08/17/2026
Remembering Dr. Angela L***y ❤️🐾
On August 13th, the world lost an incredibly kind, compassionate, funny, and beautiful person, Dr. Angela L***y, after a devastating battle with ovarian cancer.
I had the privilege of working with Dr. L***y at Pierson Pet Hospital for four years, and that place will always hold a very special place in my heart because this is where it all started for me in my grooming career.
If the Pierson Pet Hospital family hadn’t taken a chance on me, I truly don’t know where I would be today. They gave me an opportunity, taught me so much, believed in me, and helped shape the groomer I am today. I will forever be grateful for that.
Dr. L***y was one of the nicest and most compassionate people I have ever had the pleasure of working beside. She was funny, always making jokes, and had a way of making even the busiest days more fun.
I’ll never forget the year I had her for Secret Santa and got her a bottle of wine named Josh 😂🍷. We had way too much fun with that.
And of course, I could never forget the hairballs that would come out of the dryer! Dr. L***y and Erin would put eyeballs on them and give them names. 😂 Those are the silly little memories that make you smile even through the sadness.
I remember doing sedated grooms back in surgery and watching Dr. L***y in awe. The way she could maneuver through everything so elegantly and professionally, always with a smile on her face, was something I will never forget.
We also shared something pretty special—we both had sons named Liam. I loved hearing her stories about her son and sharing stories about our own children. ❤️
To the entire Pierson Pet Hospital family, I am so incredibly sorry. I know Dr. L***y was so much more than a coworker or doctor to you. She was part of your family, and I know how deeply heartbroken you all must be. Please know that all of you are in my thoughts and prayers during this unimaginable loss. ❤️
This is such a tragedy. This world still needed Dr. L***y. There were still animals that needed her, people who needed her, and so many more memories that should have been made.
But we have to trust God’s path, even when we don’t understand it or why He chose this journey for her.
If Dr. L***y taught us anything, I hope it is to get our yearly checkups, listen to our bodies, and never ignore something that doesn’t feel right.
She spent her life caring for animals and saving countless four-legged lives. I know she will forever be missed—not only by the people who loved her, but especially by all of those animals whose lives she touched.
Rest peacefully, Dr. L***y. Thank you for the laughter, the memories, the lessons, and for being such an important part of the beginning of my journey. I will forever be grateful that our paths crossed. ❤️🐾
You will never be forgotten.
