Madison Animal Hospital

grew up in northeast Georgia.  Following her lifetime dream to be a veterinarian, she attended the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, where she was awarded for her proficiency.  In 1997 she graduated, and married Scott Phillips the following year.  They live in Danielsville with their two children.  Dr. Phillips was on staff with veterinary practices in Gwinett County and Commerce, and provided relief work for vets all over the state.  This provided her with the unique opportunity to learn many different veterinary practices and business strategies.  After five years, Dr. Phillips opened her doors to the Madison County community.  She maintains the professional relationships that she has formed with her colleagues to provide mutual support and information exchange.  Her compassion and competence as a veterinarian are matched by her desire to grow as a business and serve more people in the community.

was born and raised in Queens, New York until her family moved to the great state of Georgia in 1991.  After graduating from Georgia College and State University with a BS in Biology, she worked as a veterinary technician while applying for vet school.  A lifelong dream of becoming a vet began when she graduated from the University of Georgia, College of Veterinary Medicine this past May.  During her clinical rotations year, Keri received the John Morton Award for Humane Animal Care, which she greatly appreciated.  Keri enjoys working with all species of animals from cats and dogs to sheep and goats and even the occasional horse.  Currently Keri lives in Watkinsville with her husband and their pets (2 dogs and 2 cats).  In her spare time she enjoys walking her dogs, fishing, hiking, reading and playing pool.  As a new member of the veterinary profession and Madison Animal Hospital, Keri hopes to bring health and happiness to all of the patients' and clients' lives that she touches.

 Dr. Gaile Daley is originally from New York state, where she had an early interest in the care and treatment of animals.  After a long and successful career in law enforcement, she began her chiropractic education here in Georgia, where she enjoyed the shorter winters and decided to stay.  In addition to her chiropractic training to treat both large and small animals, she became certified as an equine and canine sports massage therapist.  Dr. Daley has three dogs that she enjoys showing in performance events like Agility and Sheep Herding.  Her passion for animals inspires her to teach owners about the benefits of chiropractic in helping their pets reach their best health and well being.  We are excited to have Dr. Daley for her assistance in trauma situations and the maintenance care she can offer our veterinary patients that will complement their regular health regimen.

has been working at Madison Animal Hospital since early 2009, and quickly has become a great part of our team.  In 2008, she graduated from Athens Christian School and is currently enrolled at Gainesville State College.  In her spare time she is singing, hanging out with her family and friends, or spending time with her furry friends.  Her fur friends include two goats, four cats and a dog.

is a graduate of Madison County High School, currently pursuing a degree in Veterinary Technology at Athens Technical College.  Eventually he will achieve the goal of Veterinarian, specializing in exotic animals.  He enjoys working with a wide array of animals and is lucky to have neighbors that allow him to work with their zebras, camels and parrots.  In addition to spending time with exotics, he also enjoys spending his days off with his two dogs, Duke and Sandy, or working with his family in their chicken houses.

began her career as a vet assistant after high school in Pennsylvania, later finding her home here at Madison Animal Hospital.  She is also an avid equestrian trainer, specializing in western pleasure, hunter under saddle and all around divisions.  She received accreditation through the University of Florida in state 4-H riding instruction, and is APHA Judging Academy certified.  In her spare time she enjoys teaching children the art and joy of horsemanship.  She shares her home with five horses, three dogs, three cats and a husband named Roy.

is a graduate of Franklin County High School where she attended FFA.  She was raised on a hen farm.  She has been with us since March, 2011 and is always smiling and singing.  She has a wonderful fiance, Josh, who lives on a horse farm in Hart County, GA.  She also has cows, four dogs and three cats.  So bring your furry friends by and you may just hear her singing!