Meghan is our key distinguishing feature. Most of our staff have chosen to work here primarily out of respect for her. She has completed more than 40,000 spays & neuters and is a respected figure in the field. Her expertise leads to less time under anesthesia, smaller incisions, less discomfort, and faster recovery rates. Your pet will be in safe and caring hands. After graduating from the UW School of Veterinary Medicine and interning with both the UW Shelter Medicine program and the Dane County Humane Society Meghan was selected to join the University of Wisconsin’s pioneer program consulting shelters across the country. She helped them standardize best practices for surgery, care, and rehabilitation of animals. She has also completed surgical training with ASPCA’s Humane Alliance program and has assisted the UW Shelter Medicine Program and ASPCA with crisis management/disease outbreak situations in the past. Meghan has worked in multiple high-volume, affordable spay/neuter environments and has distinguished herself in proficiency and surgical outcomes. As a devoted animal-lover, Meghan shares her home with her cats and 2.75 dogs in downtown Madison. In her spare time, she steam cleans her apartment and sleeps through movies.

Kellyanne grew up in Elmhurst, Illinois, which is a suburb just outside of Chicago.  She attended the UW School of Veterinary Medicine, where she graduated in 2020. Kellyanne explored a number of different avenues in veterinary medicine, which involved spending time in South Africa with wildlife and shelter animals, participating in research at the Saint Louis Zoo, and providing care at local wildlife rehabilitation centers.  Her main interests include small animal wellness, dental and oral health, and providing stress-free veterinary practices whenever possible.  Kellyanne lives in Madison with her dog Callie, who spends most of her days sleeping and trying to steal food off the countertops.  In her free time, she enjoys traveling, kickboxing, catching up on Netflix shows, and spending time with her family and friends outdoors.

Mary graduated from the School of Veterinary Medicine at UW-Madison in 2015 and completed a year-long general rotating small animal medicine and surgical internship in Albuquerque, NM. She then spent 8 years in small animal general practice and community veterinary medicine in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Mary explored a variety of avenues within veterinary medicine during veterinary school and internship, including zoo/aquarium practice, wildlife rehabilitation, and shelter medicine. Her interests include preventative health care, parasitology, and public health. Mary shares her home with her three cats adopted through her veterinary journey – Nadia (vet school), Joey (internship), and Newt (Pennsylvania). In her free time, Mary enjoys spending time outdoors, quality time with her family, and streaming various shows while her cats use her lap as a bed.”

Elizabeth graduated from Madison College in May 2016 with an Associates Degree in Applied Science, then took and passed the state certification for Veterinary Technicians that following September. While in college, she worked as an animal caretaker in a work-study program and received a Special Service Award for completing over 80 hours per semester of volunteer work. Since graduating she has worked in both private clinics and shelter medicine- assisting in surgery, cleaning teeth, doing lab work, and performing routine wellness exams. She is certified for feline and canine CPR and first aid by Pet Emergency Education, LLC.

In her free time, she enjoys writing, making crafts, listening to music, binging TV shows, and spending as much time as possible with her rescue dog, Jack.

Kiki was born and raised in Madison and has lived in the area her entire life. She graduated from Madison College’s veterinary technician program in 2008 and has eight years of experience working as a veterinary technician at a spay/neuter clinic. Kiki is dedicated to improving the lives of dogs and cats by providing high quality and economically accessible veterinary care.

She shares her home with her human partner, one dog, four cats, and a leopard gecko. Her interests include positive reinforcement dog training, gardening, and playing a little too much Pokemon Go. 

Michael is who you will get if you ask for a manager, but there’s a high likelihood he is who you are already talking to as he is also one of the receptionists.

A longtime volunteer at a cat rescue, he is now living his best life helping animals full time.  When not at work he is most often seen on disc golf courses and hiking trails.  At home, when not obediently serving his 2 feline overlords Lyra and Orion, he is usually drawing (mostly his cats), reading, or binge watching a TV show for the 10^th time.

Rebecca has just recently entered into the veterinary clinic world but has a passion to learn as much as she can. Prior to working here, she worked at another high volume low-cost clinic in the call center, as a receptionist, and an office assistant. She can not wait to gain more knowledge in her role at Precision.

Rebecca has 2 wonderful cats at home that she shares with her roommate. Her favorite hobbies are watching movies and cooking.

HELLO I AM MOO! I AM A GOOD DOG!!

Moo’s hobbies include raiding Meghan’s purse and eating things she’s not supposed to.

Ernie (who now responds to Derpo) represents the 3/4 of Meghan’s 2 3/4 dogs. He’s currently training a couple days per week to become a good receptionist. He excels at greeting, but his filing skills remain subpar.

In his spare time Ernie enjoys pooping on random objects and eating furniture.