Built by vets who love pets.

As a veterinarian, businesswoman, and entrepreneur, Dr. Wystrach has developed new ways for pet parents and veterinarians to be seen and heard. Creating digital platforms, changing operational design, crafting beautiful physical spaces and focusing on an unparalleled gold standard of care have become central themes in creating “a new breed in pet care”.

Whether you are a pet parent, a Petfolk team member, or an industry partner, her priority is to empower you to your fullest potential through sharing knowledge and building strengths.

Dr. Wystrach shares her Charlotte home with her husband, Tommy, and Jack Russell Terrier, Dude, and she is the proud mother of three exceptional young adults.

Jessica Taylor, DVM is a 2006 graduate of the NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine. After graduation, she joined small animal general practice for her first 12 years as a veterinarian.

In 2018, Dr. Taylor moved into a leadership role with a national veterinary company, where she was committed to supporting veterinarians and hospital teams. She also led teams in developing controlled substance, radiology, and other safety programs. Throughout her roles as an associate veterinarian, medical director, and now a regional and national veterinary leader, Dr. Taylor has focused on building successful veterinary teams while emphasizing wellbeing in the hospital.

She has collaborated with industry professionals to create educational content, coaching and leadership resources, and client education information. Dr. Taylor is also Fear Free Certified and continues to pursue training in workplace wellbeing and support.

She calls NC home, where she lives with her husband and 2 daughters. She spends free time reading and running, and has completed several half marathons and one full marathon. Dr. Taylor volunteers with a local feral cat spay and neuter program, and she has been to Honduras with a veterinary mission program. Her pets currently include a crotchety, lazy hound dog (Indiana), a tyrant of a cat (Eugene), and a crazy adorable Lab puppy who has his own Insta (Lupin, @lupinlivinglife).

Dr. Taylor looks forward to supporting and growing the Petfolk medical teams and collaborating with the veterinary community to better our profession.

Dr. Martin’s goal for each visit is for every pet to leave happy and every pet parent to leave with a new piece of knowledge. She spares no effort in empowering you to be an educated decision-maker and a critical part of your pet’s Petfolk team. She believes in the power of understanding the “why” and will do everything from drawing pictures to demonstrating techniques to ensure that you feel comfortable and in control of your pet’s health and wellbeing.

She loves to communicate with pet parents and takes the time to listen and focus on what is concerning you. Dr. Martin strongly believes in connecting with pets and parents virtually via telemedicine as part of your regular veterinary care plan and is excited to show you its endless possibilities. She is eager to meet you and your pet wherever you are (whether it’s the couch or the hiking trail). Dr. Martin is creative in her approach to gather all the important information regarding your pet and helps you to decide what should happen next.

Dr. Martin shares her home with her husband, Bryan, and her vestibular (wobbly) cat, Carlie. She loves being outdoors walking, hiking, golfing or playing tennis. Let her know your favorite restaurant or brewery because she is always looking for suggestions in and around the Charlotte area!

Dr. Allie Seagle has practiced small animal medicine for 5 years, with strong interests in surgery, the Fear Free approach, and preventative care. Dr. Seagle graduated with her D.V.M. from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2017 following her undergraduate work in Animal Sciences at Clemson University (Go Tigers!).

Dr. Seagle believes in a fear-free, whole-animal approach to your pets’ care. She is passionate about working with pet owners to help educate and inform, giving them tools and resources to play an active role in their animal’s health journey.

In her free time Dr. Seagle enjoys riding her horse, Tesla, watching movies, spending time with her family in Charleston, SC and is even scuba diving certified! Dr. Seagle calls Matthews, NC home, along with her 2 cats, Charlie and Marlene, and poodle-mix, Spot (also known as Spotter, Spotter Botter, Botter and a handful of other adorable nicknames).

Dr. Couch’s love for veterinary medicine stems from rescuing her first dog Maddie. Maddie entered her life during high school and changed it for the better. Pets have an incredible ability to show us unconditional love and bring so much happiness to our life. When it came time to decide a career path, it was an easy answer. She wanted to help provide exceptional care to pets that give so much yet ask for so little, and help others experience the joys of the human animal bond.

Being a first time dog owner, she remembers sitting in an exam room with questions that were never answered. She left feeling uneasy, without a good understanding of what needed to be done. As a veterinarian, Dr. Couch has made it her goal to empower owners to feel in control of their pet’s health and gain knowledge at each visit. Client communication and education is her favorite part of general practice and believes it builds an important foundation to deliver exceptional pet care. Additionally, she enjoys forming relationships with pet parents to develop an action plan for both healthy and sick pets. She strives to answer all your questions at each visit to make sure you have a clear understanding of everything that was discussed. Dr. Couch is motivated by the relationships she builds with pet parents which allows her to keep pets healthy and pet parents happy.

Dr. Couch was born and raised in Southern California prior to traveling to the southeast for veterinary school at Auburn University. She lives in Charlotte, with her husband Trevor and their two fur babies, Maddie and Niles, who are both rescue pit bull mixes. They are both full of personality, Maddie being the sassy old lady and Niles being the snuggly old man. Outside the clinic, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends and traveling.

