Strawberry Hill

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.