Amy Morris MBChB
Receptionist
Human servant to cat Deya Sunshine

Amy is vet Ellie's sister and and has joined the family business for a few months while taking a gap year between finishing medical school and starting her junior doctor training. She is loving the opportunity to take care of cats for a little while before going on to take care of humans later this year.

Outside of work, Amy enjoys knitting, reading, running and being bossed around by her cheeky British Shorthair.

Claire Prinsep
Receptionist
Human servant to cats Davina & Diego

Claire had been a client of MCC since before we opened in 2023, and joined our team in November 2024, eager to continue providing the fantastic customer service she had experienced firsthand. She previously worked as a teaching assistant at a busy primary school in Hulme.

Like the rest of our team, Claire is a true cat lover and spends her spare time volunteering for Cats Protection.

Lilli Bowers
Practice Manager
Human servant to cat Frank (aka Baby Moon)

Lilli joined us after a career change from the craft brewing and hospitality industry. Recognising that cats are even better than beer, she joined the Manchester Cat Clinic team in July 2023 as our Practice Administrator and was thrilled to be able to use her skills to help improve the lives of cats. In June 2024, she took on more responsibility in the practice and was promoted to Practice Manager.

Outside of work, she fosters cats for a local charity and enjoys art and photography.

Laura Langston BSc
Senior Client & Cat Care Assistant
Human servant to cat Jupiter

Having moved to Manchester from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to study Zoology at university, Laura fell in love with the city and decided to stay after graduating.

Laura previously worked as a supervisor in retail, where she enjoyed going the extra mile to provide great customer service. She now combines these skills with her love for animals and compassionate manner at Manchester Cat Clinic. She was one of our first team members when we opened in 2023 and started taking on more responsibility in 2025, including assisting our Practice Manager with managing  financial accounts.

Michelle Flower
Client & Cat Care Assistant
Human servant to cat Princess Aura

Michelle worked for the RSPCA for many years and continues to volunteer for them as a fosterer. She has fostered over 100 cats and enjoys helping nervous cats come out of their shell.

As well as working with us, she also co-created and manages the Camden Fringe Festival, and is a keen runner, volunteering for Vegan Runners UK and parkrun UK.

Sally Hincks
Client & Cat Care Assistant
Human servant to cats Pappu, Petra & Ponni

Sally had a varied and interesting work history before joining us, including, customer service, management, business support, upholstery, and most recently helping to rehabilitate people recovering from brain injuries, as well as volunteering for a local cat charity. The overriding theme is her love for giving people (and cats) outstanding care and service.

She loves meeting lots of gorgeous cats every day, both in reception and when assisting the clinical team. If there is ever a quiet moment, it is guaranteed that you'll find Sally making friends with one of our inpatients!

Amber Callagan RVN
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Human servant to cat Kiwi

Amber grew up locally and her family had been coming to the previous vet practice at 567 Wilmslow Road for many years.

She joined the Manchester Cat Clinic team in August 2024 having recently completing her training to be a Registered Veterinary Nurse at another local practice. She is excited to be working with just cats and developing her feline nursing skills further.

Amy Davies RVN
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Human servant to cat Flo

Amy qualified as an RVN in 2018 and has previously worked in busy hospital practices, where she developed a love for diagnostic imaging, dentistry and advanced nurse procedures. She also completed a BSAVA Vet Nurse Merit Award in physiotherapy in 2023 and helped her previous practices gain and upkeep their ISFM Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation. 

Having spent a couple of years working for Petplan insurance, Amy joined the Manchester Cat Clinic team in May 2025 and is thrilled to be back in clinics with her feline patients.

Amy Gavin RVN CertVNECC
Head Veterinary Nurse
Human servant to cats Leo & Noah

Amy joined us from a local emergency and referral hospital, where she gained a certificate in Emergency & Critical Care.

She enjoys training other nurses and has presented CPD for BSAVA and Vets Now. She uses her vast skillset and experience to give the patients of Manchester Cat Clinic the best and most up-to-date care.

Amy was one of our first team members when we opened in May 2023 and was promoted to Head Nurse in September 2023, leading our fantastic RVN team.

Amy is currently on maternity leave.

Amy Hall RVN
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Human auntie to cat Ted

Amy joined the team in September 2024 after doing the majority of her veterinary nursing training at a busy emergency and referral hospital. She qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse in December 2024.

She regularly cat-sits her best friend's Maine Coon Ted and is on the lookout for a feline family member of her own. Amy's partner Craig is an honourary member of the MCC team thanks to his boundless enthusiasm for the practice and for cats in general.

Charlotte Potts RVN
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Human servant to cats Arwen & Sushi

Originally from Manchester, Charlotte moved to Lincolnshire to train to be a veterinary nurse and then worked in a senior role in a small but busy practice. She is particularly interested in pain management and anaesthesia, and loves educating clients on how to give their cats the best possible lives!

In November 2023, she was thrilled to have the opportunity to move back to her home town and work with cats only at Manchester Cat Clinic.

Katie Sumner-Walker RVN ISFMCertFN
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Human servant to cats Batman & Squishy

Katie joined us when we first opened from a practice in Cheshire, where she was often the go-to person for making sure the hospital was running smoothly and helped her previous practice gain ISFM accreditation. In August 2024 Katie gained her ISFM Certificate in Feline Nursing, passing with distinction. She is currently working towards the ISFM Diploma in Feline Nursing.

