We recognize that all members of our staff contribute to the well-being of every client and patient. Georgia Equine Veterinary Services commits to providing you a team that works together to meet your needs in an environment of respect and warmth. Our outlook is a positive one, regarding our profession, programs and people. We also understand and believe in the importance of including your other horse care professionals in providing for total horse well-being.
Dr. Laura DuVall Molony
Practice Owner and Veterinarian
In 2011, Dr. Laura DuVall Molony opened her own veterinary practice, Georgia Equine Veterinary Services. She was formerly with Chattahoochee Equine where she was a founder, former owner and full partner for 14 years, beginning her career at an equine surgical center. Dr. DuVall received her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine where she concentrated on Equine Studies and received academic and clinical awards and recognition.
Dr. DuVall attended the Georgia Institute of Technology and holds a Bachelor of Science. After completing her undergraduate studies, she worked as assistant trainer for international Event trainer Jim Graham. Dr. DuVall grew up in Columbus, Georgia, competitively riding in 3-day eventing by age 12.
Dr. DuVall pursues a number of hobbies including competing in the jumper ring, fox hunting with Shakerag Hounds and training her Jack Russell Terrier dog, Reagan, for canine agility events.
On January 14th, 2012 Laura DuVall and Timothy Molony were married. She will be going by the name Dr. Molony as clients and peers get use to her new name.
Tim Molony
Practice Owner and Vet Assistant
Tim Molony hails from Eastern Iowa where he was raised on his family hog and cattle farm in Eastern Iowa. He served 23 years in the Active U.S. Army, Tim served in Operation Desert Shield, Desert Storm, Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. Tim continues to develop his skills and education as a veterinary assistant and regularly attends continuing education seminars. He enjoys bird hunting with his German Shorthaired Pointers, Jameson and Sox.
Dr. Dee Whelchel
Dr. Whelchel, known as Dr. Dee by most, grew up in Atlanta, Georgia; riding and competing hunter jumpers locally and regionally. Dr. Dee received a bachelor of science from Emory University in 1999 and then completed a master of science in physiology at the University of Georgia, College of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. Dr. Dee earned her doctorate in veterinary medicine from the University of Georgia, College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. She then completed an internship in Large Animal Medicine and Surgery at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences followed by a residency in Large Animal Internal Medicine at the University of Georgia, College of Veterinary Medicine. Since becoming a boarded specialist in large animal internal medicine, Dr. Whelchel has enjoyed a career in both private practice and academia, working in both equine ambulatory general practice and equine internal medicine. In 2021, Dr. Dee joined the team at GEVS as a part time associate. Dr. Dee’s favorite parts of veterinary medicine include building relationships with clients, working in a team approach to help horses especially in the areas of internal medicine and general wellness, and participating in the education of clients and future veterinarians. Dr. Dee lives in Milton, Ga on a small hobby farm with her husband Curtis and their two dogs, Percy and Winston. Outside of work, Dr. Dee enjoys all sorts of outdoors activities including hiking, kayaking and flyfishing with her husband.
Dr. Mik Chari
Dr. Chari is dedicated to the highest level of equine veterinary medicine and meaningful client relationships. She has lived in Georgia for over 20 years and holds her doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Upon completion of her DVM, she completed an ambulatory equine internship in Minnesota and Georgia. Mik also has a background in equine acupuncture and holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Kennesaw State University. Mik’s equestrian interests began early and by the age of three she was on horseback. She rode hunter jumper followed by serious dressage studies. She loves horse riding second only to the horses themselves. Born in Ohio, Mik grew up surrounded by Saint Bernard dogs, cats and horses. Prior to pursuing veterinary medicine, Mik was part-owner of a music school, Music by Tritone, teaching and performing violin, viola and bass while singing professionally. Presently, Mik still enjoys musical pursuits as well as running, hiking and archery with her husband Dante. She also loves spending time with family/friends and chilling with her chubby cat, Pancho.
Dr. Emily Hart
Dr. Emily Hart grew up in Suwanee Georgia. She was introduced to horses at a young age and quickly knew she wanted to become an equine veterinarian. She attended The University of Georgia for both undergraduate and veterinary school, where she was able to focus her studies on equine medicine. Following graduation, she completed a one-year ambulatory internship at Peterson Smith Equine Hospital in Ocala, Florida. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, mountain biking, hiking with her dog, kayaking, trail riding and yoga.
Ashley
Veterinarian Assistant
Ashley grew up in Canton, GA. Her love for horses began when she was a little girl, and she followed that love into a career. Ashley previously worked as a barn manager for 7 years gaining lots of experience handling, riding, and showing many horses. She truly loves every aspect of her job, and is currently studying courses to become a Certified Equine Veterinary Assistant. Ashley enjoys spending time with her husband Mason, beautiful daughter Kinsley, and their 3 dogs.
Christy Reeves
Front Office
Christy is a native Georgian born in Atlanta, at an early age of three she caught the equine “bug” from her mother, started riding at Yellow River Stables. Christy rode on and off until she got married in 1998. Christy has worked in the local equine industry for over 15 years. She is an original charter member of the “Masters Saddlers Association of Certified Saddle fitters. Christy obtained her license as a Small Mammals Wildlife Rehabilitator in 2010, specializing in Squirrels, (gray/flying), Chipmunks, Groundhogs and other “odd” species. She has also volunteered at AWARE wildlife center for 2 years. If you ever stop by in the office she may have some of her “critters” with her at work. She is currently pursuing a degree as a Wildlife Biologist and hopes to finish her license as a Registered Pharmacy Technician.