JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — First Coast No More Homeless Pets and others have identified the woman reportedly killed in a crash in St. Johns County on Monday night.
"It is with great sadness that we share news of the passing of Dr. Brienne LeMay last night in a tragic accident," said First Coast No More Homeless Pets on Facebook. "Dr. LeMay, 37, was a valued member of our team and an important part of the FCNMHP family for the past 5 years..."
The organization, who aims to make veterinary care affordable for the community, says LeMay was the head of their surgery department.
"She touched so many animals -- and people -- with her work and her passion for our mission," the organization said. "Words cannot express our grief at this time."
Authorities have not yet confirmed if she is the 37-year-old woman who was killed on Monday night while driving her motorcycle on I-95, just north of State Road 16.
"M dear BFF was involved in an accident last night. words cannot express my hurt right now my kitty," posted Brandin Scott on Facebook. "...She was about to be a licensed pilot and she deserved it because she was amazing and dedicated to whatever she undertook. She was a veterinarian surgeon and she helped so many animal's lives and she loved them. She saved a lot of kitties, thus her nickname. I loved this woman with all my heart and she truly brightened up my life...."
