Very few people can honestly say that they love waking up every day and going to their dream job, but I can. I’m Jon M. Todd and I’m the owner of Logan County Animal Clinic. From my earliest memories I have always know that I was going to be a veterinarian. Growing up on a small cotton and sorghum cane farm in north Alabama sounds horrible to most, but I wouldn’t change a thing. I grew up with my best friend in the other end of my house, My Granddad. He was the most influential person of my life. He saw and believed in my love of animals. We had every farm animal known. From the family milk cow, chickens, pigs, beef cows, horses and mules, to the numerous dogs and cats that made us smile. He recognized early on that education was of utmost importance and pushed me to be all that I could be. Being the first in my family of four to attend college was a daunting experience. Moving to Auburn University after graduating from a small rural high school in Albertville Alabama, was an AUsome experience that most can only dream of. Growing up in the “Lovliest village on the plains” is without a doubt one of my life’s best experiences. Graduating cum laude from Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine was a dream that sadly my Granddad missed, I moved to Logan County Kentucky in June of 1990 and never looked back. The friendly hometown charm caused me to stay and build a life caring for all types of animals. When I started at LCAC, it was a large animal only practice. After purchasing Logan County Animal Clinic in 1994, we started seeing small animals as well, and from there we have become an AAHA accredited small animal clinic known for our state of the art facility and our ability to take on the most difficult cases. “Every Pet, Every Person, Every Time” is not only our moto, but our way of life. We have and continue to add to our team, some of the brightest and best people in the industry, and have aligned ourselves with management groups and specialist to continue to improve the lives of pets and their families throughout south central Kentucky and middle Tennessee.
Every Pet, Every Person, Every Time

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Sally, a native of Elkton, joined LCAC in November 2015. She oversees all accounting functions at Logan County Animal Clinic in addition to being bookkeeper for the Bowling Green Hot Rods single A minor league baseball team and Vette City Catering.

She has two children, five grandchildren & lives in Bowling Green with her Yorkie named Maci. She enjoys being outdoors, traveling to the beach and most of all spending time with her grandchildren & fiancé Ken Clary.

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Auburn, Dr Todd’s daughter has worked at Logan County Animal Clinic most of her lifetime. Auburn was raised in Logan County, she graduated from Logan County High School in 2016. Auburn is broadening her education by going to Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College and starting the Surgical Technology Program in August 2020. On her off days Auburn can be found with her Golden Retrievers, Rhett, Raegan, and Rexha.

Caitlin graduated college for her veterinary technician degree in 2011 from Stautzenberger College in Brecksville, OH. She currently lives in La Fayette, KY on her small farm which includes a variety of horses, a turkey, chickens, pigs, guenia pigs, cats and dogs. Caitlin’s past time when she was younger was getting grounded for always bringing home stray animals. Presently, when Caitlin is not at work, she enjoys anything outdoors with her 2 children and the animals.

Hi, I am Anthony and I have been with LCAC since September of 2021. I am currently in school through Penn Foster in their veterinary technician program. Since working at LCAC I have become Fear Free certified as well as Human Animal Bond certified. I enjoy spending my time outside of work with my wife, 3 kids, pit bull, and ball python.

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