Doctors   Donna Manderino DVM, Practice owner   Dr. Donna Manderino was born and raised in Bergen County. She received her BS in Animal Science from Cook College, Rutgers University. She received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Cornell University in 1983. She completed her internship in surgery and medicine at Oradell Animal Hospital. She remained on staff from 1984-1991. She is one of the few veterinarians in New Jersey who is certified by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners in Companion Animal edicine. Dr. Manderino is currently on the NJVMA State Board and is a Northern NJ Representative to the VMA. She is also actively involved with the Octoberwoman Foundation, which raises awareness and funds for Breast Cancer research. Dr. Manderino volunteered her time and expertise tending to the injured service dogs on September 11th. In her spare time she enjoys cooking, fine dining, horses and keeping current on veterinary issues. She resides in Bergen County with her husband, Louis.   Edie DeMaria DVM Edie DeMaria VMD is a 1998 graduate of the school of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. She completed an internship at Oradell Animal Hospital (OAH) in small animal medicine and surgery. She continued at OAH as a Staff Doctor until July 2009, dividing her practice between surgery and general care. Dr. DeMaria has maintained a special interest in pain management, including acupuncture when appropriate. She has a mobile veterinary practice: Pets Aloud. Her outside interests include natural horsemanship, skiing and hiking with her three dogs, daughter and husband. She is active in the Australian Shepherd Club of America, American Quarter Horse Association and Audubon Society.              Cynthia Mazzola DVM Dr. Cynthia Mazzola was born and raised in California.  She graduated with honors in 1987 from California Polytechnic State University, with dual degrees in Biochemistry and Animal Science.  She graduated with honors from Veterinary school, in 1991, from the University of California at Davis.  She completed her internship in medicine and surgery at Oradell Animal Hospital (OAH) in 1992.   She continued at OAH as a staff doctor until 1994.  She joined the staff of Park Ridge Animal Hospital in 1992, until she was asked to open a satellite clinic for OAH.  She rejoined the Park Ridge Animal Hospital team in 2010.  Her outside interests include breeding Labrador Retrievers, horses, and homeschooling her child.  She founded a large, active homeschool group, The Learning Community (TLC) of Bergen and Rockland Counties.  Greg Krane DVM Born and raised in Bergen County, Dr. Greg Krane obtained his B.S. in Biology/Biotechnology from Worchester Polytechnic Institute in 2005 and his DVM from Tufts University in 2009, where he was active in many organizations, one of which was being inducted into Phi Zeta (National Veterinary Honor Society).  Dr. Krane practiced at a 24 hour hospital in South Jersey for two years before joining the team at Park Ridge (he's very excited to be moving back to the area). He wanted to be a veterinarian since high school, when he worked as a veterinary assistant (including a few summers at Park Ridge) and also attended a summer camp at Tufts for students interested in pursuing veterinary medicine.  He has also worked as a counselor for that same camp, as a student technician in the Tufts ER/ICU, and as a summer research intern for a pharmaceutical company.  Dr. Krane grew up having dogs, hamsters, parakeets, rabbits, and lizards as pets.  He and his fiancee (also a veterinarian) currently live with a cat (Georgia) and a dog (Lacey).  Though he enjoys many areas of veterinary medicine, his strongest medical interests are cardiology, diagnostic imaging, clinical pathology, and feline medicine. His professional memberships include the AVMA, AAHA, NJVMA, and AAFP. Outside of veterinary medicine, his hobbies include sports (mainly ice hockey & baseball), poker, cooking, music (playing bass & drums / going to concerts), the beach, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.  In addition to building strong relationships with patients and clients, Dr. Krane's favorite thing about being a veterinarian is being able to combine his scientific curiosity with his desire to help people and their pets.