DVM
DeWana Anderson, DVM
Dr. Anderson has been with The Animal Hospital of Carrboro since 2003 and practice owner since 2009. She grew up in Church Hill, TN and went to both undergraduate and veterinary school at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, graduating in 1994. Dr. Anderson loves all aspects of veterinary medicine, but has a keen interest in geriatric cats and runs the radiation treatment center (RadCats) here for hyperthyroid cats.
Dr. Anderson has lived in Carrboro for more than 20 years and enjoys being part of the great community here. She’s served on the boards of Orange County Animal Services, Orange County Board of Health and Paws4ever. Currently, she serves as the veterinary advisor for Southeastern German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue.
Dr. Anderson has two dogs, Tag (a great example of a SEGSPR rescue pointer) and Rocket, and two cats, Emmy Lou and Watson, and can be found most afternoons on the Bolin Forest trails walking with the pups, always with a eye out for a box turtle. Other interests are travel, reading, and other people’s art. She’s tried gardening, painting, and cooking but failed miserably at all.
Haley S. Pratt, DVM
Relief Veterinarian
The Animal Hospital of CarrboroAdministrative Assistant
Receptionists
Technicians/Assistants
Lindsey Reavis, RVT
Operations Manager
Lindsey graduated from CCCC with an Associate’s degree in Applied Science in Veterinary Medical Technology in 2010. She passed her national and state exams to receive her RVT credentials. Lindsey has been working at The Animal Hospital since 2010 and truly enjoys the comraderie of her work family. She lives in Durham with her husband Joel and their two sons, Emery and Arlo. They share their house with 3 cats and 1 dog named Spice that Lindsey adopted from CCCC. Her interests include gardening, camping, fishing and anything to do with pollinators.
Kimi Frazier, RVT
Kimi, a Dallas, TX native, moved to the Triangle in the summer of 2017. She graduated from CCCC with a degree in Veterinary Medical Technology in May 2020, and has since passed national and state board exams to become a Registered Veterinary Technician. Kimi lives with her partner, Josh, and their 4 dogs – Eva, Charlie, Mowgli, and Angus, plus their crazy cat named Creature. When not at work, you can find her at local wrestling shows and concerts, and playing in the backyard with her pack of rowdy dogs.
Seth Hubbard
Veterinary Assistant
Seth was born and raised in Tallahassee, Florida. He received his bachelors of science degree in Radiologic Technology (Radiology) at Keiser University in 2010. He lived in Carrboro for 3 years and then moved to Charleston in 2013. After 3 years away from home, he decided to return to the great town of Carrboro to once again work at The Animal Hospital. Seth is excited to be back working here and exploring North Carolina once again.
Kennel
Cameron Price
Kennel Assistant
Cameron has always had a fondness for animals. Probably because he wandered off from home when he was 6 and was raised by a pack of feral forest Schnauzers that took him in as one of their own. This may not be true, but it would explain a lot. He returned to the human world a few years later but still misses his other family, which is why he now works with dogs and why he walks around in circles before going to the bathroom. When he’s not at his job he can be seen walking his dog/roommate/attorney Benjamin "Baxter" Birney around town. He is also an avid movie lover and co-hosts a radio & Youtube series called Matinee Prices, which you can listen to every Saturday night at 7PM on WCOM 103.5 or wcomfm.org.
Whitney O’Brian
Kennel Assistant
Whitney believes that every animal deserves to be heard, understood, and treated with kindness. She approaches her work with a calm presence that instantly puts animals at ease, allowing her to decode subtle body language cues and build genuine connections.
She is a dedicated animal whisperer and compassionate caregiver from Durham, North Carolina. With a lifelong passion for animal welfare and an innate ability to connect with creatures of all shapes and sizes.
Hospital Cats
Butters
Butters, a.k.a. Margarine, joined our team from Orange County Animal Services and is as sassy as she is cute. Butters’ favorite activities include antagonizing her sister and demanding attention and treats. She will sit in any available lap.
Tuna
Tuna is a voluptuous cross-eyed beauty who joined our team from Orange County Animal Services. She loves sunbathing and lunch time. Her hobbies include lounging and and greeting all of her friends on the stairs. Tuna is a master cuddler and loves being the center of attention.
