About Us

Veterinarian Owned and Managed

As a veterinary-owned facility, your pet’s happiness and well-being are our top priority. All of our team members will treat your pet with the same love and compassion that they are used to receiving at home. We know they will enjoy their time here, enough to want to come back and see us!

Like our family at PAH, our role in the community and our commitment to the families and the pets we care for are extremely important. So much so that we have become an interim foster/boarding facility for several rescue animals awaiting their furrever homes. Helping these dogs become socialized with other pets and people is important for their long-term happiness in their lasting homes.

We are the voice of forgotten pets.

After working in the corporate veterinary care world, Dr. Pressly recognized the need for more practices working with rescue organizations, abused pets, and unfortunate cases coming out of animal shelters. His goal was to open his own clinic to help these pets in addition to those in his community. As the voice of forgotten pets, our mission is to bring that level of care and compassion to every patient we see, whether they’re from a shelter or a loving home.

We believe in being dedicated members of the veterinary community.

We are members of several veterinary associations, which allows us to both maintain the most up-to-date veterinary care practices as well as advocate for pets and their health. We’re proud members of the American Veterinary Medical Association, North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association, American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture, Better Business Bureau of Southern Piedmont, and American Heartworm Society.

Please scroll down and get to know our dedicated team.

Owner

Dr. William Pressly

Veterinarian / Owner

Dr. Pressly's Bio

I have lived in Charlotte most of my life and graduated from East Mecklenburg High School in 1987. I attended the University of North Carolina at Charlotte for my undergraduate studies and graduated in 1992. Graduating in 1998 from North Carolina State University, I went to work with my mentor, Dr. Cochrane, treating large animals in the NC triangle area. Moving back to Charlotte in 1999, I suffered a near-fatal car accident. After several months of rehab, I returned to what I loved, veterinary medicine. I decided at that time to make the transition to small animal medicine.

Previously in emergency medicine and as an associate in corporate and local private practice, I noticed a lack of private practices with local rescue organizations. So, our mission was born: WE ARE THE VOICE OF FORGOTTEN PETS. I quickly came to terms with my calling and opened Pressly Animal Hospital in July 2011. At PAH, we are very fortunate to work with over 80 different local and long-distance rescue organizations.

In March 2019, PAH moved into a new facility, and our boarding and daycare were formed. We knew this type of service was needed in the area. The boarding took off like a rocket, but we could only offer daycare to a handful due to space. In October of 2020, an opportunity came along that allowed us to move our services into a previous boarding and daycare facility. So under my direction, Pressly Playcation Station was created, BECAUSE YOUR PET DESERVES A VACATION TOO!

In my free time, I spend it with my three daughters, enjoying various outdoor activities, and of course, rescuing animals both big and small. Our animal family consists of three rescue dogs, a chaperone family for two Labradors from Project 2 Heal, a cat. To our farm, we have added three sheep, several chickens, and twenty-six goats, a cow, two pigs, a horse, and a donkey.

Thank you to all our clients and friends that support our practice and mission to help all pets have a better life. Remember, stewardship of all creatures is our responsibility.

Pressly Playcation Station – Team

To contact the boarding and daycare team, you can email: [email protected]

Cade Brewer

Lead Shift Supervisor

Cade's Bio
Hi there, my name is Cade Brewer. When you hear someone say that working with animals and pets must be a dream job, it really is. I couldn’t be happier with where I’m at in this industry. I’d say my personal favorite thing with this job is learning the different personalities and quirks each dog has and creating a bond off of it. Can’t wait to see you at PPS!

Skylar Morris

Shift Supervisor

Skylar's Bio

Bio coming soon

Beth Scott

Receptionist

Beth's Bio

Hi! My name is Beth and I am the lofficial Treat Guarder here at Pressly Playcation Staton. With 5 doggies at home, coming to work with pets all day is amazing. My favorite thing about my job is taking care of the cats when I am not helping our clients.

Terry Sanborn

Receptionist

Terry's Bio

I am originally from New York.  After two years of marriage we moved overseas for 19 years. We lived in Spain, Hong Kong, The Netherlands and Dubai. We have 3 grown children. While living overseas I worked in American schools. Upon moving back to the states I held several managerial positions. During the last  ten years, I have worked with Labrador Retrievers from birth to adult dogs. We have 3 labradors. In my down time I enjoy knitting and spending time with my husband. 

Brittany Jenkins

Shift Supervisor

Brittany's Bio

My name is Brittany. I’ve lived in the Carolinas all my life. I’ve been in the petcare industry since 2019 and have been here at Pressly Playcation Station since 2022. I grew up surrounded by dogs and farm animals and can’t imagine my life without them. I have a lot of interest in dog training and animal behavior. 

Groomer

Lynn

Lynn Bryant

Groomer
Groomer's Bio
I’ve been grooming since 2001. Before joining Pressly Playcation Station, I owned Spa 4 Paws in Waxhaw for 8 years but had worked there for 16 years. I love grooming both cats and dogs but decided I didn’t love owning my own business. Already being a client of Pressly Animal Hospital, it was an easy decision to make when Dr. Pressly asked me to come join his team. I absolutely love it here and can’t wait to see what the future holds.