Veterinarians

Vicki Daldin Marsh, D.V.M.
​Practice Limited to Surgery

​                     To the left is a photo  of Dr. Marsh with her best friend, Nigel.
Dr. Daldin Marsh grew up in Birmingham, Michigan and obtained her doctorate in veterinary medicine from Michigan State University. She invariably feels that every species of animal deserves high quality medical care. Dr. Marsh provides veterinary care for all the animals at the Creature Conservancy, a wildlife education center founded by her husband Steve Marsh.  At Animal Kingdom Dr. Marsh performs a myriad of veterinary surgical procedures from routine to complex.  

Kimberly Lake, D.V.M.
Medicine and Surgery

​Dr. Lake grew up in Macomb, Michigan.  She attended Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania where she earned a bachelor's degree in Biology. While there, she competed as a Division II athlete on the volleyball team. After completing her undergraduate degree, Dr. Lake attended the Michigan State University School of Veterinary Medicine where her main focus included small animal and exotic veterinary medicine. 

​Dr. Lake is married to Dr. Matthew Lake and they have a daughter and two dogs. Together, they enjoy spending time in Northern Michigan with the rest of their family.

Margaret Campbell, D.V.M.
Medicine and Surgery

​​Dr. Campbell is originally from Whitmore Lake, MI. She completed her undergraduate degree in Biology at Eastern Michigan University and her veterinary degree at Michigan State University. Throughout her education Dr. Campbell was able to spend time working in exotic animal practice, wildlife practice, and small animal emergency. Dr. Campbell has a border collie, rough coated collie, and a sheltie at home with whom she participates in agility, herding, and scent work. Her ball python does not participate in any sports  :-)​
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Alyssa Pearson, D.V.M.
​Medicine​

Dr. Alyssa Pearson grew up in Mishawaka, IN, but has lived all over the country. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Behavior, Ecology, and Evolution at the University of California, San Diego. Dr. Pearson then attended the University of Minnesota - College of Veterinary Medicine, during which time she volunteered at the local wildlife rehabilitation center, worked on a standardbred racetrack and in her school’s Small Animal Hospital.

She spent a year in Grand Rapids completing an internship at an equine practice before deciding she wanted to broaden her horizons and joined the AKVH team. She enjoys working with all species, especially cats, reptiles, and barnyard birds. Outside of work, Dr. Pearson enjoys exploring Ann Arbor, bird-watching, and spending time with her two cats, Rochester and Gatsby.