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Leslie Baird, DVM: Dr. Baird
graduated from Louisiana State University
School of Veterinary Medicine in 1990. She’s
practiced in Texas, Arkansas, Florida and
finally settled in Georgia. Dr. Baird owned
another small practice in town for 5 years,
sold it, and then decided to start Euharlee
Animal Clinic in the spring of 2008. She has
been practicing in Cartersville since 1997.
Dr. Baird is a member of the Veterinary
Information Network, a 24 hour online
association of over 24,000 veterinarians and
vet specialists from around the world. She
is also a member of GVMA and AVMA. She is
the proud owner of 2 crazy boxers, one mutt
(who is the smartest of the bunch) and 3
cats. She has a 16 year old son named Chance
and a 19 year old daughter Caitlin. |
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Cori McMichael, Practice Manager:
Cori graduated from Towson State University in 1997 with a BS degree in Biology. She worked as the Assistant Office Manager for the Humane Society of Cobb County for several years and moved to the Cartersville area in 1999. Cori has worked alongside Dr. Baird since 2000. Animal behavior and puppy obedience training has been a passion of hers for over 10 years. She is “mom” to her furry kids, both dogs and cats. Cori and her husband (also a huge animal lover) are the proud parents of a beautiful baby girl. |
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Beth, Veterinary Assistant: Beth got
her Associates Degree in Medical Lab
Technology, from Onondaga Community College
and has lived in the Cartersville area since
1990. She has worked alongside Dr. Baird
since 2003. Her dogs and cats run her house.
She also owns 3 horses. She is the proud
mother of 2 sons (one is a senior at the
Citadel and one is a sophomore at Georgia
Southern) and a daughter at Woodland High
School. |
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Laura, Veterinary Technician: After
living in Arizona for 10 years, Laura
decided to leave the desert for greener
scenery in Georgia. She was able to transfer
her technician license to Georgia and moved
to the Cartersville area in 2007. She has
worked alongside Dr. Baird for the past 2
years. She enjoys working with small
animals, though giant breeds are her
personal favorite. Her family at home
includes: Cloey, an Aussie Mix, Dixie the
Chihuahua (head of household), Molli, a long
haired cat and Snoopi the giant cat with 23
toes! Laura has two grown sons and one
grandchild. |
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Marsha, Veterinary Assistant: Marsha
has been working with animals for over 25
years as a professional groomer. She has
been working as a vet assistant since the
clinic opened in June of 2008 and has
assisted Dr. Baird on numerous occasions at
her previous clinic. Marsha lives in
Euharlee with her husband of 38 years, where
she operates a grooming shop out of her
home. She is our recommended professional
dog groomer and does an outstanding job. She
has a miniature poodle named Kess and six
cats (most of which are rescues). She is a
huge animal lover. Marsha is mother to a son
and daughter and has 2 grandchildren.
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David, Veterinary Assistant Volunteer:
David has been active in animal rescue for
the past 15 years and is very active in
wildlife conservation. He has volunteered as
a vet assistant with Dr. Baird for over 11
years. He has a big heart and has opened his
home to numerous pets over the years
including two spoiled pot belly pigs named
Wilber and Charlotte. He and his wife of
over 16 years, moved to the Cartersville
area in 1995. David has one son who is
attending Valdosta State University. |
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Kimberly, Receptionist/Veterinary
Assistant: Kimberly is currently a
student at Georgia Highlands College. She
has worked with Dr. Baird since August 2007
and came to work at EAC in March 2009.
Kimberly has previous experience working as
a kennel attendant and loves animals. She is
the proud owner of 2 chihuahuas, a border
collie mix and a cat. |
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Caitlin: Receptionist: Caitlin is
currently a student at Kennesaw State
University. She began working at EAC in June
2009. Since she is Dr. Baird’s daughter she
also lives in a house full of crazy pets! |
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Ava: Office cat/”The Boss”/Paper Weight:
Ava is an approximately 9 yr old domestic
shorthair. Shortly after opening EAC, Ava
was abandoned at our front door in a
carrier, in rough shape and very obese.
After unsuccessfully trying to locate her
owner, she became part of the EAC family.
She has since been on a diet and has lost 9
lbs! You can find her lounging in the
reception chair or on the front counter. She
is our little “Diva”! |
