TOWN N COUNTRY ANIMAL HOSPITAL - Key Persons
Dr. Joy Bolynn has been a veterinarian at Town N Country since 2007. A graduate of Meredith College and North Carolina State University, she's particularly interested in surgery, anesthesia, nutrition and pain management. When one of her own pets didn't respond well to western medicine, she began ongoing study of integrative medicine that incorporates Food Therapy, Acupuncture, Western and Traditional Chinese Herbal Therapy. Dr. Bolynn's family includes her husband Mike, a young daughter and son, and her dogs Carter, Finley and Stanley. When not at work, Joy loves spending time with her family, frequently taking in outdoor activities. "Miss Joy" also volunteers her time as the Treehouse coordinator at Trinity Worship Center and as the 4H Coordinator at Children's House Montessori. Her hobbies include photography and Krav Maga. (For your own safety, do NOT sneak up on her, okay?)
Dr. Morgan Horn is a native of Alamance County. Dr. Horn graduated from North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2016. Her interests include dermatology, surgery, geriatric pet care, and reproduction. Dr. Horn enjoys spending time with her family and friends, horseback riding, and travelling to the coast. She currently resides in Alamance County with her husband Cody, son Parker and their two Labrador Retrievers, Drake and Bailey.
Dr. Sharon King joined Town N Country Animal Hospital in 2000. A '98 graduate of NC State College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. King's primary interest is in small animal internal medicine with specific emphasis in geriatric care and ophthalmology. Dr. King shares her family with a golden retriever, Bella, and rough collie, Cayde. Dr. King spends her time away from work being a wife and a mom. She and her husband, Marcus, keep up with three active, competitive boys on the cross country trails, basketball court, and baseball field. Her goal is to provide the community of Alamance County with high quality care that is specific and customized to the individual needs of the pet and pet family.