Ingrid Abrash

As an equine and canine massage therapist, Ingrid Abrash makes the well-being of her client’s animals her first priority. The owner of Nicker and Bark, LLC, Ingrid Abrash utilizes unique massage techniques to alleviate aches, pains, and muscle soreness in dogs and horses. She offers massage sessions that increase circulation and loosen tense muscles in order to prevent more serious health conditions from occurring later in the animal's life. Nicker and Bark's success is well documented, and Ingrid Abrash’s techniques have met with enthusiastic reviews from clients throughout the greater Los Angeles area, including one customer who claims Ingrid Abrash healed her show horse after just two therapy sessions. A benevolent woman who generously supports The Humane Society of the United States, Ingrid Abrash provides reduced-rate therapy sessions for sheltered animals, as well as training courses in canine and equine massage therapy for pet care professionals in the Los Angeles area. In addition to her work at Nicker and Bark, LLC, Abrash donates funds to Best Friends, a nationally recognized philanthropic organization that provides safe homes for neglected and abused animals. When Ingrid Abrash is not overseeing the day-to-day operations at Nicker and Bark, LLC, she serves as the Senior Attorney for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), an arm of the Department of Homeland Security that prevents the trafficking of illegal goods and enforces border security. A member of the New York Bar Association, Ingrid Abrash has served as ICE's legal representative in a number of immigration proceedings. Ingrid Abrash has worked as an attorney for the United States Government since graduating from The George Washington University Law School with her Juris Doctor in 2000. An outdoor enthusiast, Ingrid Abrash enjoys spending her free time hiking, horseback riding, running half marathons, and playing with her dog. Abrash is an alumna of Sarah Lawrence College and received her license in massage therapy from Equissage.