The Team
At Zink-Notley Equine Solutions & Consulting we are dedicated to achieving the ultimate outcome for every patient, whether the focus is conditioning, maintenance or rehabilitation. We offer state-of-the-art portable services to meet the needs of both equine athletes across all disciplines and dogs whose owners are looking to improve their performance or comfort levels at home. We work directly with veterinarians and trainers to create customizable programs that are personalized to the needs of the individual animal.
Trista Zink
Founder/Owner
Trista has a lifetime of experience with animals, but her passion lies with horses and dogs. She graduated from Montana State University with a degree in Animal Science with an emphasis on Equine Sciences. She has added to her experience as a Certified Animal Cold Laser Practitioner and Veterinary Medical Laser Safety Officer. Previously, Trista worked in both small and large animal veterinary hospitals and rehab centers as a veterinary technician, therapist assistant and hospital manager.
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Trista grew up showing both horses and dogs. She started competing in the equestrian industry at the age of 4 and has competed in many different disciplines at a national and international level in events such as hunter/jumpers, stock horse shows, cow horse events and rodeo. This gives her the knowledge and experience to know what it takes to maintain and rehabilitate all different levels of equine athletes.
As a child, Trista also competed in the Jack Russel Terrier trials; competing in conformation, go to ground, racing, agility and super earth. Her dogs are her world and understands how hard it can be to see them age, she takes great pride in helping all canines not only recover from injuries but remain as pain free as possible through their senior years.
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Alyssa Smalley
Rehabilitation Technician
Born and raised in Southeast Michigan, Alyssa has always had a deep-rooted passion for animals. She earned her degree in Animal Science from Central Michigan University and later obtained a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Florida Atlantic University.
With hands-on experience as both a small and large animal veterinary technician and practice manager, Alyssa brings a well-rounded perspective to animal care. Growing up on a farm and showing horses during her childhood, she quickly discovered that her connection with animals—especially horses—was more than just a hobby; it was a lifelong calling.
Driven to further support equine and canine welfare, Alyssa became certified in Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) and Equine Massage. Her personal experiences with animals have taught her that every animal can benefit from a range of therapeutic modalities designed to enhance comfort, improve health, and promote a better quality of life.
Alyssa is passionate about continuing her education and expanding her knowledge in animal wellness. She remains committed to staying at the forefront of emerging research and holistic care practices in order to provide the best possible outcomes for the animals she serves.
Andrea Woer
Office Manager
Andrea serves as our office administrator.
Andrea’s passion for animals began at a young age, growing up with a loyal chocolate Labrador Retriever. Her early fascination with the human-animal bond naturally led her to the start of her riding career and a deepening connection with horses. She joined 4-H, where her love for riding and appreciation for the nature of a horse continued to grow. Andrea went on to attend the University of Central Florida, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology. While there, she rode competitively for the UCF Hunt Seat Team.
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After completing her undergraduate degree, Andrea pursued a Master’s in Comparative Biomedical Sciences at the University of Georgia. Currently in the application cycle for veterinary school, Andrea is dedicated to furthering her education and career in veterinary medicine.
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With extensive experience as both a small animal and equine veterinary technician, Andrea values the meaningful relationships she builds with patients and clients alike. Her passion for animal well-being is at the heart of everything she does.
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Her favorite sidekick is her Australian Shepherd, Oakley. Together, they enjoy agility and competing in Updog Frisbee.
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