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Our Mission

At VetCraft, we believe that pet assistive devices should not be expensive luxury items. They are, instead, a necessity since all pets deserve the right to thrive. By using innovation and combining years of Veterinary and Engineering experience, we provide access to such devices at an affordable cost to promote functionality, mobility, and happiness amongst family members of all species.

Our Founder

VetCraft was founded by Dr. Ezekiel Jennette (known as Dr. Zeke), a veterinarian aiming to specialize in veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation. Dr. Zeke studied both Biology and Engineering in college and obtained a minor in Art. For as long as he can remember, Dr. Zeke has been fascinated by the rapidly growing world of prosthetics and other assistive devices and he is excited to bring this unique passion to the world of veterinary medicine. Dr. Zeke founded VetCraft because he believes that no owner should be forced to watch their beloved furry family member struggle with everyday life due to financial constraints.

Dr. Ezekiel and the VetCraft team are dedicated to Empowering Pets, no matter the circumstances.

Cambel Howard

Cambel Howard is a rising junior studying Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Tech. She has been a VetCrafter since September 2025 and is excited to continue applying what she's learned in her coursework to positively impact the world of veterinary assistive devices! She currently serves as the Pre-College Initiative Co-Chair for the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), and she aims to join a design team and participate in more exciting research next semester. In her free time, she likes to go to concerts and eat PlayaBowls! She has loved being a part of the VetCraft team and she can't wait to see what else can be acheived together!

Neil George

Neil George is a rising junior studying Biomedical Engineering at Virginia Tech. He joined VetCraft in Fall 2025 and has since enjoyed using his engineering background to support VetCraft's mission. At Virginia Tech, he is involved in engineering design through leadership roles in organizations like e-NABLE (where he helps develop medical and safety-focused devices) and IDPro@VT (which focuses on human-centered interdisciplinary design). Outside of academics, he enjoys weightlifting and birdwatching. He's really enjoyed being a part of the VetCraft team and looks forward to its continued growth!

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