As well as being a mum to two young daughters, she is a Girl Guide leader and a Vet Nurse Ambassador, speaking to school aged children on a voluntary basis about veterinary nursing.

Katie also enjoys organising fun things for the team and makes sure that we never forget anyone's birthday!

Sarah King RVN ISFMCertFN
Registered Veterinary Nurse
Human servant to cats Harold Thomas, Olive Oil Jelly & Ost

Sarah met Ellie at her previous job, and knew as soon as she heard that Ellie was opening a cat-only vets that she wanted to join the team.

Having previously gained an ISFM certificate in Feline Nursing, Sarah is now studying the Advanced Diploma in Applied Animal Behaviour (Feline) and is on the way to becoming a qualified feline behaviour technician.

Sarah has a great way with cats and has three very spoilt rescues of her own (as well as one human son).

Dr Bradley Gregory BVetMed MRCVS
Veterinary Surgeon

Brad joined the MCC team permanently in March 2025 after locuming for us regularly since we opened. One of our first clients had met him at a previous practice and told the Directors that he was so lovely that we must track him down and hire him, so we did!

Despite being allergic to cats, Brad loves working with them and particularly values building a relationship with cats and owners who we see regularly with chronic medical cases. He also enjoys anaesthesia and soft tissue surgery.

Outside of work he enjoys baking (and often brings the team delicious homemade treats), running, reading and learning to speak Italian.

Dr Daniel Lee BVSc MRCVS
Veterinary Surgeon & Director
Human servant to cats Ferris & Marty

Dan grew up in Nottinghamshire, moving to Bristol for vet school (where he met Ellie). He is a big Bristol Rovers fan as he has family from the area who took him to games as a child.

Originally a dog person (gasp!), he warmed to cats more and more as a student, undertaking an elective in Feline Medicine during his final year and emerging a full feline convert.

He worked at a number of busy practices in the West Midlands, then New Zealand, then Manchester & Cheshire, before opening Manchester Cat Clinic with Ellie in 2023.

Dan has a special interest in feline dentistry and accepts referrals for this from other local practices.

Dr Ellie Lee BVSc CVLM MRCVS
Veterinary Surgeon & Director
Human servant to cats Ferris & Marty

Ellie grew up in Macclesfield and has been a cat person for as long as she can remember - her first word as a baby was "cat"! 

Qualifying as a vet from the University of Bristol, she was awarded the Head of School Prize "for an outstanding student nominated by their peers".

She also volunteers for the British Small Animal Veterinary Association, chairing the North West Regional Committee and sitting on Council.

Ellie has a particular interest in geriatric disease management and learning how to run a business in a socially conscious way. She is currently studying for the Veterinary Management Group ILM Diploma in Veterinary Leadership & Management after passing the Award and Certificate with distinction.

Dr Eloise Quince BVetMed PGCertVPS MANZCVS(Medicine of Cats UK) CertAVP(SAMF) MRCVS
Veterinary Surgeon & Advanced Practitioner in Feline Medicine
Human servant to cats Autumn & Bramble, plus Labrador Webley & Dalmatian Ruger

Growing up in rural Cambridgeshire, Eloise moved to London to study veterinary medicine at the Royal Veterinary College, graduating in 2016.

After working in mixed, exotic and small animal practice around the country, Eloise decided her true clinical passion was treating cats and she gained her Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice while working in a busy hospital on the Norfolk Coast. Eloise then became a Member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in the Medicine of Cats UK Chapter, gaining further insight into caring for our feline friends!

She is now an RCVS Recognised Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Medicine - Feline and continues to expand her knowledge to improve care and welfare for feline patients. 

Dr Lauren Green BVetMed MRCVS
Veterinary Surgeon
Human servant to cat Merlin

Originally from Leeds, Lauren graduated from the Royal Veterinary College (London) before moving to Manchester to work in a local chain of busy small animal practices. She joined the Manchester Cat Clinic team in November 2023. Lauren enjoys all aspects of feline practice but particularly ophthalmology, soft tissue surgery and internal medicine.

Outside of work, Lauren is a keen crafter and regularly takes part in Cats Protection's "Craft for Cats".

Dr Sarah Williams BVSc MRCVS
Veterinary Surgeon
Human servant to cat Luna

Sarah joined the Manchester Cat Clinic team in November 2024, having worked as a small animal vet in the North West since graduating from the University of Liverpool in 2011.

Sarah is particularly interested in internal medicine and loves solving challenging cases and continually improving her knowledge. She has also always had a special interest in ensuring that cats (and their humans) have the best possible experience at the vets through a cat-friendly environment and excellent communication skills.

Ferris Bueller Rasputin Lee
Feline Solutions Executive

Ferris was found in a bush aged six weeks and taken to a local vet practice, where he persuaded a vet called Dan to take him home. He lost his tail after a dog attack aged 10 months and has never forgiven the dog community.

Ferris does not contribute anything to the running of the practice but still insists on being paid in Dreamies and chin tickles. He exclusively works from home.

His hobbies include kissing everything he sees and making as much noise as possible when hungry.

Marty McFly Augustus Lee
Head of Quality Control

Marty was left at a vet practice by someone who couldn't care for him aged six weeks and persuaded a vet called Dan to take him home.

Marty works from home and his main duties involve making biscuits. He particularly enjoys charming the neighbours into feeding him things he shouldn't have (such as bowls of cream)

He does not like hairdryers or other cats (except Ferris).