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.

Leah joined the Capital City Vet Clinic family in 2017. She grew up with various family pets in Milwaukee, WI. Outside of work, Leah enjoys pleasure riding her horse Ollie, playing with her dogs Maddie and Bootsie, and spending time with her daughter Brylee. Leah enjoys being around all types of animals large and small. Her favorite part of veterinary medicine is seeing pearly white teeth after cleaning years of tarter build up from dental patient’s mouth.

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 works as the lead Veterinary Receptionist at Capital City Veterinary Clinic, and has been working as patient care coordinator in the veterinary field 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, graduating in 2019. 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 three small critters: 2 Guinea pigs (Palmar and 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.

Kim has been working in the veterinary medicine since 2019. She received her certificate as a Veterinary Assistant in December 2022 from Penn Foster College. Kim has been working as a Veterinary Assistant in emergency medicine since then. She has always loved animals and really enjoy being able to work with them and help them every day! Although she loves all animals, chihuahuas have a special place in her heart!
At home she has 7 chihuahuas and a jack russell - Rosie, Simon, Bear, Monkey, Chico, Moreno, Georgio and Gurty, and a husband, She also has two daughters, one son and three grandchildren. Outside of work she enjoys being outside, and spending time with her pups and family!

Brittany was born and raised in Edgerton, Wisconsin. She attended UW- Madison and graduated in 2009 with a degree in English and Animal Science. While attending UW- Madison in 2006, she begin her journey working with animals. Brittany is working as a Veterinary Assistant at Capital City Veterinary Clinic. She is an avid sports fan, star wars nerd and enjoys reading anything she can get her hands on. When not at work, she enjoys spending time with her cat Jyn.

Ize has been working as a Veterinary Receptionist at Capital City Vet Clinic. She has a huge love for animals, especially her dog Remi. In her free time you can find her outside- hiking, camping or having a much needed beach day. Aside from work and her outside activities, she is busy working on her side job as an artist. She makes beautiful ceramics along with black and white commission pieces. Her favorite part of what she does is being able to put a smile on peoples faces!

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.