Dr. Jeanna Montgomery

Owner + Veterinarian

My career began with my own spirit dog, Halo. She was adopted from the Dallas Animal Shelter. She healed my heart and taught me that this profession is about the human/animal bond. I know what it is like to want to keep a beloved pet as happy and healthy as possible in return for the joy and love they bring to your life. I am honored and humbled to get to do what I do every day. Serving my clients and caring for their pets is truly my passion.

Preston Center Animal Clinic has been my second home since 1995. I started here bathing pets on Saturdays and slowly worked my way to business owner. Dr. Williams has been an invaluable mentor for me in veterinary medicine, business and leadership. I am an Austin College Kangaroo (undergrad) and a Texas A&M Aggie (Vet school).  My work outside of PCAC included VCA in Sunnyvale and Banfield in Allen. I also spent many formative years learning veterinary medicine at the Emergency Animal Clinic in Dallas.

My family that supports me and makes all this possible includes my husband Cliff Brooks, a Firefighter instructor for Garland ISD, and two daughters Tori (3rd grade) and Juli (Kindergarten). Of course we have pets! Keizer the German Shepard (pictured), Obi the Labradoodle, Widdy the Goldendoodle (pictured), BK (Bobby Kitty) the cat and Ella the hedgehog.  Our team philosophy is simple- we take the best CARE OF our patients and we listen to and CARE ABOUT our clients.

Dr. Katherine Mueller

Veterinarian

Dr. Mueller grew up in Cleveland, Ohio and earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. She received her bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Studio Art from Providence College in Rhode Island in 2006. During undergrad, Dr. Mueller ran cross country and track and was a scholar athlete. After graduation, Dr. Mueller began a marketing career in Chicago and got her first puppy, a golden retriever named Lincoln. She quickly realized that veterinary medicine was her true calling after taking Lincoln to his first puppy appointments. She enrolled at Loyola University of Chicago to complete her required course work for veterinary school while gaining experience at Family Pet Animal Hospital in Chicago. Graduating from The Ohio State University and becoming a doctor of veterinary medicine has been her proudest and most fulfilling accomplishment.

Dr. Mueller served on the board of the Dallas County Veterinary Medical Association (DCVMA) from 2016 to 2021. As president, she led the organization in supporting local veterinarians with continuing education opportunities and community outreach. Dr. Mueller continuously strives to expand her knowledge in all fields of small animal veterinary medicine, and has a particular interest in internal medicine, dermatology and preventive medicine. Strongly valuing the human-animal bond, Dr. Mueller loves caring for furry family members and especially enjoys forming lifelong relationships with her clients and patients.

In her free time, Dr. Mueller enjoys exercising, painting, live music, trying new restaurants and spending time with family and friends. In addition, she loves traveling, especially to the National Parks. Dr. Mueller lives in East Dallas with her husband, David, and son, Harrison.

Dr. Larry Williams

Veterinarian

Dr. Williams was born and raised here in Dallas. He attended Texas A&M University, where he received his undergraduate degree in 1979 and his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 1983. He came to Preston Center Animal Clinic in 1987, then became owner in 1990 until 2016 when he turned over the reins to Dr. Montgomery. He has a wife, Deanna, and two sons, Sam and Joe. They have 2 dogs, Millie and Mongo. In his spare time, he enjoys saltwater fishing and golf.

Lara Davis

Office Manager

Lara, our Office Manager, started working at Preston Center Animal Clinic in 2001 as a Kennel Technician. She attended the University of Texas at Dallas and graduated in May 2008 with a BS in Biology. She met her future husband Steven in 2009 when he brought his new yellow labrador puppy, Layla, to the animal clinic! She also has a Russian Blue named Ike and an adopted outdoor cat named BabyKitty. Lara and her husband welcomed their daughter Eleanor in February 2017. She enjoys spending time outdoors, running with Layla, and practicing yoga.

Alyssa Baiseri

Receptionist

Aly is your friendly Client Concierge. She joined the Preston Center Animal Clinic team in 2016, having previously worked with Dr. Montgomery back in 2014 at a different clinic. As far as college goes, she has an associate degree in Science, and she is working on her bachelor’s degree in Business/Human Resource. Aly and her three kids: Ryan, Jordyn and Austin live in McKinney with their cats Silvy, Tusi and James. In her spare time, she enjoys Bingo.

Jennifer Taylor

Surgery Technician

Jennifer is a Certified Vet Tech and the Surgical Tech here at PCAC, she has been working in the veterinary industry since 2008. She has been working with Dr. Montgomery since 2011. She joined the team of caring animal professionals at Preston Center Animal Clinic in November 2016, after maternity leave from having the sweetest little boy, River. Jennifer and her son live in a rural neighborhood in Allen, Tx with 2 pups. Sadie, a Black Lab, and Hunter, a Pit bull rescue! “My passion is caring for animals and it will continue to thrive as long as I can do something to help.”

Paola Juarez

Veterinary Technician

Mahriah Chandler

Technician

Johanna Hernandez

Kennel Assistant

Marshall

Mascot

After being found by an employee during the summer of 2006 as a young, mangy puppy wandering down Marsh Lane (his namesake), Marshall quickly worked his way into the hearts of all who met him, including his future mom, and became the unofficial mascot of the clinic. Recovering from the recent loss of her beloved Daisy, Ellen agreed to take Marshall home overnight, and the temporary arrangement quickly became permanent as Marshall found his forever home with her. After celebrating his eleventh birthday in 2017 (of course commemorated with a birthday party at the clinic including cake, ice cream, and party hats), Marshall has entered partial retirement, only coming to the office a few days a week. His hobbies include patrolling his Preston Center territory, working for treats by performing his “$99 trick,” helping his mom clean up the kitchen after she bakes, and donning fancy outfits.