Healthy Pets of Hayden Run

Dr. Soroosh was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin and raised in the suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio. He began his career with Healthy Pets as a veterinary assistant in 2009 while attending The Ohio State University where he graduated with his BS in Zoology and Psychology. Dr. Soroosh went on to achieve his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2014, from The Ohio State University. He enjoys working with his small animal patients but emergency medicine is what interests him the most.

Dr. Soroosh and his wife have a daughter and share their home with a cat named Hobbes, a blue and gold Macaw named Mickey and a dog named Moose. In his spare time, he loves to play soccer and go rock climbing. He is also a huge Buckeye fan, a supporter of the Green Bay Packers and is a proud season ticket holder for the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Dr. Richard Algarin grew up in Staten Island, New York. In pursuing a career in the medical field, Dr. Algarin quickly found his passion after obtaining a job as a veterinary assistant while in college. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in biology from the CUNY Macaulay Honors College through the College of Staten Island in 2011. He continued to pursue a career in Veterinary Medicine at The Ohio State University where he graduated in 2020 with excellence in shelter medicine and surgery. He began practicing at a small animal clinic in Parma, Ohio before moving to Kissimmee, Florida where he worked with a diverse socioeconomic community. He moved back to Columbus, Ohio where he joined the Healthy Pets team in December 2022.

Dr. Algarin believes in developing strong patient-client relationships through communication and education to provide the most positive experience. He continues to focus on his interests in Surgery and Internal Medicine while expanding his knowledge and technical skills.

Dr. Algarin is an active advocate of the Donate Life program. His most notable accomplishment comes in the form of living organ donation when, in 2012, he donated a kidney to his ailing father who continues to thrive today. In his spare time, Dr. Algarin enjoys fishing, playing softball, and riding his electric bike. He resides with his fiancé Haley, a Columbus native, along with their canine companion Gabe and leopard gecko Moe. They are expecting their first child, Rylan, this spring.

Dr. Mazik grew up in Parkersburg, West Virginia. She received her bachelor’s in animal sciences from The Ohio State University. She graduated from Mississippi State University in 2020 with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. She practiced in Findlay, Ohio before moving back to Columbus. Dr. Mazik enjoys feline medicine and soft tissue surgery.

Dr. Mazik lives with her husband, 2 cats Arya and Cricket, and a dog Graycie. In her free time she enjoys gardening, baking, and reading. She loves Marvel movies and board games.

Dr. Michael Kelleher was raised in Alliance, Ohio. He was the youngest of seven children. After attending St. Thomas Aquinas High school in Canton, Ohio, he received his Bachelor of Science and Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from The Ohio State University. Dr. Kelleher worked in Dover, Ohio at a mixed animal practice before coming to Healthy Pets in August 1997. He was a big fan of his kid’s sports; however, we are now empty nesters. He and Cindy, his wife, are trying to figure out little trips and activities between all of his church activities. They are involved in activities at Rock City Church. He helps with the Central Ohio Emmaus Community and is also active in Kairos Prison Ministry in Marion, Ohio. He also recently graduated from Nazarene Bible College with a degree in Pastoral Ministries.

Dr. Chip Taylor began his career in veterinary medicine watching his grandfather and father taking care of other people’s animals. Seeing the changes since those early days as a child, he chose the field of veterinary medicine. This choice was in large part due to all the medical advances and challenges it holds. His choice of veterinary medicine has allowed him to explore many different areas, including medicine and surgery using the latest advances in technology to deliver the best medicine possible. He is one of a handful of surgeons in central Ohio who is certified to provide both TPLO and TTA knee repair surgery, as well as for fracture repair. While he enjoys all areas of veterinary medicine, the most rewarding cases for him have been in the treatment of cancer patients.

Dr. Hal Taylor III (Chip), has served as President, and as a board member, on the Board of Trustees for the Alumni Society of the Ohio State College of Veterinary Medicine. He is active within the AVMA and OVMA.

Dr. Chip Taylor and his wife live in Hilliard with their children. Included in their family are 4 pets, 1 cat; Geno and their 3 dogs Maui, Bruiser and Blue. In his spare time, he enjoys traveling, fishing and boating.