In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Atlanta, GA

Dr. Megan Duvall brings compassion and over 20 years of veterinary experience to help you and your beloved pet navigate the difficult journey of saying goodbye. Growing up in the DC suburbs of Maryland, she began her academic journey at the University of Georgia, graduating in 1998, and earned her DVM from the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. Her career has been rich and varied, including internships in small animal, emergency, and zoo medicine, as well as contributing to the opening of the Georgia Aquarium. After years as the medical director at VCA Half Moon Bay in California, she returned to Atlanta during the pandemic to be closer to family. Dr. Duvall views veterinary medicine as a partnership with families, recognizing that pets are cherished companions who share our lives in deeply meaningful ways. She understands the bond between you and your pet, from adoption through the treasured senior years. Helping pets pass with dignity and comfort is a responsibility she approaches with empathy and respect, drawing from her own experiences to support families during these emotional moments. Outside of work, Dr. Duvall enjoys spending time with her sons, riding horses, practicing yoga, and traveling. At home, her family includes Banjo, a lovable German Shepherd-Husky, Willow, a quirky Husky-Boxer-Dachshund blend, and Delilah, their mischievous cat. Dr. Duvall feels privileged to be by your side, offering guidance and care during this most tender time in your pet’s life.

Dr. Camille Gangulee's journey to becoming a veterinarian has been deeply rooted in her love for animals and the human-animal bond. Originally from the Philippines, Dr. Gangulee moved to Florida, where she grew up surrounded by family and pets, including her two small dogs, Dimples and Taco. After graduating from the University of Florida with her undergraduate degree in 2013, she worked as a veterinary assistant for two years before returning to UF for her DVM, graduating in 2019. It was during her early years of practice that Dr. Gangulee realized the profound impact of in-home euthanasia, a service that allows pets to pass peacefully in the comfort of their homes. Dr. Gangulee’s veterinary career took her to a busy small animal practice in Gainesville, where she practiced for three years, providing in-home end-of-life care for many families. This experience fueled her passion for helping pets and their owners navigate the difficult journey of saying goodbye in a serene and familiar environment. In 2022, she moved to Atlanta with her husband, two young children, and their two dogs, Comet and Jack. Since then, Dr. Gangulee has worked as a relief veterinarian, gaining valuable insight into the importance of offering in-home euthanasia to pet owners, especially during the challenges of a busy clinic schedule. Outside of her professional life, Dr. Gangulee enjoys spending time with her family, including her energetic dog, Comet, and her loyal older dog, Jack. As a family, they enjoy exploring Atlanta’s culinary scene and exposing their children to new experiences. Dr. Gangulee is dedicated to ensuring that pets, especially those nearing the end of their lives, are treated with the dignity and compassion they deserve, allowing families to cherish their final moments together.

Born and raised in Kentucky, Dr. Allie Poole's journey to becoming a veterinarian started at a young age. Her passion has been deeply rooted in her love for animals and the human-animal bond. Dr. Poole received her Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Berry College in Rome, Georgia and her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine (WAR EAGLE!). After obtaining her doctorate, Dr. Poole moved to Atlanta where she began to practice as an Emergency Doctor. Through her emergency work for 3.5 years, Dr. Poole became experienced in developing relationships with owners during times of crisis. Dr. Poole is passionate about providing thorough and compassionate care. After helping hundreds of families through end-of-life decisions, Dr. Poole realized the profound impact that the hospital environment plays into the grief experience for the families as well as the comfort of the pet. She made the decision to leave ER and transition to practicing in-home euthanasia full time in an effort to provide a more serene experience for both the pet and the family. Outside of her professional life, Dr. Poole enjoys spending time with her own pets. She rescued her dog, Willett, prior to starting veterinary school. Willett helped Dr. Poole study every day for 4 years, so he earned his honorary “dog”torate degree. Dr. Poole almost made it through vet school without adopting another pet, until Harlow, needed rescuing after she was hit by a car as a kitten. Dr. Poole rescued her third pet, Chappell, in 2024 when she was surrendered and required emergency surgery. Dr. Poole is also an avid sports fans and proudly supports the Atlanta Braves and the Auburn Tigers. When able, she loves to travel and explore new cultures. Her favorite destinations have included Thailand, Costa Rica, the Galapagos Islands, and South Africa.