Meet The Team
Our Passionate Team Dedicated to Helping Animals
About our Founder
My name is Tricia Montgomery
Tricia Montgomery is the visionary behind Moose's March, a 501c3 organization dedicated to making early detection of pet cancer accessible to everyone regardless of gender, race or income level.
A senior executive with over 25 years' experience in animal welfare and pet industry, she has the skills necessary to bring leadership, program development and visibility that will generate growth and resources for her mission.
With expertise in proactive strategic leadership, global research & market trends, fundraising and corporate social responsibility as well as public speaking & media relations – plus an innate ability to influence stakeholders – Tricia drives her mission of "Marching for More Memories" towards success.
She is committed to creating a future where early detection of pet cancer leads toward better outcomes for all animals – achieving lasting impact through excellence in leading initiatives with vision and innovation.
Board Members
Thomas Buttera, DVM
The experience of losing a beloved pet and what they meant to their loving owner can truly be expressed by participating in a passionate cause that is helping to address that immense feeling of loss.
David Levy
I am enthusiastic about contributing to this remarkable mission, which holds the potential to address a burgeoning issue. The sheer power of awareness, which is currently a crucial missing piece, can be achieved through Moose's March given its strong and capable team, positioning us to help pets and parents alike.
Rae Ann Van Pelt, DVM
I have always valued education of the pet parents as invaluable for the health of my patients. Moose's March allows me to share this vision nationally.
Tonya Mecum
I have experienced first hand the heartbreak of losing a canine to cancer. My focus is to bring awareness to all pet parents so they can be proactive with their pet's care. Moose's March is positioned to do just that, and I'm thrilled to be part of it.
I have experienced first hand the heartbreak of losing a canine to cancer. My focus is to bring awareness to all pet parents so they can be proactive with their pet's care. Moose's March is positioned to do just that, and I'm thrilled to be part of it.
Team Members
Jessica Abernathy
Executive Administrator
I support Moose’s March because I believe every pet parent deserves more time, and more options, when faced with a cancer diagnosis. Early detection can change everything. I’m proud to stand behind an organization that’s not only raising awareness, but truly making a difference in the lives of pets and the people who love them.
Natalie Hoop
Strategic Operations Partner
I lost my dog Grizz to lymphoma not long ago, and going through that experience made it painfully clear how little support and awareness there is around pet cancer. Moose’s March is doing something about it by pushing for earlier detection, better resources, and real change.
We hope Moose’s story has inspired you to help save pets’ lives.
Please help us by donating and joining our like-minded Pet Family.