About Mobley Veterinary Clinic

Dr. Kristen Hendrickson

Veterinarian

Dr. Kristen Hendrickson is a Nashville native whose drive and compassion for animals began at a very young age. Since the age of three, she knew she wanted to be a veterinarian. She received her undergraduate degree with honors from Middle Tennessee State University, completing her Bachelor's in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. She went on to complete her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine at Mississippi State University. (Hail State!!!)

Dr. Hendrickson's professional interests include internal medicine, surgery, and exotic pets. In vet school, she was published by Mississippi State after writing a paper on Tarantula Emergency Medicine. She has two pets - a dog named Farrah and a Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula named Rosie. She considers herself an "extreme couponer," loves craft projects and painting, and enjoys anything outdoors. Her goal is to provide the best care for her patients while living her lifelong dream.

Dr. Christine Shepherd

Veterinarian

Dr. Christine Shepherd was born in Pennsylvania, spent high school and college in Michigan (Michigan State University, Go Green!) and then moved to Tennessee to attend the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine. During veterinary school, she met her now husband, who is also a veterinarian, and they settled in Nashville together which is his hometown.

Dr. Shepherd has two cats and enjoys all outdoor activities, running, college football and traveling. Dr. Shepherd's areas of interest in practice are feline medicine, nutrition and behavior. She joined Mobley Veterinary Clinic in 2019 and is very excited to serve pet owners with compassion and care.

Tammy Daniel

Office Manager

Tammy Daniel was born in Murfeesboro, TN and raised in the Neely's Bend area, where she still resides. She actually grew up across the street from Dr. Brannom. In February 1988, Tammy brought in her dog Beaux in for chemotherapy treatments, administered by Dr. Fullerton. Beaux went into remission for years until he eventually passed away, Dr. Fullerton being his doctor throughout the entire process.

She was then offered a job at the clinic as a receptionist. After three years, she then became the office manager and has been since. She is the former president of the Madison-Rivergate Area Chamber of Commerce and is currently an active member of the Discover Madison Board. She is aids in fundraising for King's Daughters Child Development School.

She and her husband Gary have four dogs: Coe, Dazee, Otis, and Tucker, and four cats: Henry, Clyde, Lucy, and Possum. She has had large breed dogs (primarily Dobermans) all her life until she and her husband became Jack Russell enthusiasts. All of her animals are rescues. Outside of work she enjoys gardening and antiquing with her husband.