Dr. Harry Prince was born and raised in Winchester, TN. He graduated from Franklin County High School and then Tennessee Tech. Dr. Harry Prince then attended veterinary school at Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in Auburn, AL. (WAR EAGLE!) After graduating from Auburn, Dr. Prince completed an internship in Washington.

Dr. Elise Prince was born in Knoxville, TN, but moved to Livermore, CO at 12 years old after her parents bought a dude/guest ranch. She worked on her family’s ranch through college. She went to college at Queens University of Charlotte in North Carolina, where she played college basketball and earned a nursing degree and worked as an emergency room registered nurse.

Dr. Palmer was born and raised in Birmingham, AL where she spent summers on her granddaddy’s cattle farm and volunteering at animal shelters. She went to Auburn University where she majored in Zoology and minored in Animal Science. Afterwards she was accepted at the newly renovated Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. (Another WAR EAGLE!)

Pam was born and raised in Coffee and Franklin County. She has worked at Town and Country Veterinary Hospital since 2001. Pam first worked as a veterinary assistant and then moved to the front desk where she is able to do what she loves, working with animals AND their owners. She always has a smiling face and gives hugs instead of handshakes.

Brandie has been at Town and Country Veterinary Hospital for over five years and loves her job. You get see her smiling face at the front desk, but she has done almost every job over the years at Town and Country Veterinary Hospital. Brandie lives in Winchester with her husband Dave, their son Nicholas, and all their pets. They have three dogs and three cats.

Whitney is currently finishing her veterinary technician degree through Penn Foster. She has a miniature Australian Shepard, a lab mix, and an Australian Cattle Dog. She owns 6 horses, 2 of which she competes in barrel racing both locally and through the state. Whitney has had a passion for animals since she was a small girl.

Lee has been working at Town and Country Veterinary Hospital since 2002. He has one cat name Logan. Lee has always loved animals, especially reptiles. When asked about his work at Town and Country Veterinary Hospital, Lee said “I’m blessed to have a job that lets me do what I love.” In his spare time, Lee enjoys learning about the Civil War.