Meet Our Team

Dr. Terrance Hunter

DVM

aka your favorite vet’s favorite vet.

Dr. Terrance Hunter is the visionary behind WAG Vet — Columbia’s newest go-to for modern, high-quality veterinary care that feels less like a chore and more like a vibe. Known for his calm confidence, expert knowledge, and just the right amount of swagger, Dr. Hunter brings a fresh, approachable energy to the world of pet care.

A lifelong animal lover (and an almost-Power Ranger), Dr. Hunter became a veterinarian to make a difference — not just in the lives of pets, but in the lives of the people who love them. His mission? To transform every vet visit into a positive, upbeat experience that feels personal, professional, and never too clinical.

With years of experience, standout communication skills, and a genuine love for both animals and people, Dr. Hunter is setting a new standard for what veterinary care can be. Whether he’s handling a routine checkup or solving a complex case, he leads with heart, clarity, and that signature WAG Vet charm.

When he’s not in the clinic, you can probably catch him at Orangetheory, scrolling the latest from Nike and Louis Vuitton, or sipping something iced at Starbucks — always on the move, always bringing the good energy.

Dr. Hunter is more than a vet. He’s a trusted partner in your pet’s health — and the kind of guy who makes you actually look forward to your next visit.

Aubrey Glantz

Veterinary Assistant

Aubrey Glantz is a Veterinary Assistant at WAG Vet with six years of hands-on experience working with animals across a variety of settings, including doggy daycare, pet sitting, and animal shelters. Her path into veterinary medicine started with a lifelong love of animals and a childhood dream of becoming a veterinarian. Over time, she discovered her true passion lies in working one-on-one with animals, building trust, and being directly involved in their care.

In her role at WAG Vet, Aubrey assists doctors during appointments, handles patients for procedures, and supports her teammates to ensure each visit runs smoothly. She takes pride in being a reliable, compassionate presence for both pets and their owners, and she continues to grow her skills and knowledge every day.

Aubrey considers her journey in veterinary medicine itself to be one of her greatest accomplishments. Watching herself rise to challenges, continue learning, and deepen her passion for the field has been incredibly rewarding.

At home, Aubrey shares her life with two very special dogs. Isabelle Hope, or Izzy, is a four-year-old Doberman mix who is deeply protective yet always ready to melt into affection. Aubrey adopted Izzy after she was left behind at a previous clinic, making their bond even more meaningful. Fat Louie, a three-year-old Staffy and bully mix, is her “foster fail” and soul dog, whom she has cared for since he was just two days old. He loves chasing balls just as much as he loves a good cuddle.

Outside of work, Aubrey enjoys staying active, trying new activities, reading, writing, and making memories with friends and family. She’s also known for her ability to make people laugh, bringing a sense of humor and lightness wherever she goes.

Taylor Klein

Veterinary Assistant

With 17 years in veterinary medicine, Taylor has worn nearly every hat in the clinic — from kennels and reception to practice management, urgent care, and ER work. She now brings her depth of experience back to the hands-on role of veterinary assistant, helping in exam rooms and surgery, tending to hospitalized patients, running diagnostics, educating clients, and always making time for specialty puppuccinos.

Veterinary medicine runs in Taylor’s blood. Her mother is a veterinary technician, and she literally grew up in clinics. She is Fear Free certified, reflecting her calm, compassionate, and pet-centered approach to care.

At home, Taylor runs what Dr. Hunter affectionately calls “The Sanctuary,” a lively homestead full of rescue cats, dogs, chickens (all named after female authors), turtles, hermit crabs, and aquariums of fish, shrimp, and snails. She also has a soft spot for nature’s quirks, especially carnivorous plants, and dreams of creating her own South Carolina bog garden someday.
When she’s not caring for patients or her menagerie, Taylor stays busy outdoors hiking, kayaking, gardening, and soon beekeeping. She loves crafts, pumpkin carving, concerts, music festivals, traveling, and building Legos, particularly nature, Star Wars, or Lord of the Rings themed sets.

Taylor’s energy, curiosity, and lifelong love of animals make her a cornerstone of the WAG Vet team, always ready to care for pets and delight clients alike.

Grace Hancock

Veterinary Assistant

With around three years of hands-on experience in veterinary medicine, Grace brings equal parts heart and hustle to the WAG Vet team. She first stepped into the field as a veterinary receptionist before finding her stride as a technician assistant — where she now spends her days assisting with exams, running diagnostic tests, monitoring anesthesia, and making sure every patient gets the care and comfort they deserve.

Grace holds a B.S. in Biological Sciences and Marine Science and is currently working toward her Fear Free certification. Her dedication to learning reflects the calm, compassionate way she cares for every furry or whiskered friend she meets.
Outside the clinic, you’ll probably find Grace soaking up sunshine at the beach, hiking, swimming, or stargazing after a music festival weekend. At home, she shares life with Ani, a sweet 4-month-old kitten from Elgin, SC, who’s always ready to give kisses and cuddles.

