The Eagle Animal Clinic Team

Becky Gallegos

Becky Gallegos has been working as a Certified Veterinary Technician for the past 16 years and she is also the Hospital Manager. Becky has been employed with Eagle Animal Clinic since it opened in March of 2000. Becky grew up on a family farm outside of Weiser, Idaho and has always had a passion and desire to work with animals. She currently lives in Sand Hollow on a "mini farm" with her family, four dogs (Solomon, a Saint Bernard; Zoey, an Airedale Terrier; Abbott, a 75 pound Shaggy Mixed Breed; and Sable, a 14 year old Shih Tzu), eight cats, two horses, and one very, very old cow. In her time off, Becky is busy with her two daughters, Clara and Grace. They spend their free time camping, hiking, fishing, and visiting her family cabin.

Hannah Ballard

Hannah Ballard has been working as an Animal Health Technician for almost 13 years and an employee of Eagle Animal Clinic for the past 2 years. While working as a technician, she went to college and received her degree in human nursing, but realized she preferred working with the animals over people. She is a native Idahoan that lives in Eagle with her husband, four children, and two dogs.

Valerie Hanks

Almost ten years ago, Valerie Hanks moved to Eagle with her husband, Ron, and their two cats and two dogs from Connecticut. Almost immediately they joined the Eagle Animal Clinic family as clients and patients. Then, a couple of years later, Val was asked to join the staff of Eagle Animal Clinic and became part of a wonderful “work family” as a part time receptionist. She continues to believe that she “has the best job!” working in the front office at Eagle Animal Clinic. Helping our clients when they need their pets to be seen by the doctors in good times and bad, has been both rewarding and fulfilling. She believes that each new client, each new pet, becomes a member of the Eagle Animal Clinic family and is glad to sometimes be the one who gets to take the information that starts it all. Time has passed and unfortunately, they recently lost their last animal companion Tess, a German Shorthair, at the age of 15. For now, Val, satisfies her need for pet companionship by sharing her work space with Mabel and Seattle, the two clinic cats.

Victoria Pearson

Victoria Pearson has worked at Eagle Animal Clinic for three and a half years. She was hired as an assistant, but has since been promoted to an Animal Health Technician. Along with working at the clinic, Victoria is pursuing a degree in Health Science Studies with Human Emphasis. Her goal is to become a human physician. Victoria has one dog of her own, a two year old Yorkie named “Casear.” He has the mindset that he is actually an eighty pound lab and can’t be convinced otherwise. Victoria grew up with Labs and currently has three in her family. Victoria was recently adopted by "Ink" a black kitty, who somehow knew just where to find food and shelter. When she is not working or attending classes at BSU (Go Broncos!), she spends her time outside camping and rafting the summer, and cross country skiing in the winter.