Veterinarian Overview
Dr. Rich grew up in Fairfield, OH and began working at Mt. Pleasant Animal Hospital when he was 15. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Cincinnati before graduating from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. He served as a relief veterinarian for three years at 27 different hospitals. Dr. Rich has been recognized and received awards from the Warren County Drug Task Force K-9 Unit for his work with Kilo, Kash, and Tango. His contributions include free services, vaccinations, and check-ups for these valuable members of the Warren County Sheriffs Department. He also provides the same services for Brix, the Lebanon Police Dog. He recently raised money to provide bullet-proof vests for all of these great canine police officers. His community services include being a board member of the Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce, the Lebanon representative to the Warren County Board of Health, an active member in the Lebanon Rotary Club, and a Warren County Dangerous and Wild Animal Task Force member.Not only does Dr. Coleman contribute as a member to the organizations above, but he also is an active sponsor for Lebanon City Schools, the Countryside YMCA, multiple Lebanon sports teams and various other activities throughout the community. Dr.Rich is married to Jen, a teacher at Lebanon City Schools. They have two daughters, Gabi and Juli. The Coleman family has two cats, Miss Sally and Dory, and two black labs, Periwinkle and Scuba.
