Cross Keys Animal Hospital

Cross Keys Animal Hospital is a full-service practice that strives to offer excellent care to our patients. We understand the uniqueness of each pet, and we are committed to working with each pet owner to help ensure his or her pet’s overall wellness. Our highly trained staff and state-of-the-art equipment are important to the care we provide, but that is only part of our story. You and your pet will be treated with care, compassion, and professionalism, which are critical to the friendship we hope to build with you. Call today to learn about our services or to schedule an appointment.
  • 2071 N. Black Horse Pike
  • Williamstown, NJ 08094
  • Phone: 856-740-3700
  • Fax: 856-740-3337
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  • Mon-Thu: 8:30AM-8:00PM
  • Tu, W, F: 8:30AM- 7:30PM
  • Sat: 8:30 AM-Noon
  • Sun: Closed
  • After hours Emergency? Call:215-898-4680
  • Dr. Mary Van Kooy

    Dr. Mary Van Kooy

    Dr. Mary Van Kooy has practiced locally for over 20 years.  Her undergraduate degree in Animal Science was received at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey.  She graduated Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania in 1991.  She, along with Dr. Deborah Masso, opened Cross Keys Animal Hospital in 2001.  Dr. Van Kooy’s veterinary interests include internal medicine, dermatology and pathology.  Dr. Van Kooy resides in New Jersey with her husband.  Her two children are currently attending college.  Dr. Van Kooy’s pets include two dogs, two cats and one corn snake.
    Education:
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Dr. Deborah Masso

    Dr. Deborah Masso

    Dr. Deborah Masso received her undergraduate degree in Animal Science with a minor in Pre-Veterinary Medicine from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey in 1993. She received her doctorate in veterinary medicine from the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1997.  Dr. Masso, along with Dr. Van Kooy, opened Cross Keys Animal Hospital in 2001.  She is a member of the New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association. Dr. Masso resides in New Jersey with her husband and four children.  Her pets include 2 dogs and 1 cat.
    Education:
    Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine
  • Dr. Ruth Ann Wilson

    Dr. Ruth Ann Wilson

    Dr. Ruth Ann Wilson came to New Jersey from White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. She received her doctorate in veterinary medicine at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine.  Dr. Wilson developed an interest in alternative medicine and is a Certified Acupuncturist.  She uses acupuncture to treat hip dysplasia, arthritis, feline urine spraying, kidney disease plus an array of other ailments along with offering traditional medical treatments.  Dr. Wilson is an active board member of the Pitman Rotary Club.  She resides in New Jersey with her husband, two sons and four cats.
    Education:
    University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine
  • Dr. Mary Wilkes

    Dr. Mary Wilkes

    Dr. Mary Wilkes is the newest doctor addition to our staff. Dr. Wilkes received her degree of veterinary medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.  Dr. Wilkes area of interests include: critical care and emergency, anesthesia, feline medicine and neurology.  Dr. Wilkes is an adjunct professor at Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. She also volunteers her time for L.I.C.K., Life Improvement for Cats and Kittens, an animal rescue organization in Mays Landing, New Jersey.  Dr. Wilkes resides in New Jersey with her family.
    Education:
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Kristi Sherry

    Kristi Sherry

    Kristi is the office manager at Cross Keys Animal Hospital. She has been with the practice since opening its doors in 2001. Kristi has a German Shepherd, Lacey, and a cat Bailey.

  • Penny Crossley

    Penny Crossley

    Penny , our head receptionist, She has been with our practice since its opening in 2001.  Penny has a dog named Fiona.

  • Racquel Porter

    Racquel Porter

    Racquel is part of the receptionist team at Cross Keys Animal Hospital.  She was a long time client of Cross Keys who decided to venture into a career at our hospital. We are grateful she did.  Racquel has three dogs, two cats and a guinea pig named Beep Beeps.

  • Anna Marie Devecchio

    Anna Marie Devecchio

    Anna Marie is one of the receptionists you will see when you enter the doors of Cross Keys Animal Hospital. She has two Yorkies, Rocky and MeMe, as well as two cats.

  • Gina Wilson

    Gina Wilson

    Gina has been a member of our reception staff for over 6 years. She is also a horseback riding instructor for a local farm. Gina has one dog and two horses.

  • Donna Reed

    Donna Reed

    Donna is another bright face you will encounter when walking through the doors of Cross Keys Animal Hospital.  She is a member of our reception team and is also an active board member for Save the Animals Foundation.  Donna has a wide variety of dogs and cats.

  • Debbie Uhle, CVT

    Debbie Uhle, CVT

    Debbie has been part of our technical team for over 6 years.  She received her associates degree in Applied Science from Camden County College and went on to pass her boards and become a Certified Veterinary Technician in the State of New Jersey. Debbie has one dog, a rat, plenty of fish, frogs and one horse.

  • Melissa Brittingham, RVT

    Melissa Brittingham, RVT

    Melissa Brittingham is the human resources coordinator at Cross Keys Animal Hospital. She received her bachelors degree in Animal Science at the University of Delaware and also is a Registered Veterinary Technician who has been active in the field of veterinary medicine for over 18 years. Melissa resides in Washington Township with her two children and has three dogs and two cats.

  • Barbara Haley, CVT

    Barbara Haley, CVT

    Barbara is a part of the veterinary technical staff at Cross Keys Animal Hospital.  She received her associates degree in Applied Science from Camden County College and went on to pass her boards and become a Certified Veterinary Technician in the State of New Jersey. Barbara also teaches animal CPR at the Red Cross. She has 3 cats and a new Doberman puppy named Harley.

  • Jennifer Troilo, CVT

    Jennifer Troilo, CVT

    Jennifer has been part of our veterinary technical team for 4 years now. She received her associates degree in Applied Science from Camden County College and passed her boards to become a Certified Veterinary Technician in the State of New Jersey. Jennifer has 3 cats.

  • Bonnie Masso

    Bonnie Masso

    Bonnie is currently attending Camden County College to obtain her certification as a veterinary technician.  She is currently training as a receptionist and veterinary technician assistant in our facility.  Bonnie has 1 dog.

  • Alex Broomell

    Alex Broomell

    Alex has been part of our staff for 5 years now.  She originally started in our kennel area but is now in training as a technician assistant and receptionist while pursuing a degree in Animal Science and plans to go on veterinary school to become a veterinarian specializing in equine medicine.  Alex also is a horseback riding instructor for local children in the community.  She currently has 4 dogs, 6 cats and 3 horses.

  • Elena DiPipi

    Elena DiPipi

    Elena is our kennel manager. She is responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of our kennel and treatment areas as well as responsible for the management of our kennel staff.  She also assists the technicians with their daily routines. Elena has 1 dog.

  • Gina DiSalvo

    Gina DiSalvo

    Gina is part of our veterinary technician team.  She is currently attending Camden County College to get her degree in Animal Science.  Gina has a dog and a cat.
  • Gus

    Gus

    Gus has been our hospital cat for the past 10 years.  He spends most of his days walking across the keyboard when we are trying to type and waiting for a staff member to leave their lunch unattended.  Gus will eat about anything - except for veggies!
    Specialties:
    stealing food, knocking charts on the floor and surfing the internet while asleep on the keyboard
  • Stilton

    Stilton

    Stilton is our hospital mouse.  He sleeps most of the day curled up in his house, but at times he may be seen running around the hospital in his exercise ball.  He may be small but he can really cover some ground in that thing!  Stiltons favorite food is Cheetos and yogurt drops.
    Specialties:
    Running in his exercise wheel and ball, waiting for a Cheeto