Dr. Brad Brown performs small animal medicine, surgery, and pet dentistry. Dr. Brown is a veterinarian with a compassionate personality who emphasizes client education, diagnostics, and practical treatment. He is dedicated to providing you and your pet with exceptional veterinary care. He especially enjoys internal medicine and ophthalmology.

Dr. Brown was born and raised in Jamestown, North Carolina. He attended college at North Carolina State University, where he received a bachelor of science degree in biochemistry in 1992. After graduating, he entered the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University. He earned his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 1996.

Following graduation, Dr. Brown moved to Charlotte and became an Associate Veterinarian with Long Animal Hospital. He currently resides in south Charlotte with his wife, Janelle, and their three children. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, gardening, fishing, and following NC State athletics.

Dr. Rich Wittmann performs small animal medicine, surgery, and pet dentistry. Dr. Wittmann's professional skills and compassionate demeanor are a valuable addition to our practice and he contributes greatly to our dedication to provide you with the very best veterinary care. He especially enjoys small animal dentistry, soft tissue surgery, and internal medicine.

Dr. Wittmann grew up in San Diego, California. In 1994, he obtained a bachelor's degree in biology and chemistry. Afterwards, he attended the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University, earning his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 1998.

Dr. Wittmann currently resides in Charlotte with his wife, Nicole, his son, Nicholas, and his dog, Willow. His hobbies include San Diego sports teams, fly fishing, and coaching his son's sports teams.

Dr. Zack Yasin grew up in Perry, Georgia. He attended the University of Georgia for his undergraduate studies, earning degrees in Animal Science and Dairy Science in 2007. He stayed at the University of Georgia for veterinary school, earning his degree in Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2011. After graduation, Dr. Yasin moved to Charlotte where he began practicing at a small animal clinic.

Dr. Yasin enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, and his special interests include internal medicine and soft tissue surgery. During his free time, he enjoys spending time with family, friends, and his yellow lab, Daisy. He also enjoys skiing, playing soccer, and watching his favorite sports teams, the Atlanta Braves and Georgia Bulldogs.

Dr. Deller grew up in Charlotte starting her veterinary career working at Long Animal Hospital at the age of 16. She enjoyed the mentorship of many of the doctors, still practicing at the hospital, as she followed her childhood dream to become a veterinarian. Dr. Deller obtained a Bachelors in Animal Science, a Masters in Animal Science Reproductive Physiology, and DVM from North Carolina State University. After completing veterinary school, she practiced outside Washington DC in Alexandria, Virginia for 3 years. She was happy to return back to her hometown in 2015 and was married in September 2015 to her husband Dan Deller.

Dr. Deller loves practicing veterinary medicine with special interest in internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry. When she is not practicing veterinary medicine she enjoys spending time with her family as well as 3 dogs, Oscar, Emmy (M&M), and Rone (Toblerone) and 2 cats, Lolli (Lollipop) and Poppy (Pop Rocks)...all named after candy. She also enjoys cooking, cycling and running.

Dr. Liz Foreman grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee and attended the University of Tennessee where she majored in animal science and minored in biology. She aspired to become a veterinarian since the age of seven, frolicking around on her grandma’s farm attempting to gain the affection of the barn cats and volunteering at shelters at the age of twelve. Dr. Foreman worked as a surgery technician at a high volume spay and neuter clinic as part of the Charleston humane society after graduation where she spent lots of her time fostering anything that came in wounded and in need of repair.

Dr. Foreman initially started her vet school journey by attending Ross University on the island of St. Kitts, studying three semesters before transferring to the University of Georgia to be closer to her family and significant other. She married her husband, Chris, in December 2016 after completing final exams at UGA.

During her clinics at UGA, Dr. Foreman completed a visiting externship at Long Animal where she fell in love with the exciting practice as well as the employees. Dr. Foreman graduated in May 2018 having accepted a position at Long Animal to start in June 2018 and has been busily fulfilled since.

In her spare time, Dr. Foreman enjoys kickboxing, painting, traveling to visit family, and being on any patio with sunshine. One of her favorite things is being outside with Chris and her two pups, Rozzy and Schroeder. Since starting at Long, they have also acquired a kitten rescue who they named Conley. Dr. Foreman’s special interests include soft tissue surgery, behavior, and preventive medicine.

Kim Patrick grew up in Mauldin, SC and graduated from Clemson University with a B.S. in Biological Sciences. She then went on to the University of Georgia and graduated with a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 1995. After graduation, she practiced in Gastonia, NC for 11 years. She then moved with her family to sunny Florida for 12 years, where she worked in a small animal practice and a veterinary emergency hospital. She is happy to come back to the Carolinas to be closer to family and join Long Animal Hospital. Kim is married to Rob, a pastor at Boyce Memorial Church in Kings Mountain, NC. Together, they have four children - Katherine - a graduate of Florida State University, Rachel - a student at the University of Florida, and Micah and Jonah - students at Kings Mountain High School, and a menagerie of pets. Kim enjoys water sports and other outdoor activities with her family.

Dr. Short grew up north of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He attended Gannon University in Erie, PA where he received a bachelor of science degree. Afterwards he attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine on St. Kitts with his last year of clinical rotations taking place at Colorado State University. While at CSU he completed training to become certified in veterinary medical acupuncture. He graduated in 2015 and immediately started practicing small animal medicine back in the Pittsburgh area. In the summer of 2021 he moved to the Charlotte area with his wife and pets. He enjoys all parts of veterinary medicine and brings compassionate care to every pet. While not in the office he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, exploring new cities, listening to music, playing guitar, and watching the NFL and NHL.

Dr. Warburton grew up in the Salinas, California where she knew from an early age that she wanted to be a veterinarian. She attended California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly) in San Luis Obispo, CA where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science. After graduating she worked for two years as a veterinary assistant until she was accepted into St. George’s University School of Veterinary Medicine in Grenada. While in Grenada, she completed training to become certified in veterinary medical acupuncture. She completed her last year of clinical training at NC State’s College of Veterinary medicine where she fell in love with North Carolina and decided to make this side of the country home. She graduated from veterinary school in June 2021 and joined the Long Animal Hospital team shortly after.

In her free time, Dr. Warburton enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, listening to music, and hiking with her Grenadian mix breed dog (aka a Pothound), Peach.

Dr. Rebecca Schenck grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, but spent a good portion of her childhood living in Greensboro, North Carolina. She attended Clemson University and graduated in 2017 with her bachelor's degree in Animal and Veterinary Sciences. She then moved to Starkville, Mississippi to attend veterinary school at Mississippi State University. Dr. Schenck graduated with her D.V.M in 2022 and moved back to North Carolina to being practicing.

Dr. Schenck enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, but has special interests in oncology, soft tissue surgery, dentistry, and nutrition. She also enjoys focusing on client education and preventive medicine for her furry patients.

Dr. Schenck has one dog named Cleo. She was adopted from a shelter after being the patient in Dr. Schenck's first spay in vet school. Dr. Schenck enjoys taking Cleo on runs, exploring new restaurants, and cheering on her Clemson Tigers!

Dr. Bill Gibson is an alumnus of Clemson University and the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine. He has over thirty years experience in small animal medicine, surgery, and emergency care. He is the former Medical Director of the Western Carolina Regional Animal Hospital and Veterinary Emergency Hospital.