Dr. Corrin McCann has cared for pets as an associate veterinarian at Princeton Animal Hospital since 2008. Dr. McCann has a lifelong love of animals and worked as a wildlife refuge volunteer, a veterinary technician and a clinical researcher since 1994. She loves animals and is proud to work with the caring and knowledgeable staff and veterinarians at the Hospital.

Dr. McCann attended the University of Maryland-Baltimore County for her undergraduate education. She went on to attend the University of Illinois' College of Veterinary Medicine and was awarded her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2008.

She is particularly interested in geriatric medicine, internal medicine, and surgery, among other professional interests. Dr. McCann is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Her animal companions include two rescue dogs, Bogart (who was rescued in Illinois) and Bristol (who was rescued from South Carolina). Dr. McCann and her husband spend much of their free time fixing up their new home. She also enjoys reading, going to live music shows, and cooking (especially dishes with lots of spice). She is also a member of the Princeton Animal Hospital Book Club.