ABOUT
Meet the Saavy Cat Solutions team. Like many of our clients, we are a small shop. But, as you know, that means personalized service and less confusion. Don't worry--we use a lot of our own business solutions to keep things running smoothly, too.
Casey Hill, DVM, cVMA
Founder
Casey is a veterinarian by training but her heart has always been in what she is doing here at Savvy Cat Solutions. She loves technology, bookkeeping, and process--who knew? She didn't realize it until she started her first company, a housecall euthanasia practice called Doorstep Vet and she got a taste of business problems and their solutions.
Because she enjoys helping vets like her to do what they love (which is being a vet!) she created Savvy Cat Solutions, LLC. Her goal is that everybody gets to do more of what they love and everybody involved is elevated to a better and happier business and life.
Christian Yungk
Consultant & Finance
As Casey's husband (and best friend), Christian has been integral in getting Savvy Cat Solutions off the ground. His work on the family's personal finances (which has been nothing less than inspirational) has both allowed Casey the financial freedom to pursue a new business in a fairly niche field, but has also reminded her daily of the importance of finance in her own businesses.
As an enterprise-level Java architect, he has over 20 years' experience in web-based programming solutions and acts as a sounding board (and sometimes outright developer) for Savvy Cat Solutions.
Isabel
Copy Girl & Yoga Coach
Isabel is the not-so-Savvy Cat. She is a sweet girl who must have hit her head a few too many times as a kitten. She now enjoys a life of luxury that has taken a serious upturn since her mom started working from home. She loves to participate in yoga by enhancing her mom's concentration skills as she waves her booty in Casey's face during "downward facing dog". She lives for the daily printer use which is endlessly fascinating to her for some reason.
Ziploc
Bathroom Attendant
Ziploc is Isabel's littermate and much more of a Savvy Cat. She is proof that having stupid pets is generally better than smart ones as they get into far less trouble. Ziploc's joy involves running into the bathroom whenever anyone uses it to ensure they don't experience any privacy and then immediately begging to get back out again. If her meal is even 5 minutes late, she eats toilet paper. Maybe not so Savvy after all . . .