Dr Singh has been practicing small animal medicine and surgery since 1999. He has worked in a very busy small animal practice in Milwaukee as well as in an emergency clinic in the Madison area. He has special interests in emergency medicine, orthopedics and laser surgery. From now on Dr. Singh will be part of the Capital City Veterinary Clinic offering all the services to our clients and their loving pets. In his spare time he likes to travel, spend time with his 3 children, wife, and Yorkshire terrier named “Shera.”

Dr. Dean’s special interests in practice are nutrition, animal behavior, ophthalmology and urology. Prior to coming to Capital City Vet Clinic, he did veterinary clinical research in the University of Minnesota’s departments of Integrative Biology and Physiology and Veterinary Clinical Sciences. When not at work, his hobbies include travel, home improvement projects, rugby union, camping and fishing. He and his husband live on the north side of Madison with their sheltie/corgi mix, Molly.

Dr. John Carey has been practicing veterinary medicine since 1999. His interests are orthopedics, feline medicine, and helping older cats and dogs live longer healthier lives. Outside of work he enjoys camping and hiking with his family and he also plays in several local jazz groups.

Dr. Bates is our MOVES veterinary internal medicine partner, available to perform consultations and advanced internal medicine procedures at Capital City Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Bates is an internal medicine specialist with strong interests in cardiopulmonary, immune mediated and endocrine diseases. She completed her undergrad at Montana State University then graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. She then completed an internship at the Animal Medical Center in NYC, after which she was accepted into a residency program at Michigan State University. Dr. Bates is Board Certified through the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. Her clinical research interest is in hypoadrenocortism (Addison’s disease). Dr. Bates, along with other industry colleagues, recently had a retrospective study, “Lower Initial Dose Desoxycorticosterone Pivalate for Treatment of Canine Primary Hypoadrenocorticism,” accepted for publication in the Australian Veterinary Journal.

Talisa has been working as a Veterinary Receptionist at Capital City Veterinary Clinic. She feels that working with animals brings her happiness and peace. She loves coming to work everyday and excited to continue learning. In her free time she likes to spend time with her children and her dog Nahal Bear. When she is not at work, she enjoys painting, coloring and photography.

Katie is the Assistant Manager at Capital City Veterinary Clinic.
She has been working as Certified Veterinary Assistant since 2017. She has always had a passion for animals and knew that she wanted to do something in the veterinary field since she was in kindergarten. When she moved home from Africa in 2017, Katie started her veterinary assistance program at Kishwaukee College in Malta, IL. During her downtime, you can find her at home crocheting and binge-watching a TV series or reading a book. In the summer, she likes canoeing, camping, and fishing. She currently has 2 small critters: 1 Guinea pig (Acorn) and a Holland Lop (Ozzy).

Brandy has been working with the animals since 2008 and working as Veterinary Technician for 10 years. She has been around animals her entire life and has always had a passion to work with them. Brandy loves her job and enjoys working with small animals. In her free time she likes to spend time with family and fur babies, cook and travel.

Originally from northern Illinois, Alyssa spent nine years in Colorado Springs where she began her career in animal welfare in 2019 as an Animal Law Enforcement Officer, advocating for animals and the community by educating on animal law, proper care, and behavior. In 2021, she transitioned into veterinary medicine, working at a small animal emergency hospital and later at an equine veterinary hospital.

Having always felt at home in Wisconsin, where she spent much of her childhood, Alyssa returned in 2024 to join Capital City Veterinary Clinic and further her career.

Alyssa loves the outdoors and enjoys camping, fishing, hiking, and archery. When she's not outside, she spends her downtime reading, making art, learning about business and digital marketing, and spending time with her family, significant other, her cat Nash, and her dog Tallulah.

Kirstie is from Glendale, Wisconsin. She has worked in the veterinary field for the past 12 years as a technician, CSR and dog handler. She has two cats named Remy and Bing. Kirstie has been a part of Capital City Vet Clinic per diem since 2021, but joined as a full time in 2024. In her free time, Kirstie enjoys going to the race track, camping, hiking, traveling and crocheting.

Dalton was born and raised in Wisconsin. Throughout his childhood, he has been surrounded by various animals and especially loves cats. He currently owns 4 cats and loves to spend time with them.

After attending college and gaining experience in customer service, Dalton has decided to pursue a career in the veterinary field. He hopes to continue working with animals and connect with fellow pet owners.

In his free time he loves cooking, watching the Minnesota Vikings, and browsing his local pet store for items he can spoil his cats with.

Skylar is a Veterinary Assistant at Capital City Veterinary Clinic. Originally from Rockford IL, Skylar moved to Sun Prairie WI and started her career working with animals in 2020. Skylar has always had a passion for working with animals. She owns two dogs, Jaybo a German Shepherd and Brittany a boxer mix. During her free time Skylar enjoys training her dogs to compete in various dog sports.

Taylor is from northeast Ohio. She started working for a local breeder 4 years ago and spiked her interest in veterinary medicine. She moved on to working at an emergency veterinary clinic and boarding clinic, and fell in love with it all. She is currently working as a veterinary assistant at Capital City Vet Clinic. In her free time she loves hanging with her two dogs Sassy a German shepherd, and Trixie a cavapoo and three cats Miko, Peko, and Rei.

Jordan is a receptionist at Capital City Veterinary Clinic. An avid advocate and educator for small and exotic animals, Jordan owns a rabbit named Glossimer (Glossy) whom she spoils like a king. In her free time, she volunteers for the Wisconsin House Rabbit Society and several local Humane Societies as their point-of-contact for rabbit expertise. She can often be found watching movies or cartoons with Glossy, or playing her favorite video games.