Staff

Dr. Danny Everett grew up in McCracken County.  He is a graduate of Heath High School.  Dr. Everett earned his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Masters of Science in Agriculture from Murray State University.  He graduated from Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998.  Dr. Everett has been married for 21 years to Janece and they have 2 children.  Our family has a young lab named Maggie and an American Saddlebred horse named Sam.

Makenzie Delaney is a graduate of Murray State University.  She has a bachelor’s degree is Animal Science from her studies of pre-veterinary medicine and also obtained a minor in chemistry.  She has been an active member of the pre-vet club for 4 years.  She is the proud mother of four cats Sunny, Lilly, Neil, and Clementine.  She plans on applying to vet school and becoming a small animal veterinarian with aspirations of coming back to Paducah Veterinary Clinic as a partnering veterinarian.  

Gracie Peeler is a Veterinary assistant at Paducah Veterinary Clinic. She has a love for animals and enjoys riding horses. She is a senior at McCracken County High School and will be graduating in May. She will be attending West Kentucky Community and Technical College to pursue a career in Dental Assisting. Gracie has four dogs: Arson, Bandit, Pepper, and Annie.

Emily Allbritten is a graduated from McCracken County High School. She is now attending West Kentucky Community and Technical College to pursue a career in Dental Assisting. She has a love for animals and also enjoys riding horses. She has two dogs of her own, Gibbs and Ruby.

Cheyenne Chaney is a graduate from Murray State University. She completed her bachelor's degree in Veterinary Technology. She was a dedicated member of the Racer Band as well as the Vet Tech Club on campus. In her free time, she enjoys scrapbooking, riding four wheelers and horses, or watching documentaries. She and her fiancé have a menagerie of pets including her dog Theo, two cats Salem and Sully, and a horse who she calls 'A'.