals ranging from horses, goats, leopard geckos, hamsters, rats to even a flying squirrel. Her and her husband are excited to be living where there is snow again.
Dr. Garmon has two dogs, two cats, a rabbit and a horse. In her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, running, riding, and exploring the outdoors.
Jennifer Freese obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Campbellsville University in 2002. She graduated from Auburn University with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2006.
Originally from Northern Kentucky, Dr. Freese moved to Maine after veterinary school where she has practiced outstanding clinical care ever since. Dr. Freese has professional interests in surgery and endocrinology.
A few of her favorite things include gluten and dairy-free desserts, the movie The Greatest Showman, and the Labrador breed. Her first pet was a dog named Pebbles, and she now has a Labrador as a forever friend named Koda. In her free time, Dr. Freese enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons more than anything else.
Dr. Pike, Associate Veterinarian with Broadway Veterinary Clinic, earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2021. Following graduation, she spent a year in Ireland completing a clinical rotation at University College in Dublin. Upon returning to the States, Dr. Pike did a 6-month internship in emergency medicine, which she continued to practice for an additional year until she eventually made the transition to general practice to focus on creating lasting relationships with her clients. Her professional areas of interest include emergency and urgent care, surgery, and exotic pet medicine.
Dr. Pike's interest in veterinary medicine started at an early age on her grandfather’s farm in upstate New York. She fell in love with his cows, and getting to name her own calf helped cement her dream of becoming a veterinarian.
Dr. Pike and her wife share their home with two dogs: Loki and Akela, and two cats: Bane and Neo. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, traveling, enjoying nature, and exploring her creative side through painting, drawing, and crocheting. Fun fact about Dr. Pike: She was a competitive ballroom dancer in college!
Dr. Chelsea Niehoff is a Maine native, having grown up in Hampden before setting out to expand her horizons in veterinary medicine. She began her academic journey at High Point University in North Carolina, earning her bachelor's degree, and then pursued her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine at University College Dublin in Ireland, graduating in 2021. After completing her studies abroad, Dr. Niehoff returned to her roots in Maine and began her career in a small animal practice to hone her skills.
Dr. Niehoff's passion for animals and veterinary care has been a lifelong calling. As a teenager, she gained valuable experience shadowing at a local veterinary clinic, working her way up from kennel attendant to associate veterinarian. Dr. Niehoff has developed professional interests in dentistry, surgery, community outreach, and educating pet owners to ensure their pets' well-being.
At home, Dr. Niehoff and her husband, Nick, are surrounded by their beloved pets, which include three dogs-Theodore, Eloise, and Perseus-along with three cats named Wobble, Roger, and Norman, and two rabbits, Milo and Helen. In her free time, she enjoys reading, traveling, and spending quality moments with her loved ones.
Located off of Highway 95, just 3 miles from Bangor International Airport and 1.5 miles from Husson University.
Phone: 207-942-2281
Note: Surgery patients are admitted between 7:30am-8:00am, at that time we are unable to answer our phones.