Dr. Green is from a small town in North Carolina. She received her bachelor degrees in Chemistry and Molecular Biology from Appalachian State University and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from NC State College of Veterinary Medicine. After vet school, she moved to Alaska and worked at a busy practice where she gained substantial surgical and trauma experience and had the honor of working with Iditarod sled dog teams. After an exciting Alaskan adventure, she moved back to North Carolina to be closer to friends and family. Dr. Green enjoys the challenge of complex cases and is passionate about helping pet parents understand their pet’s health so they can be actively involved in their care.

In her free time she enjoys snowboarding, traveling, and spending time with her cat, Rambo. Her special interests include soft tissue surgery, dentistry, and feline medicine.

Knowing that she is one of the small percentage of veterinarians who are hispanic/spanish speaking, she takes great pride in her ability to ease the process for those pet parents who speak Spanish as their first language! Dr. Jones lives with her husband, BJ, and her two dogs Drizzy and Griffey. She loves walks with her dogs, concerts, performing horrible karaoke, and naps. If you have any great books you’ve read lately let her know because she is always in search of new books to add to her reading list.

Dr. Jennifer Sawyer grew up on a little farm in a small town in the mountains of North Carolina. Animals of every size, scaled, furred, and feathered, have always been attractive to her since a young child. She dreamed and worked hard towards becoming a doctor of these creatures she loved, since the age of 5.

In practice, Dr. Jennifer strives to provide the highest quality veterinary and preventative care in every appointment. Through her years of practicing medicine, she discovered a new passion in addition to caring for pets- to be a trustworthy guide and companion to parents of the pets she cares for, from the very first visit. Dr. Jennifer wishes for each pet parent she meets to feel cared for, listened to, and perhaps even look forward to their visits to the veterinarian, just as she always did growing up. She also enjoys behind the scenes leadership roles, caring for the pet care team, and working towards greater efficiency, so that the overall experiences of the pet parents are above their expectations.

Dr. Jennifer has 3 darling children and one very spoiled toy poodle named Pretzel. Most mornings, you will find Pretzel (fondly nicknamed “baby”) sitting in the extra chair at the kitchen table peering over the edge of the table with expectant eyes, hoping for some egg. During her free time, Dr. Jennifer enjoys traveling with her family, the beach, reading, walks, and working on her Etsy shop for fun.

Kate Snyder, NCSU CVM class of 2011. She was working in Apex, NC for 11 years as a primary care vet. Originally, Kate grew up in the northeast, but has been in NC since 2006. She lives in Holly Springs with son, Jay and a handful of animals, but at the forefront is their extremely crazy amstaff named Maisie. In her free time, Kate enjoys running, camping, and trying out new restaurants; exotic/adventurous food! She is really looking forward to building incredible bonds with such an amazing team.

Stephanie joined our Petfolk team as an Associate Veterinarian in Raleigh, North Carolina. She is a NC State CVM 2021 grad, and has been finishing up her MPH at UNC this past year. She shares her home with two papillons, two cats, and most recently a baby budgie! In her free time she enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, and practicing her pottery skills.

Christen is a Licensed Veterinary Technician from Long Island, New York. She loves helping animals in need, as well as taking care of animals to keep them healthy! She has a rabbit, named Licorice, and a dog, named Dutch. When she’s not playing with her pets, she enjoys doing art work and photography.

She believes that every animal deserves to be treated gently and with respect when they go to the vet. In her free time she likes to go hiking with her dog Camilla and reading books.

Ashley is a native to Raleigh, North Carolina and has lived in the area for most of her life. She graduated from UNC Charlotte with a B.S. in chemistry. Though after a short time in the world of chemistry, she decided to follow her true passion, like many others, and went into veterinary medicine! Especially my love for cats - I have two at home named Nori and Nimbus! In her free time, Ashley enjoys reading, doodling people’s pets, baking, and lounging around with her cats.

Isaac grew up in a small town in the foothills of NC called Elkin, where he worked for many years as a Veterinary Assistant in a small animal/exotic/avian private practice. His favorite animal to work with is the Scarlet Macaw, however he has loved working with dogs and cats his whole life. Isaac volunteered with a wildlife rehab doctor during his time in Elkin, raising white-tailed deer fawns and fostering turtles with shell injuries.

He studied at NC State University for 4 years and is only a few credit hours from completing my degree in Textile Technology and my minor in Psychology. He has a spunky 16 year old Schnauzer/Beagle named Sadie who lives with my parents back in Elkin. Isaac loves building new relationships and working in the Vet Med field. He is very excited to be a part of the team!

