Dr. Allie Vest, DVM

Dr. Allie Vest is originally from a small town in Middle Tennessee. She didn’t find her passion for veterinary medicine until her teenage years when she began volunteering at a local veterinary hospital. It was there that she fell in love with the profession. Dr. Vest worked hard to turn her dream of becoming a veterinarian into a reality. She studied Agriculture at Austin Peay State University, working in small animal hospitals and at the University’s beef cattle farm during her time in Clarksville. Dr. Vest attended the University of Tennessee’s College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in May 2023. While in veterinary school, she worked on the Large Animal Emergency Team as well as the Small Animal Emergency Surgical Team. Dr. Vest also participated in the Christian Veterinary Fellowship club as well as the Food Animal club during her time in veterinary school. Dr. Vest has been apart of our team since July 2023. She is passionate about creating and maintaining veterinary-client-patient relationships. In fact, part of the reason she decided to become a veterinarian was to help people by caring for their animals. Dr. Vest is fear-free certified and does her best to make each patient as comfortable as possible and each visit as enjoyable as possible. Her professional interests include preventative medicine, feline medicine, nutrition, and surgery. In her free time, Dr. Vest enjoys spending time with her husband and pets, catching up with her friends, being actively involved in her church, reading, and horseback riding. 

Dr. Amy Cummings, DVM

Dr. Cummings grew up not far from Loudon in Maryville, TN. She attended Middle Tennessee State University where she majored in Pre-Veterinary Medicine and was an active member on the equestrian team. She earned her veterinary degree from Ross University Veterinary School and finished her clinical rotations at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2013. 

When Dr. Cummings is not seeing patients, she enjoys spending time with her family and many pets on their small farm in Madisonville. Dr. Cummings and her family are members of Vonore Baptist Church. We are proud to have Dr. Cummings’ invaluable experience in the clinic. She is looking forward to interacting with clients and patients at Mulberry Street Animal Clinic.

Aleah Bolinger, Veterinary Technician

Aleah began working in the veterinary field in 2000 as a veterinary technician. She graduated from Columbia State’s veterinary technician program in 2001. She lived in Los Angeles for 8 years where she got to work with exotic creatures such as tigers, snow leopards, and reindeer. She has also earned a bachelor’s degree in communication from the University of Tennessee. Aleah enjoys spending time with her two pets. We are excited to have Aleah’s expertise and experience in the clinic.

Cheyan Fagg, Reception

Cheyan grew up in Loudon and graduated from Loudon High School in 2024. She is currently studying elementary education at Roane State Community College. When she finishes up her two years there, she plans on transferring to Tennessee Tech University to get her bachelor’s degree. She enjoys helping people to the best of her ability! Outside of her studies she enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends. 

Dr. Taylor Bonar, DVM

Dr. Taylor Bonar is a lifelong East TN native with a passion for animal welfare and education. He graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 2017 after receiving a Bachelors of Animal Science from the University of Tennessee prior. He currently resides in Lenoir City with his cat Tisi. He is a volunteer at a local rescue for neglected equine and on the weekends he can be seen working on his garden, target shooting, or hiking. He loves learning about a variety of subjects and his hobbies include tinkering in his garage and researching new subjects such as antique surgical instruments and DIY projects. 

Addie Harrison, Reception

Addie grew up, and currently lives right here in Loudon County. She received her Bachelor’s of Science degree in Communications from the University of Tennessee in 2015, with a concentration in Public Relations. Addie loves spending time with her husband and their son along with being outdoors playing with their Rough Collie, Rizzy. Addie lives on a dairy farm in Loudon and is also an active member of Loudon Cumberland Presbyterian Church.  Addie loves Loudon County and loves serving both our clients and patients!