In-Home Pet Euthanasia in Memphis, TN

Meet Dr. Susannah Mays, a compassionate veterinarian with 10 years of veterinary services experience. She specializes in in-home pet euthanasia and is dedicated to providing the highest standard of care to her patients. Dr. Mays works with canines and felines, ensuring that every animal receives the compassionate care they deserve. Originally from Greenville, MS, Dr. Susannah Mays pursued her veterinary degree at Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine after completing her undergraduate studies at The University of Mississippi. To further enhance her skills, she completed an internship in small animal medicine and surgery at Memphis Veterinary Specialists. Dr. Mays and her family have chosen Memphis as their home, and they love being an integral part of the community. Dr. Susannah Mays is driven by her lifelong connection with animals. From a young age, she felt a deep bond with them and excelled in biology and science throughout her education. Choosing a career in veterinary medicine was a natural choice for her. Her motivation stems from her belief that every animal deserves compassionate care, and she consistently strives to provide the highest level of care to all her patients. Recognizing the emotional and sensitive nature of end-of-life decisions for pets, Dr. Mays expanded her practice to include in-home euthanasia. With years of experience providing emergency care for pets in Memphis, she wanted to offer a more comfortable and familiar environment for both the animals and their owners during this difficult time. By providing in-home euthanasia, Dr. Mays aims to create a peaceful and compassionate atmosphere, allowing pets to be surrounded by their loved ones in the comfort of their own homes. This personalized approach not only eases the emotional burden for pet owners but also ensures a more peaceful transition for the pet, allowing them to say goodbye in a calm and familiar setting. In her personal life, Dr. Susannah Mays enjoys spending time with her family, playing tennis, practicing yoga, and learning embroidery. She is the proud owner of a yellow lab named Lady and a cat named Paula Deen.

Dr. Heather White has been dedicated to helping pets and their families in Tennessee and Mississippi since graduating from Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1997. Growing up in Collierville, TN, Dr. White witnessed her small town's growth from 5,000 to 55,000 people, but her passion for animal care has remained constant. Inspired by James Herriot and her early dream of becoming a doctor for animals, she pursued her veterinary career with unwavering determination, entering Mississippi State University's Early Entry Program and never looking back. Dr. White’s love for animals began at the age of five, when she believed she had invented the idea of being a doctor for animals. Encouraged by her father to be the best vet there ever was, she set out on a path that has led her to become a compassionate and experienced veterinarian. She is committed to providing the highest level of care, especially during those difficult end-of-life moments, offering in-home euthanasia services that allow pets to pass peacefully in their own surroundings. Outside of her professional life, Dr. White enjoys spending time with her family and her diverse pack of pets, ranging from her two Champion Great Danes, Ash and Maizy, to her Pit Bull, Banana, and her tiny Papillon, Jelly Bean. Whether traveling, camping, or attending dog shows, Dr. White finds joy in every moment spent with her furry companions. Her lifelong passion for animals continues to shine through in her work, making her a trusted partner for families during their pets' final journey.

Dr. Kimberly Gaddis grew up in Mississippi and has always felt a deep connection to animals and the people who love them. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from the University of Southern Mississippi and her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Mississippi State University. After spending seven years in private practice, she transitioned into shelter medicine, where she continues to make a meaningful impact on animal welfare in her community. Throughout her career, Dr. Gaddis has found her greatest fulfillment in advocating for the well-being of her patients and supporting families through every stage of their pets’ lives. She believes that providing compassionate end-of-life care is one of the most important ways a veterinarian can serve both animals and their families. By offering in-home euthanasia, she helps ensure that beloved companions can pass peacefully in a familiar, loving environment—surrounded by the people who mean the most to them. When she’s not caring for animals, Dr. Gaddis enjoys spending time with her family, often exploring local Memphis favorites—from breweries to the Children’s Museum. She also loves reading and baking whenever she gets the chance. At home, she’s happily outnumbered by her three mixed-breed dogs—Maggie, Olive, and Indy—who fill her days with laughter, love, and a little bit of chaos.