Jayme grew up in a small town about an hour outside of Charlotte called China Grove. It was there that a love and passion for animals was instilled in him at a young age by his mother. He is a graduate of East Carolina University (ARRRRGGGG!) and began his career in medicine in the human world in emergency medicine/ trauma. After being given the chance to shadow at a veterinary clinic he soon realized that his passion was animal medicine, and the rest is history. When not working or running his pet sitting business, Jayme loves spending time with his miniature schnauzer named Dori Bella and traveling with his husband. Jayme is so excited to be a part of such an amazing team of rockstars and growing with Petfolk.

Kerry believes that all animals should have a warm, fear free experience when they visit the vet. Furthermore, she believes that all pet parents should have a positive and inclusive experience when bringing their pet in to see the vet. Transparency is a value that is very important to Kerry, which is one of the reasons that Petfolk stood out to her. Kerry is proud of the principles that Petfolk stands for - providing fear free care and ensuring animals and their parents are 100% comfortable in their veterinary experience.

Kerry is the mother of a beautiful little girl named Mabel, a dog named Gretchen and a one-eyed cat named Winnie. Kerry plans to continue her veterinary education towards becoming a Registered Veterinary Technician to fulfill her career in the veterinary industry.

Miriam has been a Veterinary Assistant for 5 years prior to joining our Petfolk team. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with friends, family, and their dogs. Miriam has been very excited for this new chapter, and to be growing with the company!

Reece Eldredge was born and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina. She went to Queens University of Charlotte. She has a husky named Bentley and a ragdoll cat named Aspen.
Reece plans to go to a Veterinarian School within the next couple of years, and her dream is to one day own her own practice.

Though she had always been the kid to bring home all the stray animals, and it wasn’t uncommon to see her arrive home from school with a kitten in her backpack, working in animal welfare didn’t immediately occur to her. It was later, when she was years into a government career path, that her soul dog, CJ, passed away, spurring her to follow an impulse to leave a comfortable government job and dedicate herself to helping animals.

Months of unexplained symptoms leading to an unsuccessful dash for help in the final moments with her beloved dog left Camille heartbroken. In the awfulness of losing her best friend without knowing why she made the promise that she would do everything she could to help others avoid the same feeling of helplessness. The day after CJ’s passing, she applied to work at her first vet clinic.

These days, there’s nothing in the pet care center that Camille can’t do. From monitoring anesthesia and assisting in surgery, to sterilizing equipment, to helping pet parents make complex and difficult decisions, she puts her whole heart into everything she does, making sure things are done right and with compassion.

Her area of expertise, unquestionably, is helping pets using Fear Free principals. Camille feels strongly about taking the fear out of veterinary care for nervous pets and making it easier for them to receive the services they need. In her previous practice, it was not uncommon to see a dog who was initially too afraid to even walk in the front door, later needing to be lured back outside because they were having such a good time with Camille and her bag of Fear Free tricks.

The talent behind Petfolk and the unique approach to caring for the pet parent as thoroughly as the pets are what drew Camille to join the team.

In her free time, Camille enjoys tagging and tracking sharks for conservation. She and her husband Cole spend as much time in the ocean as possible, but they share their home with a pack of rescue pets, including four dogs, two cats, and two horses.

Mandy lives in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia where she enjoys hiking, especially to waterfalls. She has 2 human children Rachel and Chase. Her and her husband Tony, hope to move to NC and find a nice secluded cabin tucked away in the woods somewhere surrounded by nature.

She spends her free time going outdoors with the pups and hiking whenever possible. Ashley has been training her Aussie how to smell her low blood sugar and lessons are going smoothly. She is excited to be apart of the Petfolk team.

These days, Molly occupies herself with her two cats, Gwendolyn and Finnley and her dog Neville. She was drawn to this company because she appreciates the kind approach, Fear Free techniques and empathetic nature of the team. Looking forward, Molly’s main goals are to finish her Veterinary Technician degree and grow with One Vet while pursuing her love for environmentalism in any way she can.

Myra enjoys spending her free time reading and writing, and loves horror flicks and books the most! She enjoys quiet time with friends and listening to Kpop. She sings and plays guitar, and loves spending time with her twins. Christmas is her favorite holiday and if you ask her - it begins in October.

Rana McLean knew she wanted to work in the veterinary industry after growing up on a farm in Oklahoma. She has worked in the field on and off since 2013 in three different states. Rana has worked as everything from a kennel attendant to surgery technician in the various clinics, and is now excited to join the Petfolk virtual care team!

As a crazy cat lady Rana is always partial to cats, but loves all animals. She currently has three cats, Cheetos (18 years old), Indy (16 years old), and Jellybean (8 years old) as well as a dog named Luna (8 years old). On top of all the pet kids Rana also has three human children, Scarlett (7 years old), Weston (5 years old), and Annette (3 months old). Out of all of her animals Cheetos means the most to Rana as she can track his parents back to her first barn cat she got when she was 3 years old and has been with her since the day he was born. Even though he's definitely getting up there in age Cheetos still acts like a kitten most of the time and can always tell when he is needed by his humans.

In her free time Rana enjoys reading, taking her kids to the zoo, and singing. She is currently working on her Associates degree and will hopefully by the end of 2023 by a Registered Veterinary Technician.