Dr. Amalia Maloco earned her education from Kansas University and Central Luzon State University. She had experience working as a critical care and regular veterinary technician for 8 years before becoming a veterinarian. Her areas of expertise include preventive medicine for small animal, dentistry, routine surgeries, and soft tissue surgeries. Her areas of interest include internal medicine and emergency care. Exceptional veterinary care is incredibly important to Dr. Maloco. She is committed to exemplifying professionalism in caring for clients’ pet’s needs by providing incredible patients care and customer service. Communication and interaction play a pivotal role in her interactions with her clients. Dr. Maloco and her husband Ruel have two children, Peter and Noell. They also have a variety of their own furry friends including: Annabeth, a Yorkie; Emma, a Chihuahua; and Muning, a cat. When Ami isn’t working, she enjoys traveling, shopping, collecting seashells, and most of all, spending time with her family.
Dr. Seaman is a 1985 graduate of the New York State College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University. Following a year of mixed animal practice in upstate New York, Dr. Seaman returned to Cornell to teach and to complete a two year residency in veterinary anesthesia in 1988. Since that time, Dr. Seaman has been the owner/operator of the Canisteo Veterinary Hospital through August 2023. He is very thankful to the Canisteo community for accepting and supporting him and his family during these many years. When not working, Dr. Seaman enjoys fishing, hiking and sewing.
Sincerely,
Grant Seaman, D.V.M
Ashley has always known she wanted to work with animals. After graduating from Dansville High School in 2011, she pursued her passion at Genesee Community College, where she earned her degree in Veterinary Technology in 2016. Shortly afterward, she passed her VTNE and became a licensed veterinary technician.
She began her career in emergency veterinary care, gaining five years of hands-on experience before transitioning to general practice in 2021. Ashley brings compassion, technical skill, and a strong commitment to patient care to every case she handles.
Ashley lives in Wayland with her boyfriend, their two sons, two stepchildren, and their dog, Freedom. In her free time, she enjoys camping, hiking, and traveling to new places with her family.
Parker is a 2019 graduate of South Seneca High School and earned her degree from Alfred State College in 2021. After passing the VTNE in 2022, Parker jumped headfirst into the world of small animal general practice and has been making tails wag and whiskers twitch ever since! With a few months of urgent care experience under her belt, Parker is no stranger to fast-paced, high-paw-pressure situations.
Parker has a special passion for low-stress handling and helping pet parents feel confident and informed—because a calm pet and a happy client make the best kind of day.
When not in the clinic, Parker is soaking up every moment with her son, Bexlee, along with their furry crew: three charismatic cats—Doobie, Cheeba, and Deuce—and their loyal pup, Rigby. In her downtime, Parker enjoys reading, painting, and heading outdoors to recharge and reconnect with nature.
Ruel has extensive experience in business development and relationship building with excellent customer service philosophy. He earned his MBA from Rochester Institute of Technology, in Rochester, NY and Business Administration degree from Albright College, in Reading, PA, as well as a computer programming degree from The Chubb Institute in Jersey City, NJ. Ruel served with the PA National Guard for 9 years. He received several merits and an award for serving and being deployed in Iraq in 2008-2009. Together Ruel and his wife Ami have two children, Peter and Noell, as well as a number of pets! Their pets include Annabeth, a Yorkie; Emma, a Chihuahua; and Muning, a cat.
Noell graduated from SUNY Geneseo in the summer of 2023, with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. When not at the office, fixing broken computers and machines, he likes to spend his time at home fixing broken computers and machines. A computer enthusiast, he enjoys spending hours building and testing computers and finding new uses for old hardware. He also cares for 2 dogs, 2 cats, 2 freshwater fish tanks, and soon to be a hamster also named Noell. His prized fish is a female Green Terror Cichlid and an Albino Oscar fish.
Montana is new to the veterinary field, but joining the team has been a true dream come true. Her experience at the clinic has inspired her to begin schooling to become a licensed veterinary technician, and she loves being part of a profession that makes a meaningful difference every day.
Montana is especially passionate about supporting the well-being of the animals we serve and the families who love them. She’s known for her compassionate communication, her calm, understanding approach with clients, and her eagerness to learn something new at every opportunity.
Outside of work, she enjoys reading, exploring new places with her family, and spending time outdoors. She shares her life with her boyfriend, her daughter, and their pets—two dogs, Tank and Doodle, and their cat, Goose.
Kim is a dedicated veterinary professional with a passion for providing compassionate, high-quality care to pets and their families. With a strong background in animal care and client communication, she is committed to ensuring every patient receives personalized attention in a calm and supportive environment.
Kim has a special interest in client education and strengthening the human-animal bond. She believes that clear communication and trust are essential in helping pet owners make informed decisions about their pet’s health.
Known for her gentle approach and attention to detail, Kim strives to make each visit as comfortable and stress-free as possible—for both pets and their people.
Outside of the clinic, Kim enjoys spending time with her farm animals, hunting, gardening, canning, and making maple syrup. She shares her home with six rescue dogs and three cats.
