Jeffery M. Cooper, DVM
Veterinarian & Medical Director
Dr. Cooper welcomes client and patient contact and the challenges of diagnostic medicine in his job. He has been a veterinarian for more than 45 years.
In his free time, he enjoys exercise, training Labrador retrievers, fishing, Bible study, and spending time with his wife now that his children are becoming responsible adults. A lifelong animal lover, his pets include Labrador retrievers, Jack Russell terriers, and cats.
Kristin Kultgen Dominguez, DVM
Dr. Kristin has always had a deep connection and love for animals. Growing up in Random Lake, WI, she cared for her childhood dog (a miniature Schnauzer) and an American Saddlebred horse! At the ripe age of five, she committed to becoming a veterinarian.
A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Kristin has worked as both an equine-only veterinarian and a mixed and small animal veterinarian since her career began in 2006. Her passions include educating clients and providing compassionate care. She is also certified in Fear Free techniques!
At home, Dr. Kristin and her family have small and large breed dogs, cats, a rabbit, and several different birds and chickens. She is still looking for her next equine companion. Dr. Kristin enjoys relaxing with her husband and two adventure-seeking daughters in her free time, as well as cherishing time spent outside. She often feels her best when she makes time for outdoor activities such as horseback riding, gardening, kayaking, or playing with her family's menagerie of pets.
Lauren Rawlins, DVM
Dr. Rawlins grew up in Flagler County, FL, with a dog, cats, hamsters, and rabbits. She also raised goats through FFA and always wanted to become a veterinarian. She majored in zoology and minored in wildlife ecology and conservation at the University of Florida, then worked as a technician at a small animal hospital for a year and a half. She received her DVM from St. George's University School of Veterinary Medicine in Grenada, followed by clinical training at the University of Minnesota. She is currently becoming acupuncture certified through Chi University.
Dr. Rawlins enjoys teaching and communicating with clients about their pets, as well as creating relationships with her patients and clients. She also enjoys practicing preventative medicine.
She and her husband, Brandan, share their home with a beagle named Bo, a pothound (an island street dog from Grenada) named Louise, and cats Fenwick, Madeline, Arthas, and Pumpkin. In her free time, Dr. Rawlins enjoys dancing, musical theater, eating ice cream, and traveling.
Lynne
Office Manager
Lynne says her co-workers, clients, and pets make her job great! There is always something new and interesting happening every day, so no day is ever the same. She has been in the veterinary field for over 41 years, but animals have always been a part of her life.
Although her four-legged children keep her busy, in her free time she enjoys working with her chickens, gardening, and spending time with her family.
Teryn
Assistant Manager & Licensed Veterinary Technician
Teryn enjoys meeting healthy pets for wellness exams as well as helping sick animals feel better. She is a licensed veterinary technician who has been working with animals for over 15 years. When not at work, she enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter & stepson and her fur‑kids. She loves hiking, mountain biking, and spending time at the beach. Her fur‑family members include a Frenchie named Calvin and a lab/pit mix named Charlie.
Donna
Receptionist
Donna loves greeting people and their fur babies! She has been working with animals for over 17 years.
She loves doing crafts and going to flea markets. She shares her house with her fur-baby, a Chihuahua named Rocky, who keeps her pretty busy!
Rosie
Receptionist
Rosie has more than 20 years of experience in the veterinary field. She enjoys greeting and meeting pets and their owners, making both feel comfortable. Rosie is "mostly" retired and loves spending time with her husband, family and Lexie.
Amanda
Technician/Receptionist
Amanda has almost 30 years of experience in the veterinary field. She loves meeting new furry friends and their owners. Outside of work Amanda enjoys spending time with her family and her dogs Grey & Opal.
Cheyenne
Veterinarian Technicians
Cheyenne has been in the veterinary field for six years and brings a strong passion for animal care to the clinic each day. When she’s not at work, you can find her spending time with her horses, tending to her farm, or enjoying a relaxing day at the beach.
Cindy
Receptionist
Cindy has been in the animal care field for over 40 years. She enjoys going for walks, riding her motorcycle and Friday night bowling. She currently resides with her husband, two dogs, one cat, two rabbits and six squirrels that live in the tree.
Kelly
Receptionist
Originally from rural Kentucky, Kelly has worked in veterinary medicine for over 20 years. She moved to Florida to enjoy ocean views and escape the chilly Kentucky winters. Kelly shares her cozy tiny house with her beloved Jack Russell, Niko.
Brittany
Veterinarian Technician
Brittany began her career in veterinary medicine in 2015. Outside of work, she enjoys quality time with her daughter and their dog, Willow. Her favorite activities include reading, kayaking, visiting the springs and beach, and exploring local farmers markets.
Trice
Veterinarian Technician
Trice has been a part of the Shadow Lakes Animal Hospital team for about three years. She loves getting to know all of our clients and their furry family members. In her free time, she enjoys playing video games, watching horror movies, visiting theme parks, and roller skating.
Kaycee
Veterinarian Technician
Kaycee has been with Shadow Lakes Animal Hospital for nearly three years. She’s committed to helping her team provide the best care for every patient. After hours, she tends to her own four-legged crew—both big and small. On weekends, she and her fiancé enjoy outdoor adventures like hunting, fishing, camping, and four-wheeling, or spending time at home with loved ones and pets.
Mary
Veterinary Technician
Mary graduated from the Institute of Animal Art in 2012 as a Certified Veterinary Technician and has spent the past 13 years devoted to caring for animals with skill, compassion, and professionalism. At home, she’s a proud Labrador mom to two playful pups who keep her active and smiling.