Company History
The Barger Home
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Cherry Point Animal Hospital was founded in October of 1998 in the Indian Springs community of Kingsport, TN. The hospital is located in the historic Barger House, which was originally constructed in 1887. During our short stay in the house we have made multiple structural changes to accommodate the medical and surgical needs of our patients, while maintaining our warm home-like environment.
Dr. Cherry purchased the house in 1998 to open Cherry Point Animal Hospital, which was named for his Great-Grandparents homestead, called Cherry Point. It was actually in extremely well kept condition and has been an ideal place to have an office. Though he has made several additions to the building, Dr. Cherry strives to maintain the integrity of the house. It has stood for 133 years and will remain a landmark in the Indian Springs Community for many years to come.
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Our Veterinarians
Combined Experience of 70 years!
Andy Cherry, DVM
Dr. Michael Cherry moved to Kingsport after graduating from Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine in 1991. He is married to Dr. Louise Penfield, also an Auburn University graduate. They both love the Kingsport area and could not imaging living anywhere else. |
Erin Brown, DVM
Dr. Erin Brown is a native of Kingsport. She graduated from the University of Tennessee's College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. She returned to Kingsport to begin her career at Cherry Point. She is married to Kemp Brown and they have two children. |
Rebecca Bottcher, DVM
Dr. Becky Bottcher graduated from the University of Tennessee's College of Veterinary Medicine in 2005. After working for some time in Nashville, TN, she and her husband, Matt, moved back home to Kingsport to start a family. |
Katy Golob, DVM
Dr. Kathryn Golob graduated from the University of Tennessee's College of Veterinary Medicine in 2013. She is a Kingsport native with an avid hobby of the outdoors, including hiking, kayaking, and road races.
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Trey McElroy, DVM
Dr. Trey McElroy graduated from Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine in 2020. He is a Kingsport native, and started his veterinary career working as a tech at Cherry Point. After his graduation, he and his wife Kendall moved back to Kingsport. They recently acquired a house on the lake and are looking forward to living up lake life with their golden retriever Delilah.
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Facility & Animals
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