Dr. Jeff Peacock graduated with honors in  1965 from the Ohio State College of Veterinary Medicine. He began his veterinary career in South Bend, Indiana. In December of 1965, Dr. Peacock was drafted and spent two years as a Captain in the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps stationed in Memphis, Tennessee. Upon his discharge, he returned to veterinary practice in South Bend, and in 1969 moved to Brecksville, Ohio. There he joined the Brecksville Animal Hospital and in December 1978, founded the Crossroads Animal Clinic in Strongsville. In 1990, he opened the Crossroads Animal Hospital at its current location. Dr. Peacock has been a civic leader in Strongsville since moving here in 1973. He is a charter member and past president of the Strongsville Rotary Club, a 26 year member of the Chamber of Commerce, and a member of the Business Advisory Council to the Strongsville school system. In 1999 he and his wife, Pam, were honorary co-chairs for the Southwest General Health Center annual fund drive, and he is currently a member of the Southwest General Health Center Hospice Steering Committee. For over 20 years he has been a frequent guest contributor on several local television and radio programs, and is the representative for the American Animal Hospital Association in Northeast Ohio. Dr. Peacock married his college sweetheart, Pamela, in 1965. They have one son, Bradley, and three young grandsons: Zack, Sam and Jake.     Dr. Kim Cooper Dr. Cooper had wanted to be a veterinarian from the age of ten and in 1998 her dream came true, graduating from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Kim is a Parma native and a graduate of Baldwin-Wallace College. She began her veterinary career in Columbus, Ohio where she worked in and managed a companion animal hospital. In 2001, Kim and her husband, Joel moved back to the Cleveland area where she joined the staff of the Crossroads Animal Hospital. Specials areas of interest for Kim are advanced surgery, dentistry, and endoscopy. In her free time, Kim enjoys spending time with her daughter, Jordan; son, Noah; and her family pets named Hannah, Carmel and Trouble. Dr. Beth Arnold Dr. Arnold graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine and joined Crossroads Animal Hospital.  She has lived in Strongsville since kindergarten and was extremely excited to return to her hometown to practice. She practiced at Crossroads Animal Hospital from 2002 until 2004.  Beth’s special interest in bird and exotic animal medicine led to a position with Dr. Gary Riggs and at the Akron Zoo in 2004 and 2005.  She returned to Crossroads in 2005 where she continues to care for birds and exotics as well as other family pets.  She also has a deep interest in feline internal medicine and general surgery. She recently married Lou Colagrossi, also a Strongsville native.  Beth plans to remain in Strongsville to practice veterinary medicine and raise her family.  She and Lou celebrated the birth of their second child, Miles, on August 22, 2009.first child, Quintin, in October 2007.  Their family also includes their older son, Quintin; one dog; three cats and four birds.            Dr. Samantha Siclair Dr. Siclair graduated from the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. She has worked in mixed animal practice in Elyria and returned to the area after working at the Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in veterinary anesthesiology. She joined Crossroads in 2005.  Dr. “Sam” is married to Mike Abraham of Amherst and they have two daughters, Sophia and Amelia. Dr. Siclair has special interest in pain management, internal medicine, and ophthalmology. Her hobbies include quilting, horseback riding, kayaking and spending time with her family.