Chad Moles, DVM/Owner

Veterinarian

Dr. Moles grew up in Katy, TX most of his life. He attended Texas A&M University in 1996 and was accepted into their school of Veterinary Medicine the Fall of 1998. Dr. Moles was an active member of the Corps of Cadets at A&M – class of 2000, but chose not to pursue a military contract and put his dream of being a vet as his primary focus.

He graduated from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002 and quickly started his career in emergency medicine and surgery. He practiced two years of emergency medicine in the Houston area before his dream of living near the mountains led him to Central Oregon in 2004.  Dr. Moles worked at the Animal Emergency Center in Bend for nine years before coming to Blue Sky full-time in the fall of 2013 to pursue his dream of business ownership.

Dr. Moles met his wife Tabitha in 2008 and was married in 2010.  Dr. Moles purchased Blue Sky from Dr. Bolinger in June 2014. He and Tabitha spend their free time with their two children and their Great Dane Bella and their Goldendoodle Dallas. When they are not at the clinic they can be found out and about enjoying all the outdoor recreation Oregon has to offer.

Dr. Amanda Ford

Veterinarian

Dr. Ford is a recent transplant to Central Oregon after living in Southern California, Missouri, and Las Vegas. She completed her doctorate in 2015 from the University of Missouri after earning a BA from Cal Poly in Southern California.

Amanda loves practicing internal medicine, surgery, and dentistry at Blue Sky, but her favorite thing is helping older pets stay comfortable as they age.

When she is away from work Dr. Ford is most likely climbing Smith Rock, hiking, gardening, or finishing up a puzzle with her two dogs (Cody and Frankie) and her cat, Zuma. You might also find her sipping an evening brew at your favorite Bend taphouse.

Dr. Jenny Bottorff

Veterinarian

Dr. Jenny Bottorff is a Central Oregon native. She developed an appreciation for the human-animal bond throughout her childhood and adolescence, growing up on a farm caring for a variety of pets and livestock and participating in 4-H. She obtained her undergraduate degree from Linfield College and attended Oregon State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, graduating in 2011.

She practiced small animal emergency medicine at specialty and referral centers in the Seattle and Portland areas for the first part of her career. She is happy to have made the return to Central Oregon to raise her children close to family. In her spare time she enjoys traveling and outdoor adventures with her husband and children, cooking, gardening and sewing.

Dr. Kara Tennant

Veterinarian

Dr. Tennant grew up in Sacramento, California and graduated with a B.S. in Biology from the University of California, Riverside in 2001. She then attended St. George’s University School of Veterinary Medicine in Grenada, West Indies and completed her last year of veterinary school at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, graduating in 2006.

After graduating, she moved to Northern Virginia, where she practiced for 9 years before deciding to move to Redding, California. After 5 years in California, she decided it was time to move to an area where she could enjoy all of the outdoor activities she loves to do, and moved to Central Oregon.

Dr. Tennant’s professional interests include internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, dentistry and zoonotic diseases. She enjoys mentoring veterinary students and has been a part of the mentor programs at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, as well as UC Davis and Western University of Health Sciences School of Veterinary Medicine.

In her spare time, you will probably find her outdoors, as she especially loves trail-running, mountain biking, and snowboarding. She lives with her partner, Thomas, and their full house of animals, having three cats (Jinx, Mini Jinx and Edward) and three dogs (Bronco, Sam and Ivy).

Dr. Brooke Warner

Veterinarian

Dr. Warner grew up in California, completing her pre-veterinary course requirements at several colleges in both northern and southern California. She attended veterinary school at UC Davis, graduating in 2015.

After graduation, it was the alpacas that brought her to Central Oregon. She then worked in a mixed animal (small and large) clinic for a year, before settling into small animal medicine. She has primarily worked in Oregon, but has also spent time working in California, Florida, and North Carolina as a relief veterinarian. Dr. Warner enjoys all aspects of general practice, from surgery, to medicine, to farm work and everything in between.

In her free time, she can be found hiking, biking, hunting or camping with her husband, children and two dogs.