522 N. Professional Way
Kendallville, IN 46755

Meet Our Veterinary Team

Kendallville Animal Clinic was opened July 12, 1995, beginning another chapter in Dr. Scott Taylor's desire to assist animals. Dr. Taylor was raised on a farm near Decatur, Indiana and went to Veterinary School at Purdue University. He did an externship in Ethiopia, Africa, where he provided surgical and preventative medicine for domestic livestock and had opportunity to work with exotic animals like monkeys, cheetahs and lions. After Veterinary School, Dr. Taylor practiced in Mitchell Indiana and then in Auburn, Indiana working with both farm animals and companion pets. His desire to provide lifelong care for animals was the force behind the establishment of the Kendallville Animal Clinic. Explore "our services" for the care we provide. From 2010-2020, Dr. Taylor had the opportunity to again work with exotic animals donating his time at Black Pine Animal Sanctuary.  One day Dr. Taylor would once again like to go on short term mission trips to assist people and their animals in different locations throughout the world. His love for animals and people are seen every day as he cares for the pets that come into the clinic.

Danna, Receptionist

Danna has been with the Kendallville Animal Clinic since 2000. She bagan working in the veterinary field in 1979 when she volunteered at a local veterinary clinic. From this start as a small girl she has worked in Ohio, Oklahoma, and Indiana as a veterinary assistant.

Danna loves to work in the office and hear all the special stories about family pets.

Danna and her husband love to travel and in 1999 she became a travel agent. She and her husband travel as often as they can. She has 3 children and loves to spend time with her four beautiful granddaughters.

Danna takes pride in assisting clients with their veterinary needs and enjoys getting to know your pets.

Victoria, Receptionist

Victoria has been with the Kendallville Animal Clinic since late 2019. She is very passionate about helping people and their animals. She currently had three dogs, two cats, and a leopard gecko.

Carly, Registered Veterinary Technician

Carly has been with the Kendallville Animal Clinic since 2011. Prior to coming to this clinic, Carly worked in equine and large animal medicine as well as primary care. She enjoys education clients on how to keep their pets happy and healthy.

Carly has 1 dog, Fern, 4 cats and 3 horses. Carly and her husband have a daughter and a son and in their free time they enjoy time together as a family around their pond or camping. Carly also has become a licensed wildlife rehabilitator. During the spring and summer months you will likely find her caring for orphaned raccoons and other wildlife!

Carly obtained her Veterinary Technician degree from Stautzenberger College and became a registered technician in 2016.

Megan, Registered Veterinary Technician

Megan has been with the Kendallville Animal Clinic since 2014. Megan’s love for animals started at a young age, she was a ten year 4-H member and has been working in a veterinary clinic since high school. While continuing her schooling, Megan was employed part time with the Purdue Large Animal Hospital for two years. After graduation Megan moved back to her hometown in Kendallville in 2010. She started working part time with us while also working at an equine specialty hospital. She is now with us full time. Megan enjoys working with all species from pocket pets to large animals. Megan is happy to help you with any of your animal needs and enjoys getting to know you and your loved pet!

Megan lives on a farm with her daughter and three sons. There they have several horses, goats, and chickens along with one dog and two cats. Megan enjoys spending time outdoors with her family and friends. She obtained her Veterinary Technician degree from Purdue University and became a registered technician in 2009.

Ashley, Registered Veterinary Technician

Ashley has been with the Kendallville Animal Clinic since 2017. She is from Fort Wayne where she currently lives with her husband and daughter. Ashley enjoys getting to know clients and their pets and helping with general health questions!

Ashley has a special love for giant breed and mixed breed dogs. She currently has a great dane named Knox and two cats, Ollie and Dale. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family and being outdoors.

Ashley obtained her Veterinary Technician degree from International Business College and became a registered technician in 2017.

Amber, Registered Veterinary Technician

Amber has been with the Kendallville Animal Clinic since the fall of 2012. She enjoys working with animals as well as meeting their people. Amber loves helping others learn about animals.

Amber enjoys traveling. She has taken multiple trips to Poland and has spent an entire year there tutoring students in conversational English.

In her free time, Amber enjoys spending time with her family and trail riding horses. Amber has a Border Collie named Ben, two horses; Treasure and Cricket, and a cat named Milo.

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Providing Exceptional Veterinary Care

We are a full-service veterinary medical facility, located in Kendallville, IN. The professional and courteous staff of Kendallville Animal Clinic seeks to provide the best possible medical care, surgical care and dental care for their highly-valued patients!

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