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our DOCTORS
Dr. Gina Antiaris
Dr. Gina Antiaris
Dr. Gina Antiaris
Dr. Gina Antiaris is the owner of the Port Chester Animal Hospital and the North Regent Animal Clinic, and has been actively practicing in the veterinary and rescue communities for over 20 years.
Dr. Antiaris attended The University of Georgia for her clinical rotations followed by her graduation from St. George's University School of Vet
Dr. Gina Antiaris is the owner of the Port Chester Animal Hospital and the North Regent Animal Clinic, and has been actively practicing in the veterinary and rescue communities for over 20 years.
Dr. Antiaris attended The University of Georgia for her clinical rotations followed by her graduation from St. George's University School of Veterinary Medicine in September 2003. Dr. Antiaris received her BS in Veterinary Technology from Quinnipiac University.
Dr. Antiaris' professional interests include veterinary nutrition, endocrine diseases, dermatology, and preventative care. She is passionate about providing care and preparing animals for their forever homes and as a result volunteers much of her time to individuals, fosters, and rescue organizations in the community.
Dr. Antiaris is a USDA Accredited Veterinarian for international travel and has completed formal training from the National Veterinary Accreditation Program (NVAP) in New York State.
Dr. Howard Levy
Dr. Gina Antiaris
Dr. Gina Antiaris
Dr. Howard Levy was the owner of the Port Chester Animal Hospital from 1983 to January 2024 when he sold his practice to Dr. Gina Antiaris. He is particularly happy that another local veterinarian will maintain PCAH as a community-based hospital.
He is proud to have been able to serve Port Chester and the surrounding communities for 41 yea
Dr. Howard Levy was the owner of the Port Chester Animal Hospital from 1983 to January 2024 when he sold his practice to Dr. Gina Antiaris. He is particularly happy that another local veterinarian will maintain PCAH as a community-based hospital.
He is proud to have been able to serve Port Chester and the surrounding communities for 41 years, having raised his own children here, and he will continue to practice and serve the community in a part-time capacity.
Dr. Levy has a particular interest in treating diabetic dogs and cats, and dogs with Cushing’s disease, having treated his own animals with these maladies.
Dr. Levy grew up in the Bronx and graduated from the City College of N.Y. He then completed veterinary school at the University of Bologna in Italy. On a personal note, Dr. Levy and his wife of 51 years, Marcia, enjoy seeing their 4 grandchildren, dancing Argentine tango, and tending to their 11-year old rescue dog, Gabby.
Dr. Shannon Reddy
Dr. Gina Antiaris
Dr. Shannon Reddy
Dr. Shannon Reddy has wanted to be a veterinarian her entire life (there are pictures of her caring for her stuffed animals with band-aids and stethoscope) and has worked for Dr. Antiaris since she was 14 years old. Dr. Reddy graduated from Cornell University in 2018 with a Bachelors degree in Animal Science with Honors in Research and a
Dr. Shannon Reddy has wanted to be a veterinarian her entire life (there are pictures of her caring for her stuffed animals with band-aids and stethoscope) and has worked for Dr. Antiaris since she was 14 years old. Dr. Reddy graduated from Cornell University in 2018 with a Bachelors degree in Animal Science with Honors in Research and a Minor in Business. She continued on to Vet school, also at Cornell University, and graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine in 2022.
Dr. Reddy is passionate about animal behavior and training and has volunteered with Guiding Eyes for the Blind for over 8 years and has raised a number of service animals and completed multiple behavior internships. She is also fear free certified and is dedicated to ensuring pets are as comfortable as possible visiting the vet's office.
PCAH is thrilled to have Dr. Reddy share her time with NRAC and work with and care for all of your beloved pets.
OUR STAFF
Stacey Nassauer
Lockesley "Lox" Freccia
Stacey Nassauer
Stacey joined North Regent Animal Clinic upon Dr. Antiaris’ acquisition of the practice and has been working alongside her for over 10 years. Stacey is responsible for all managerial aspects at NRAC, and now PCAH as well, overseeing the smooth functioning between the sister hospitals, while also tending to patient care.
Stacey graduated
Stacey joined North Regent Animal Clinic upon Dr. Antiaris’ acquisition of the practice and has been working alongside her for over 10 years. Stacey is responsible for all managerial aspects at NRAC, and now PCAH as well, overseeing the smooth functioning between the sister hospitals, while also tending to patient care.
Stacey graduated from SUNY Purchase in 2011 with a degree in Psychology, but has been devoted to the veterinary field since 2012.
Stacey is mom to sweet Bertie, a SATO Project rescue, who did her residency tour at NRAC, and soon will oversee PCAH, and is affectionately known as Doctor Legs. While not working, Stacey enjoys spending time with friends, keeping Starbucks in business, going to the beach and traveling.
Jean Adrover
Lockesley "Lox" Freccia
Stacey Nassauer
Jean has been working alongside Dr. Levy for almost 10 years, but his connection to his mentor feels longer. He is appreciative for the invaluable hands-on experience he’s had over the last decade, which has further solidified his dedication and love of this field.
Like his colleagues, animals always interested him at a young age, but Jea
Jean has been working alongside Dr. Levy for almost 10 years, but his connection to his mentor feels longer. He is appreciative for the invaluable hands-on experience he’s had over the last decade, which has further solidified his dedication and love of this field.
Like his colleagues, animals always interested him at a young age, but Jean is excited to employ Dr. Levy’s attitude that there is nothing but the best for his customers and patients as he moves forward with the new management of Port Chester Animal Hospital. Fortunately, they exercise that same philosophy.
Jean feels most rewarded when the patients and clients have a great experience. He looks forward for their return to see the patients’ progress and growth. To make their visit less stressful is always his goal and his passion for what he does always shines through.
Lockesley "Lox" Freccia
Lockesley "Lox" Freccia
Lockesley "Lox" Freccia
Lox’s deep-rooted love of animals goes way back to her childhood pets and her bonds to them. To her, pets are family.
It was a full-circle moment that she would then enter the veterinary field in 2021, at the very practice she and her family would go, to seek Dr. Levy’s care and treatment of their furry loved ones. But, fur is not where
Lox’s deep-rooted love of animals goes way back to her childhood pets and her bonds to them. To her, pets are family.
It was a full-circle moment that she would then enter the veterinary field in 2021, at the very practice she and her family would go, to seek Dr. Levy’s care and treatment of their furry loved ones. But, fur is not where Lox leaves it - her connection goes beyond the exterior - spanning to pets with scales and feathers too.
Outside of work, Lox continues to spend time with animals and has been fortunate enough to not only volunteer with Lucky Dog Refuge, but with them, save animals’ lives. With their support, she has facilitated the rescue of dogs and cats whose owners could no longer care for them, even opening her home to rehabilitate feral kittens and cats.
Lox aims to make everyone’s visit, whether they be sick or scared, a little more comfortable and to feel at home.