If you know Grace, you know she’s never without a kitten or two. She fosters at least one litter every year and wears her certified cat lady title with pride.

Haley Cox

Veterinary Assistant

Haley Cox has worked in veterinary medicine for seven years, with experience primarily in small animal urgent care as well as wildlife and exotics. She is trained in all areas of the clinic but especially enjoys hands on patient care and assisting in surgery.

Haley was drawn to veterinary medicine by her love of problem solving and the challenge of helping patients who cannot tell us what is wrong. She finds joy in the small moments of appreciation from her patients and is passionate about continuing to learn and grow in order to provide the best care possible.

Her clinical skills include IV catheter placement, venipuncture, medication administration, and anesthesia monitoring. She is Fear Free certified and is currently working toward her veterinary technician license. Haley is also dedicated to supporting pet owners, ensuring they feel informed and confident in every decision.

At home, Haley cares for a lively group of pets with mythological names, including dogs, cats, reptiles, and a hedgehog, each with their own unique personality.

Outside of work, she enjoys reading, watching Asian dramas, and visiting US National Parks, with a goal of exploring them all. She is also a devoted Twilight fan and embraces it wholeheartedly.

Logan Phillips

Hospital Manager

Logan Phillips is the heartbeat behind the scenes at WAG Vet — keeping things running smoothly so Dr. Hunter and the team can focus on delivering top-tier care with signature style and heart.

With a background in client experience and a deep love for both animals and people, Logan brings a rare mix of operational savvy and genuine compassion to the table. Before joining WAG Vet, she spent two years as a Client Experience Coordinator at a bustling day practice and urgent care facility, where she mastered the art of calm in chaos and the science of a smooth client journey.

Logan’s career in veterinary medicine is fueled by a lifelong love of animals and a passion for service. Her previous role in state service helped reunify families, save thousands in lease negotiations, and earned her the Outstanding Behavioral Science Student award upon graduating cum laude from Columbia College. (In short: she’s a powerhouse with a heart of gold.)

At WAG Vet, Logan handles the day-to-day operations with a calm confidence — ensuring that every appointment, interaction, and furry hello feels seamless and special. She’s the person making sure your experience is just as thoughtful as your pet’s care.

When she’s not managing the magic at the clinic, you’ll find her outdoors, planning a dream trip to Europe, dancing to her favorite playlist, or hanging out with her two rescue pups: Sunny, a talkative Beagle-Pit mix who loves a good squirrel chase, and Clydesdale, a brindle socialite who brings the party wherever she goes.

Fun fact: Logan once dreamed of becoming a tattoo artist in high school. These days, she’s drawing up something even cooler — a veterinary clinic that’s as vibrant, compassionate, and unforgettable as the pets (and people) it serves.

Jolon Jennings

Client Liaison & Veterinary Assistant

With over 12 years in veterinary medicine — including high-intensity roles in emergency and ICU care — Jolon brings calm, confidence, and a deep well of expertise to every pet parent and patient who walks through our doors. She’s worked everywhere from the treatment floor to the surgery suite, and her hands-on skills are matched only by her passion for client care.

Jolon was drawn to veterinary medicine by a love of animals and a craving for excitement — and she found both. Whether she’s assisting in procedures, managing medications, or simply making sure your pet’s visit feels smooth and supported, she’s the steady presence you want on your side.

At home, Jolon keeps life interesting with Drake, her 13-year-old Yorkie-Poo with major main-character energy, and Nairobi, her 7-year-old tortie who’s equal parts sweet and sass. Outside the clinic, you’ll find her reading, gaming, or gardening — and yes, she probably has a book recommendation if you ask.

She’s been doing this long enough to handle anything, and she does it all with kindness, skill, and a warm smile.

Lexi Smith

Veterinary Assistant

Lexi brings five years of hands-on experience in general practice, exotic pet care, and shelter medicine. She’s known for her calm energy, love for learning, and a signature style that’s usually wrapped in pink. Whether she’s assisting in surgery or comforting a nervous pet parent, Lexi is the go-to teammate when things get busy and the first to make your pet feel safe and seen.

At WAG Vet, Lexi plays a key role in patient care and client communication. She assists with exams, monitors anesthesia, supports surgical prep and recovery, and helps pet parents feel confident in their at-home care. Her mission is to advocate for every animal, provide thoughtful education, and help each visit feel a little less stressful for everyone involved.

When she’s not at WAG, Lexi’s surrounded by a very full (and very fabulous) crew: Tucker and Tilly, her spoiled long-haired dachshunds; Dallas, her bossy blue-eyed ragdoll; Honey, the golden retriever who lives up to her name; and Maple, her soulful goldendoodle rescue. Lexi is especially passionate about preventive care, supporting shelter pets, and making veterinary medicine more accessible to all. Her favorite things? Animal rescue, surgical days, and absolutely anything pink.

