Sree Reddy, DVM
In 2017, Dr. Reddy founded the non-profit, The Hermione Duncan Reddy Foundation. The foundation was created as a means of financial support for pets in need of medical care that their families can’t afford to pay. Since opening, the foundation has saved hundreds of pets’ lives from the support of many generous donations.
Over the years, Dr. Reddy has trained many technicians that have continued on their studies to become veterinarians. He takes pride in mentorship, and always takes an opportunity to teach when he has the time. He transformed Seven Oaks from a regular veterinary clinic, into an Advanced General Practice that offers ultrasounds, very invasive same-day surgeries, acupuncture and laser therapy, holistic medicine practices, radiology, exotics, dental care, anti-venom treatment, and much more!
Dr. Reddy is also a member of the FVMA, AVMA, PHVMA, VIN and a Committee member of our Pasco County Animal Services Advisory Committee. Briefly, the committee acts in an advisory capacity to the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners in matters involving the animal population within the county by furnishing information, advice, and counsel to the Board in respect to the appropriate means and methods by which the county may adequately provide for protection of its animal population, while at the same time protecting the citizens of the county from unwarranted intrusions by uncontrolled animals. In his free time, Dr. Reddy enjoys reading, listening to music, playing golf, and spending time with his dog Zeus. He also loves traveling to historical places around the world.
Debra Deem Morris, DVM, DACVIM
Dr. Morris attended Purdue University from 1972 through 1974 and was admitted to veterinary school after just two years. She earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1978. Dr. Morris graduated first in her class and was awarded the Upjohn Award in Clinical Proficiency for both large and small animals.
After veterinary school, Dr. Morris completed an internship at Purdue University and a residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. She passed the exam and became certified as a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine in 1983. Since then, Dr. Morris served on faculties of veterinary schools at the University of Pennsylvania, University of Georgia, and University of California School of Veterinary Medicine, where she taught veterinary students in the clinical setting and conducted research. She is the author of over 200 scientific publications and book chapters. After leaving academia, Dr. Morris served as a staff internist at two different locations.
Dr. Morris loves veterinary medicine because “It provides me with the opportunity to continually learn new things, exercise my mind, fulfill a need in society, act independently and interact with people on a level with which I have great proficiency.”
Dr. Morris is a member of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine and the American Veterinary Medical Association. Her professional interests include all aspects of internal medicine and ultrasound.
At home, Dr. Morris has 2 cats, Melanie and Tiffany. Her favorite pet is an American Quarter Horse named Hunter and she spends most of her time outside of the hospital horseback riding and caring for Hunter. Dr. Morris also enjoys movies, plays, and museums, especially contemporary American art. She has three children all the same age, 31-year-old triplets. Her two daughters are nurses and her son is in medical school.
Dr Kimberly Pearson, DVM
Dr Kimberly Pearson was born and raised in Gadsden, Alabama where she resided until moving to Auburn Alabama. She graduated with honors from Auburn University with a Bachelors in animal and dairy sciences and she continued her education at Auburn where she received her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 2004. After graduation she worked as an associate in a small animal practice in Gulf Breeze, Florida for 8 years. Dr Pearson joined the United States Army in 2007 and during her 8 years serving as an officer she was deployed to Afghanistan where she had to set up a veterinary facility to care for the working dogs that were stationed in her area. In addition to taking care of the working animals and local wildlife, she was also responsible for traveling to other bases in Afghanistan to do inspections of the food and beverages that were supplied to the troops and contract employees. After her time in the US Army Dr Pearson decided to open her own veterinary hospital in Bunnell Florida. With the help of her business partner and boyfriend she converted a vacant home to a fully functional, upscale, full service veterinary hospital. While providing quality care to the fur babies in her community she also worked closely with the rescue organizations in her area to provide the veterinary care and services the pets needed in order to find a forever loving home. In 2016 Dr Person relocated to Gautier Mississippi where she worked as a relief veterinarian providing services to over 12 veterinary hospitals in Mississippi and Alabama. After being away from Florida for a few years, she felt the call to return to the lovely sunshine state where she continued to provide veterinary relief services to multiple veterinary clinics until accepting a full time position at Seven Oaks Pet Hospital and Pet Urgent Care of Wesley Chapel. Her professional interests include veterinary dentistry, soft tissue surgery, and dermatology.
Dr Pearson currently has 2 amazing kitties Jenna was brought to her as a 1 week old orphan and Gracie who was abandoned at one of the clinics that she worked at. She loves to do Karaoke, dance and have fun in the sun during her time away from work.
Dr. Alyssa Middleton, DVM
Dr. Janna Rhoades, DVM
Dr. Rhoades is originally from Evansville, IN. After graduating high school, she attended the University of Southern Indiana before starting a full time position with the Walt Disney World company as a performer. While performing, she received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Central Florida. She then attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine on the Caribbean island St. Kitts, West Indies. For her clinical year, she attended Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine and graduated May 2017 with her DVM degree.
After graduation, Dr. Rhoades completed a rotating internship with BluePearl Veterinary Partners Specialty and Emergency hospitals in Florida. She worked closely with many specialists and also worked emergency. It was here that she discovered her passion for surgery and was accepted into a surgical internship with BluePearl Veterinary Partners in San Antonio, Texas. During her second internship, Dr. Rhoades decided to move forward with general practice and emergency medicine.
Dr. Rhoades has still continued to further her education and is currently studying for her certificate in companion rehabilitation therapy.
Outside the office, Dr. Rhoades enjoys spending time with her family, friends and 3 pets. She has 2 cats (Pumpkin and Tilly) and 1 dog (Killian). Leisure activities include shopping, exercising, binge watching TV, going to the movies and baking.