Dr. Marybeth Chaconas, DVM
Veterinarian in Charge
Dr. Marybeth Chaconas became a part of the WAG family in November 2021. She has over 20 years’ experience in high quality, high-volume S/N. Dr. Chaconas made a cross-country move from the mountains of Virginia with her husband, Todd, and their three rescued dogs, German shepherd mix Maddie, Smooth Border collie Senga, and Doberman Tauriel. Dr. Chaconas is very involved in Boy Scout’s Venturing program, supporting high adventure opportunities for youth ages 14-21. She is looking forward to tolerating the rain.
Dr. Phoebe Cone, DVM
Veterinarian
Dr. Phoebe Cone is a Eugene native who completed her bachelor’s degree at University of Oregon and her doctorate at Oregon State. She began her time at WAG in 2014 as a student volunteer and continued to work there as a veterinary assistant during summers through veterinary school. She spent her first five years post-graduation working in a busy small animal general practice and is thrilled to return to her roots in shelter medicine. Dr. Phoebe enjoys spending her free time with her spouse, 6-month-old daughter, and two cats. She has never met a cat she didn’t like but is partial to the long-haired ones.
Tracy Busby
Director of Operations
Tracy grew up in Springfield but moved to Creswell to live the small-town life. She shares her home with her husband Gavin, daughters Parker and Rian, Doberman Bodhi, Golden Retriever Bumi, and cats Yoshi and Koopa. Prior to her time at WAG, Tracy served for nearly 10 years as a veterinary assistant at Four Corners Veterinary Clinic, performing a multitude of tasks. She began at WAG in 2014 as scheduling coordinator and currently serves as Director of Operations, bringing a wealth of experience to WAG’s programs.
Debbie Brown
Practice Manager
Debbie has been an essential member of WAG since 2014 starting as a volunteer and now the Practice Manager. She enjoys interacting with people and their pets, watching kittens and pups grow up and witnessing the strong bond between humans and animals. From volunteering at shelters to fostering bottle babies, animals have been a part of Debbie’s life ever since she can remember. She is a mother of three beautiful daughters, all of whom share her passion for animals. At home her heart belongs to Lilly–a border collie mix–plus one demanding feline, Gracie.