Molly Balla

Camp Director Certified Pet Care Technician Certified in Pet CPR and First Aid

Molly brings a professional business background to Camp K-9 of Marin with more than a decade of sales and client services experience in the technology industry.

With an unwavering passion for pets of all kinds, Molly has been an active participant in several of the Bay Area's animal organizations, including Pets Unlimited and the San Francisco SPCA. She possesses a rigorous belief that when people and their pets take good care of one another, both can live happier, healthier and more rewarding lives. Her compassion and enthusiasm in working with pets is only surpassed by her steadfast commitment to improving the quality of life for those animals, and ultimately their human companions.

With a degree in marketing from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, Molly has lived in the Bay Area for over 15 years. As Camp Director, Molly is responsible for business management, customer service and community outreach programs as well as overseeing daily operations.

Kristin Borello

Operations Director Advanced Certified Pet Care Technician Certified in Pet CPR and First Aid

Kristin has been a part of the doggie daycare industry for over ten years and has worked at Camp since opening its doors in 2003. Kristin first started with Camp K-9 of Marin as a camp counselor and worked her way up the ranks and is now one of the Directors. Now in charge of Operations and managing the staff. Given the many years she has been working with us she has become a great asset to Camp.

Kristin graduated from The California College of Arts in 2006 with a BFA in photography. Kristin is co-founder of Dogs at Heart Art, a fun project capturing the campers at play. It incorporates her two favorite activities, dog play and photography. She also loves creating and is very crafty.

In her spare time Kristin enjoys her own dog pal, Cash, a ridgeback mix and their new addition, Bianca, a French bulldog. Together they like to go to the beach and hiking adventures. Cash and Bianca adore Camp K-9 of Marin and playing with the many campers. In the future, Kristin hopes to learn more about dog psychology and their non-verbal communications. She is also interested in learning about pack dynamics and how that can relate into human homes.

Ann Glascock-Ryan

Staff Manager

A Marin County native, Ann has spent much of her life walking her dogs on the trails and bike paths of Marin County. The role as Staff Manager with Camp K-9 of Marin blends her years of professional experience with her passion and experience with dogs.

During high school she worked at a grooming shop and showed her dog in obedience. Upon graduation from UC, Santa Barbara with a degree in Sociology, she moved back to the Bay Area and started her career with Advent Software. Over her 16 year tenure with Advent, she held positions in Operations Management, Client Services, and Technical Support Hiring and Management. In 2003 Ann started her own consulting business working with a handful of companies on hiring, staffing, and retention. Throughout this time, Ann continued to show her dogs in obedience and began to focus her efforts on volunteering for service dog organizations. She was the leader of the Guide Dog Puppy Raisers in Marin for 10 years and she and her family are now involved in the breeding and puppy raising programs at Canine Companions for Independence. Most recently, she graduated from the Marin Humane Society's Canine Behavior Academy and volunteers at the adoption desk.

Ann started at Camp K-9 of Marin in 2010 as a Greeter and is thrilled to be able to move into the role of Staff Manager. Ann states, "The staff is smart, compassionate, and dedicated. You can't ask for a better team of people to work with the dogs!"

Steve Holloway

Front Office Manager Certified Pet Care Technician Certified in Pet CPR and First Aid

Steve was born and grew up in Marin County and comes to us with a great love for animals, especially dogs! He was raised with two German Shorthaired Pointers and a Boxer as babysitters. Over the years he has many other dogs, including a Chesapeake Bay Retriever, a Labrador Retriever, a Belgian Shepherd, and three Pugs! For Steve, the best part of working at Camp K-9 of Marin is the fact that it allows him the opportunity to interact with many wonderful people and then go play with their dogs!