Meet the Team at Landrum Veterinary Hospital

Dr. Donna Raines

DVM & Administrator

Dr. Raines, a native of South Carolina, completed her undergraduate studies at Winthrop University in 1999. She then continued to the University of Georgia to receive her DVM. Dr. Raines spent the first part of her career working in a large, fast-paced practice in Columbia, SC. In 2008, she moved to Landrum and became the owner of Landrum Veterinary Hospital the following year. Her interests include internal medicine, acupuncture, and reproduction. She is certified in acupuncture by the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society. Her favorite part of practice ownership is watching team members grow to their full potential and find purpose in the veterinary field.

When Dr. Raines is not at the hospital, she can be found spending time with her husband and their two daughters, along with their motley group of Great Danes, rescue pups, cats, and chickens. She also enjoys traveling, cooking, and gardening. Her favorite hobby is genealogical research, and she is an active member of the DAR.

Dr. Suzanne Goodner

DVM

Dr. Suzanne is originally from Georgia and completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Georgia in 2019. She went on to complete her DVM at UGA in 2024. She is very excited to begin her career at Landrum Veterinary Hospital and continue growing as a veterinarian. Her interests include surgery, parasites, and reproduction.

Outside of veterinary medicine, she loves spending time with her husband and their three rambunctious cats, as well as two reptiles. Her hobbies include hiking, kayaking, and reading.

Dr. Tammy Parker

DVM

Dr. Parker graduated from Clemson University in 1989 with a Bachelor of Science in Zoology. She then attended the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, earning her DVM in 1993. Dr. Parker moved to the Metro Atlanta area, where she practiced for 26 years while raising a family. Her two main areas of interest in veterinary medicine have always been exotic animal medicine and general surgery.

Throughout her career, Dr. Parker has worked in full-service practices, served on a state avian monitoring board, provided veterinary care for the Chattahoochee Nature Center’s Raptor Program, owned a clinic, and acted as Medical Director for a high-quality, high-volume spay/neuter nonprofit. She has also written numerous educational articles and personal stories for publication.

Dr. Parker and her family moved back to the area where she grew up to be closer to family and enjoy a slower pace of life. She loves having her grown children visit and caring for her adopted pets. As a favorite quote says, “Life takes you to unexpected places. Love brings you home.”

Dr. Carol Osborne

DVM

Dr. Osborne earned her Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at The Ohio State University before building a solo mixed-animal practice in rural southeastern Ohio. She cared for pets, farm animals, horses, and even wildlife and exotics. She has also served for over 14 years in animal disaster preparedness and response at the local, state, and federal levels.

In recent years, she studied at the Chi Institute and became certified in Veterinary Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Herbology. Her interests include the One Health, One Medicine concept and its impact on global and individual well-being. East African wildlife and conservation are dear to her heart, and she enjoys horseback riding and hiking in her spare time.

At Landrum Veterinary Hospital, her focus is on pet wellness beyond the prevention and treatment of disease — supporting animals through every life stage and strengthening the bond between pets and their people.

Dr. Sarah Cover

DVM

Dr. Cover is originally from Tuscaloosa, AL, and attended college at the University of Alabama, where she earned an undergraduate degree in biology, minoring in Italian and a liberal arts program. She stayed at UA for a master’s degree in statistics. During her undergraduate degree, she studied abroad in Cork, Ireland, and Florence, Italy. After working as a statistician for a few years, she attended the Royal Veterinary College in London, England. During final year rotations, she participated in the Cornell Leadership Program and presented her project on coronaviruses at the National Veterinary Scholars Symposium. She graduated in June of 2022 and returned to Tuscaloosa for her first veterinary job. She loves guinea pigs and birds, and she has a dog named Biscuit. She is looking forward to moving to South Carolina.

Ashley Moore

Practice Manager

Ashley has worked with animals for many years on a farm and has been part of Landrum Veterinary Hospital for over eight years. She has served in nearly every position in the clinic and brings a deep understanding of teamwork and client care to her role as Office Manager. Ashley loves all animals, large and small, and enjoys spending her free time with family and friends.

