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Dr. Johnson then practiced in a large mixed animal emergency practice in upstate NY for 2 years working with cats, dogs, cows, horses, goats, and pocket pets. In April, 2005, she joined Help The Cats, a charitable organization that provides spay & neuter services for feral cats based out of Perry, New York. She brought her spay/neuter clinic experience to the table and a shared concern for the rural feral and stray cats lovingly called “the forgotten ones”. It was Dr. Johnson’s vision to see that these animals were given at least one chance in their lifetime at quality veterinary care. Dr. Johnson then spent 3 years in small animal practice in Waxhaw, NC before purchasing Sardis Animal Clinic, now known as Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital of Charlotte. She enjoys internal medicine, surgery, and client education, and has a passion for veterinary medicine and the animals with which she works. She is looking forward to providing veterinary care to our clients in the Charlotte, Matthews, Weddington areas. On a personal note, Dr. Johnson and her husband Eric have two beautiful sons, Aiden and Nathan as well as many four-legged furry children. The menagerie of furry children include: 2 energetic dogs (Kaia and Kane), 4 sassy cats of various ages (Midas, Lilly, Matty-Sue, and Mojo), and 2 horses (Jackie and Shiloh) which they enjoy riding and caring for.
Dr J, as she is known at the clinic, is often referred to by both clients and staff as the “Cat Whisperer” has a special interest in feline medicine and behavioral problems, as well as veterinary geriatrics and rehabilitation. She enjoys seeing the bond between animals and their humans, and learning about the “specialness” of each pet. Dr. J has volunteered for spay and neuter programs for feral cats, and supports protection of endangered species. She is excited about working at Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital of Charlotte where she can provide quality veterinary care for clients in Charlotte, Weddington, Matthews, and Monroe, Her personal interests include horseback riding, martial arts, and dabbling (badly) at painting. She and her husband Mike live with their cats and fish .
Although she finds all aspects of veterinary medicine to be exciting and rewarding, she has a special interest in surgery, dentistry and parasitology. In her free time she enjoys ice cream, motorcycles, gardening, and the warm, sunny weather. Currently residing in South Carolina, she shares her home with her husband Charlie, her Great Dane Titan, and four crazy cats, Target, Zooloo, Rainman, and Michelin. She continues to dedicate herself to her veterinary career, ensuring the health and wellbeing of your loving pets.
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Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital of Charlotte is now accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association
What does that mean for you? It means that you can rest assured that your pet will receive the highest quality care available anywhere and that you will receive exceptional service from a friendly, professional staff who are dedicated to the health of your pet. Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital of Charlotte would like to thank everyone at the hospital who worked so hard to make this prestigious achievement happen. THANK YOU!
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Dr. Trish Johnson is the proud new owner of the Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital of Charlotte. She grew up in Oswego, NY and has been working with animals and the veterinary profession since 1995. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Biology from SUNY-Oswego in 1999. Her veterinary education then continued at Ross University and the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University and she was awarded her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2005. 
Dr. Jeannette McGarry is from Bethesda, Maryland. She received her Bachelor of Science in a triple major of Biology, Chemistry, and Laboratory Science from Nasson College in Springvale, Maine. After graduation, she began work at the American Red Cross Blood Research Lab in Bethesda Maryland while working towards a Masters degree in Veterinary Pathology at the University of Maryland. She was awarded her DVM degree from the Virginia Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in Blacksburg, VA in 1985, and moved to North Carolina where she has been practicing as a companion animal veterinarian.
Dr. Robin LePardo grew up in Connecticut where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Veterinary Technology from Quinnipiac University. During this time she worked with both small animal and mixed practice veterinarians and was also involved in various research projects. She received her DVM from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2007; after which she relocated to the sunny Carolina’s. 
We are proud to announce that the Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital of Charlotte is now accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). It is an honor that many practices strive for, but few are capable of achieving. Of all the small animal practices in the United States only 15% are accredited by AAHA. To become AAHA accredited, a veterinary practice like ours is evaluated on 45 mandatory standards and 900 quality standards of care ranging from the quality of our training for you and our employees; our medical records keeping, patient care, cleanliness, hospital protocols, pain management, and client service to name just a few. |
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