I am originally from Florida, but I moved to metro Atlanta as a child and consider this beautiful melting pot to be my home. Since I was a kid, I told anyone and everyone that one day I would be a veterinarian, and here I am today.

I attended Kennesaw State University in Georgia for my undergraduate degree, and after graduating, I spent five years working as a veterinary assistant. I learned so much about veterinary medicine during that time, and it solidified my desire to become a veterinarian. I received my veterinary degree from Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine, and have spent my career working as a general practitioner.

I value the many relationships I’ve built with clients throughout the years and the wide variety of ways I get to help animals each day. I enjoy everything from puppy care, to geriatric medicine, to general medicine. I have special interests in cytology, radiology, and dermatological conditions—icky skin stuff is fascinating!

I am familiar with the experience of losing a pet and have said goodbye to several of my own over the years. Unfortunately, my pets didn’t pass in the comfort of their home, and this weighed heavily on my decision to transition into end-of-life care. I currently have a 15-year- old large breed dog, and when I think about how I want him to pass, I picture him peacefully at home in my arms.

I view humane, at-home euthanasia as the greatest last gift you can give a beloved animal companion, surrounded in comfort with the ones they love most, and I hope to aid other families in providing a peaceful passing for their pet, much like I hope to have with my old man, Champ.

Pronouns: She/Her