Meet Our Staff

Dr. Cade M. Wilson was born in Miami, Oklahoma and lived in Tuscaloosa, Alabama before moving to Ardmore with his family during his teenage years. He graduated from Ardmore High School and calls Ardmore "home". Dr. Wilson graduated from Oklahoma State University with a B.S. in Animal Science in 2000 and a doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 2004. After graduating from OSU, Dr. Wilson practiced veterinary medicine in north Texas before moving back to Ardmore. After two years of practicing at a local veterinary clinic, he and his wife, Mary Kate, established Carter County Animal Hospital. Dr. Wilson and his wife have a young son named, Jack. When not practicing veterinary medicine, Dr. Wilson enjoys spending time with his family, watching sporting events and most activities that allow him to enjoy the great outdoors.

Jessica Womack, adminastrative assistant, is the face of the clinic and will be the first person you meet most of the time when entering Carter County Animal hospital for the first time.  She has been with CCAH since the first day of operation.  Jessica and her husband Randy spend a lot of their free time riding thier motorcycles and hanging out with their pets at home. 

Evennee Such, veterinary technician, has been with CCAH since the first day of business.  She is great with the all of the patients that come in and can help you with any task or question.  Evennee is originally from the Denton, TX area and has lived now in the Ardmore area for nearly 4 years.  She has several horses, dogs and cats at home and enjoys spending time with her family and new husband, William.

Kay Rowe, part time administrative assistant, has been with CCAH since the begining of our second year and is the morning face of the practice.  She is always ready to see you first thing in the morning and can help you with just about anything.  Kay has lived in Ardmore since 1975 and has had several pets during her life, including a pet squirrel she raised on a bottle.  Her faithful companions are Molly and Pepita.

Emily McCullough, veterinary assistant, has been working with Dr. Wilson for 4 1/2 years.  She is currently a freshman in college and is planning on attending a veterinary college after undergraduate studies. Other than working with animals at CCAH and spending time with her pets at home, she enjoys singing in various choirs at school and church.

Shelby Miller, veterinary assistant, has been with CCAH since the summer of 2008. She attends a local high school and enjoys cheerleading, hanging out with her friends, and enjoys watching sports.

Elizabeth Crabtree, veterinary assistant, also known as the "poop queen", has been with CCAH since the spring of 2009.  She attends a local high school and enjoys hanging out with friends, spending time with her horse and many outdoor activities.