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Dr Mark A. Rosenberg graduated from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine in 1994, then practiced at mixed animal hospitals in Waterboro, ME and Falls Village, CT. Mark purchased the Hurley Veterinary Hospital in February of 2000.
Dr. Rosenberg enjoys working not only with house pets but also with farm animals and exotics such as llamas, alpacas and bison. He and his wife Donna live in Hurley and have three children. He hopes that one will follow in his footsteps. He has a deep appreciation for a wide variety of music genres and enjoys an occasional round of golf and riding his Harley-Davidson. |
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As a kid in Canton, MA, Dr. Laraine Caliri was that kid that brought home every creature she found wanting to keep it as a pet. She knew she wanted to be a vet and worked as a stable hand, groomer, trainer, zookeeper, and vet tech along the way. She graduated from Ross University in 1998 and worked in small animal hospitals as well as an emergency clinic here in the Hudson Valley. In 2001 Laraine met Mark Rosenberg, beginning what each hopes will be a lifelong working relationship.
Dr. Caliri has has special interests in birds, reptiles and alternative therapies. She breeds rare poultry. trains and shows her dogs, and loves Cape Cod and the beach. |
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Dr. Gunzburg is a graduate of the globally accredited veterinary school at Murdoch University in Perth, Western Australia. Prior to vet school, Dr. Gunzburg was a film and television Producer/Director for productions filmed in Australia (his home country) and overseas. His affinity for all animals and their well-being, a love for the country versus the "big smoke," and a quest to explore new and exciting challenges, were precursors leading to veterinary medicine and ultimately to Hurley Veterinary Hospital via Salem, NY. Along with special interests in small ruminants, including alpacas and goats, and orthopedic surgery, Dr. Gunzburg is enjoying the great variety of outdoor activities this region has to offer. |
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Pursuing her lifelong dream of being a veterinarian led Dr. Amy Adams to the sunny shores of Australia to attend Murdoch University, graduating in 2009. On the road to veterinary school, she worked as a kennel hand, vet tech, executive recruiter and even a lawyer.
Dr. Adams enjoys working with household pets, as well as learning about exotic animals. She completed a preceptorship at the Bronx Zoo and internships with wildlife veterinarians in Australia and South Africa. Dr. Adams moved from Saratoga Springs, NY where she worked in small animal medicine. She is very pleased to join the team at Hurley Veterinary Hospital and to explore the Mid Hudson valley. |
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