Olivia Dodgins

Veterinary Assistant/CSR

Since 2019, Olivia has worked her way through nearly every corner of veterinary medicine—starting in kennels, moving up to reception, and eventually finding her stride as a veterinary assistant. At WAG Vet, she’s the ultimate team player, jumping in wherever she’s needed to keep the hospital running smoothly and pets feeling their best.

Her love for animals of all shapes and sizes is what drives her—whether she’s helping a nervous pet settle in or working toward her Fear Free certification to make every visit less stressful.

At home, Olivia’s life is just as full of personality as her workday. She shares her world with Kane, a 7-year-old lab mix with endless energy; five cats with larger-than-life names and personalities (Randy Orton, Rowdy Ronda Rousey, Riddle, Rhea Ripley); and two leopard geckos, Groot and Yondu.

When she’s not at the clinic, you’ll probably find Olivia watching wrestling, making music, or adding to her unique art collection—pieces made entirely from bugs (yes, really!).

Rachel Gonzales

Veterinary Technician Assistant

Say hey to Rachel — vet tech assistant, animal advocate, volleyball ace, and all-around good vibes bringer. Originally from sunny California, Rachel brings two years of hands-on veterinary experience (plus a whole lot of drive) to the WAG Vet crew. Before joining us, she interned at two busy vet hospitals, balancing biology classes by day and fur-baby cuddles by night.

Rachel’s path into vet med started early — inspired by The Incredible Dr. Pol and Dr. K’s Exotic Animal ER, she knew from a young age that animals were her people. After earning her Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Zoology (go ahead, say it louder), she dove headfirst into the world of veterinary care with compassion, skill, and a calm presence pets can actually feel.

At WAG, Rachel assists with everything from anesthesia and surgery to dental care and client education — plus she’s a pro at safe, stress-free restraint and giving the best lovebug-level cuddles. She’s here to make sure every pet feels comfortable, every client feels heard, and every detail gets the attention it deserves.

Outside the clinic, you can catch Rachel swimming, tanning, or crushing it on the volleyball court. Her long-term goal? To become a veterinarian herself — and trust us, she’s well on her way.

She shares her home (and probably her couch) with Jag, her 2-year-old grey tabby and former college sidekick, who enjoys window-staring, nap-taking, and being the chillest cat in Columbia.

Kellie Hilton

Client Service Representative

Charlene Stafford

Client Service Representative

If you’ve ever called WAG Vet and thought, “Wow, that was the nicest phone call I’ve had all week,” you’ve probably met Charlene. With 18 years of experience in veterinary medicine, Charlene is the calm, confident voice (and smile) that welcomes you the moment you walk through our doors — or even before.

She’s not just here to schedule appointments or answer questions — Charlene is the heartbeat of our front desk. Whether she’s helping you navigate a treatment plan or simply making your day a little easier, she brings warmth, empathy, and a deep love for animals to every conversation.

Charlene’s passion for veterinary care started early. She’s always believed animals are one of life’s greatest gifts — and helping strengthen the bond between pets and their people gives her a sense of purpose she wouldn’t trade for anything. Over nearly two decades in the field, she’s grown not just professionally, but personally — learning to lead with patience, grace, and a steady hand, even in emotional moments.

At home, Charlene is the proud cat mom to seven (yes, seven) tabbies, each with their own unique origin story, personality, and very strong opinions about snack time. From Mimi, the once-feral queen of the house, to Gramsley and Fable, two chaos-and-calm siblings rescued just when she needed them most — her crew is a living, purring testament to her soft heart and unshakable loyalty.

When she’s not curled up with a good book and a cat (or three), you’ll likely find her on the porch swing, contemplating life’s mysteries — including the UFO she swears she once saw in the sky. A curious soul, a natural caregiver, and a pro at making people feel at home, Charlene is one of the many reasons WAG Vet feels the way it does: welcoming, warm, and wonderfully down to earth.

Kristin Miller, DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Kristin Miller is an Associate Veterinarian with 2.5 years of experience in companion animal medicine. She previously practiced at Well Pets Veterinary Clinic and After Hours Urgent Care, where she provided general practice, surgical, and urgent care services.

A lifelong animal lover inspired by her childhood cats, Dr. Miller has a special interest in feline medicine and emergency care. She is passionate about delivering thoughtful, individualized treatment and is committed to evidence-based medicine. Her dedication to feline health is reflected in her recent publication in the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine.

At WAG Vet, Dr. Miller performs comprehensive physical exams, diagnoses and treats medical conditions, prescribes medications, and performs surgery—working closely with a collaborative veterinary team to provide exceptional care.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Miller shares her home with three cats—Thor, Taiyo, and Asta—each with their own big personality. In her free time, she enjoys crafting, doodling, spending time with friends, watching anime, and adding to her ever-growing collection of favorite things.