Dr. William Cline
Dr. Cline grew up on a farm in New Jersey, where he learned to love and care for animals at a young age. He decided to pursue a career as a veterinarian in high school and attended Michigan State University for both his undergraduate and graduate degrees. Dr. Cline graduated in 1983 and purchased the Saline Veterinary Service with his future wife (Dr. Sandy Cline). After working in Saline for a few years, Dr. Cline entered the United States Air Force and served in South Dakota for three years, before returning to Michigan to continue working as a veterinarian. In September 1997, he and Dr. Sandy purchased Riverside Animal Clinic and have been working there ever since. When he's not working, Dr. Cline enjoys spending time with his wonderful wife and family, playing with Cedar, the crazy yellow Lab, golfing, serving at Hopevale Church, and enjoying all things Michigan State University. Go Green!
Dr. Sandy Cline
Dr. Cline (also known as "Dr. Sandy" to limit confusion) has loved animals for her entire life. While growing up in Saginaw, she never had any pets, but she knew that becoming a veterinarian was what she wanted. Dr. Sandy graduated as valedictorian from Eisenhower High School (now, Heritage High School). She studied at Saginaw Valley State University before transferring to Michigan State University for Veterinary School. Dr. Sandy graduated in 1984, in the top of her class. She worked at the Saline Veterinary Service, which she owned with Dr. Cline, before they moved to South Dakota. While there, Dr. Sandy taught classes at a local community college before moving back to her hometown of Saginaw in 1991. Dr. Sandy has been working at Riverside Animal Clinic since 1997, when she bought it with Dr. Cline. When not at work, Dr. Sandy enjoys spending time with Bill, their children, and now grandchildren. Serving at Hopevale church, Bible studies, Pure Barre, and Glorywood Farm also keep her joyfully busy when away from Riverside.
Dr. Heather Brenner
Growing up, Dr. Brenner's family did the "Midwest Tour" as her father worked for General Motors. She was born in Royal Oak, Michigan and spent her elementary years in Illinois and Ohio before moving to Saginaw for high school. As a child she loved to play basketball, run track, tap dance with her identical twin sister, cross-stitch, read Shakespeare, and spend time with her family. It was in her Sophomore year at Heritage High School that she wanted to be veterinarian. Her biology class was dissecting a pig, and she wanted to learn everything she could about it. One of the things she loves most about being a vet is that it allows her to combine her love of animals and passion for educating others with science. She attended Michigan State University for both her undergraduate and Veterinary degrees. After graduating in 2000, Dr. Brenner worked in Frankenmuth before starting at Riverside Animal Clinic in 2005. In March 2015, Dr. Brenner became a full partner at Riverside Animal Clinic. When she isn't working or attending one of her four children's activities (which is what she loves the most), she enjoys running, listening to Christian music, and vacations of hiking with her family in the mountains.
Dr. Beth Coe
Dr. Coe was born and raised right here in Saginaw, MI. After being home-schooled for her final three years of high school, she attended Saginaw Valley State University on a full-tuition Award for Excellence academic scholarship, graduating Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology in 2010. While finishing her Bachelor’s degree, Dr. Coe took a job as a kennel aide/veterinary assistant at Riverside Animal Clinic, and it was during her six years working here that she fell in love with veterinary medicine and decided to return to school to pursue her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Dr. Coe and her husband, Ryan, welcomed their first son (Caleb) into their family while she was completing her prerequisite coursework prior to applying to Michigan State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. In 2015, their second son (Keegan) was born, and Dr. Coe started the didactic portion of her veterinary education with the MSU CVM Class of 2019. During her four years of vet school, she developed a special rapport among her fellow classmates and colleagues, who collectively selected her to receive the Robert B. Ziegler Caring Award just prior to graduation. She was also awarded the Merck Academic Excellence Award, graduating on May 3, 2019 in the top of her class. Within the veterinary profession, Dr. Coe’s main passion is for surgery, and she is looking forward to furthering her experience and expertise in this area with the Riverside team. Outside of veterinary medicine, her passions include spending time with her husband, children, and large extended family, as well as anything having to do with horses.
ReceptionistsMarianne L.
Michele J. Linda E. Kim B. Darci H. Stephanie W. Veterinary AssistantsDeb J.
Nikkia L. Lynzee F. Kelsey H. Emily E. |
Licensed veterinary techniciansJennifer F. Allison P. Kennel StaffLauren P.
Hailie K. Gabby G. Ava W. Ally J. |
Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.
1855 Midland Road Saginaw, MI 48638
Phone: (989)799-6490 Fax: (989)799-2668
1855 Midland Road Saginaw, MI 48638
Phone: (989)799-6490 Fax: (989)799-2668