Andi Emory

Veterinary Nurse Team Leader

Andi and her husband, Keith, have three daughters who all enjoy showing their many hounds. Outside of work, Andi loves traveling and spending time at the softball field with her family.

Joanne Dozier

Inventory Manager

Joanne has been a registered veterinary technician since 2001. Originally from Liverpool, England, she grew up in Canada before moving to the U.S. in 2004, where she earned her zoo animal diploma and later became a U.S. citizen. After a neck injury led her to transition away from clinical technician work, she joined Landrum Veterinary Hospital as a receptionist — bringing her wealth of veterinary knowledge and compassion to the front desk.

She has been happily married for 17 years, raising two children and caring for her two dogs. In her free time, she enjoys crafting and baking.

Anna Price

Assistant

Anna joined Landrum Veterinary Hospital in May 2023. She currently works as a receptionist but hopes to grow into a veterinary assistant or technician role in the future. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family and pets.

Meaghan Morris

Assistant

Meaghan has been with Landrum Veterinary Hospital since August 2020, starting in the kennels and working her way up to technician assistant. Originally from Alaska, she has cared for many types of animals and enjoys the challenges that come with veterinary medicine. Meaghan has also worked in the equine industry and loves spending her free time riding trails and exploring the outdoors.

Ashley Eynon

CSR

Ashley has loved animals since she was a toddler, making her work at Landrum Veterinary Hospital a lifelong dream come true. She enjoys meeting every pet that comes through the doors and helping their families feel welcome. In her free time, Ashley loves spending time with family, going to baseball games, painting, and watching her favorite movie, Lilo & Stitch.

Robi

CSR

Robi is a kind and thoughtful member of our front desk team, always looking out for both clients and staff. Known for her generosity, she’s often the first to bring food or gifts when someone needs a little extra care. Robi enjoys spending time with her cats, cooking, and gardening.

Bailee

Assistant

Bailee has a soft spot for all animals but is especially passionate about equine medicine and plans to continue advancing her career in that area. She also professionally trains service and therapy dogs. Outside of work, Bailee spends her time with her sweet golden retriever, Tesla.

Sharon Spake

Assistant

Sharon loves spending time with her three wonderful children and has always had a deep passion for animals. Growing up, she spent a lot of time with her Popa, an experience that helped shape her lifelong love for pets. Today, Sharon shares her home with five dogs and three cats, who are a big part of her life and family.

Susana Bustamanta

Assistant

Susana was born and raised in Travelers Rest, South Carolina, and her parents are originally from Colombia, South America. Her passion for animal care became clear after helping her German Shepherd mix through a severe abdominal injury — blood and all — a moment that solidified her desire to work with animals every day.

Outside of work, Susana enjoys snowboarding, spending time with family and friends, and going on walks with her dog, Ellie.

Melayna Davis

Assistant

Melayna is from Chesnee and is 20 years old. She has been working with animals for about a year and absolutely loves it. Melayna owns a large farm home to donkeys, goats, and a variety of birds, with hopes of adding cows in the future.

She also has a Labrador named Goose, who is her best friend and goes everywhere with her. In her free time, Melayna enjoys spending time outdoors hunting or hiking in the woods with Goose and her boyfriend.

Leah Bullman

Assistant

Leah has been working in veterinary medicine for five years and has always had a strong passion for helping animals. In her free time, she enjoys visiting the farmers’ market or heading out on a hike.

Kendall Carr

CSR

Kendall lived in Alabama until she was 13. She has lived in Inman, SC, for the past six years. She attended college in Florida for two years. She has one dog, and her sister has two dogs that she considers her own. Her dog, Allie, is a very sassy Shih Tzu, and her sister’s dogs are bubbly, happy doodles.

Kendall is currently finishing her degree in Medical Office Administration. She enjoys spending time on the lake fishing with her dad, writing, taking her dogs to the park, and reading.