In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Tulsa, OK

Dr. Amanda McCasland has dedicated her life to helping families care for their beloved pets through every stage of life. Growing up on a farm in Owasso, she was surrounded by animals from an early age, sparking her desire to become a veterinarian. After graduating from Owasso High School, she attended Oklahoma State University, where she earned her undergraduate degree in 2010 and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2014. During her time at OSU, Dr. McCasland was actively involved in exotic animal and wildlife healthcare, bovine respiratory research, and international student associations, even completing a Spanish Language Program in Puebla, Mexico. Over the years, Dr. McCasland has worked in small animal practices across Tahlequah, Tulsa, and Fort Smith, Arkansas, and currently works part-time at SAHO Owasso. Her passion for in-home euthanasia grew as she witnessed the profound comfort and peace it brought to both pets and their families. She is deeply committed to ensuring that pets experience a gentle, fear-free passing in the comfort of their homes, surrounded by love and familiar faces. When she’s not caring for patients, Dr. McCasland enjoys riding her horses, reading, and exploring Latin dance. She loves outdoor adventures with her family and shares her home with a variety of animal companions, including a herd of dairy goats, three horses, two livestock guardian dogs, chickens, ducks, a cat named Ledoux, and a leopard gecko named Jasmine.

Dr. Rona Ellen is a Tulsa-based veterinarian with 22 years of experience and a lifelong connection to animals that began in rural North Louisiana. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Oklahoma State University in 2008 after completing her undergraduate studies at Southern Arkansas University. Over the years, she built a career in relief veterinary work, stepping into clinics across the Green Country area and developing a deep appreciation for how much calmer and more comfortable animals are when they can stay in their own familiar surroundings. That insight is at the heart of why Dr. Ellen joined CodaPet. Having witnessed firsthand the difference that a peaceful, home-based environment makes for nervous pets and their families, she brings the same quiet, steady presence to every in-home visit that she honed across decades of practice. For her, nothing is more meaningful than helping a family say goodbye on their own terms, gently and with dignity, surrounded by the love and comfort of home. Outside of veterinary medicine, Dr. Ellen is a devoted wife of 30 years, a proud mom to three grown sons, and an enthusiastic home gardener with a soft spot for heirloom tomatoes and her small backyard flock of chickens. When she is not outdoors, she is most likely reading in a quiet corner. She shares her home with a lively crew of rescues: Shaak-Ti, a silver point tabby; Ahsoka and Katoonie, two spirited terrier mixes; and Kanian, a one-eyed black cat with plenty of personality to spare.