Dr. Jenny Parrish

Jenny graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a degree in English. She then spent some time traveling in Europe and substitute teaching in California. It was when she was working as a warden on a river in the summer of 2005 that she figured out her desire to become a veterinarian. After taking some prerequisite courses at UNC-Asheville and NCSU, she attended veterinary school at NCSU and graduated in 2008.

While in school, Dr. Parrish enjoyed learning about all animals and her first job was working as a mixed animal veterinarian. Although the work was rewarding, Dr. Parrish met her husband and began her family in 2010-11, making the hours of a mixed animal veterinarian difficult. Thus, it is with great anticipation that she begins this new journey with her own mobile practice.

In her free time, Dr. Parrish enjoys being with her family. She likes to travel, read, knit, and play outdoors.

Dr. Jackie Soule

Jackie was born and raised here in Durham, North Carolina. She attended North Carolina State University for her undergraduate work, during which she spent six months working with racehorses in Australia. She continued her education with the Wolfpack, earning her DVM from NC State in 2001. She has worked in several practices in the state and is thrilled to be returning to the Triangle to practice veterinary medicine in a house call setting.

When not working, Dr. Soule can be found spending time with her husband and kids. In the summer on free weekends, you can usually find them out on the boat, skiing and tubing. In the fall and winter, ACC games are on the TV. She enjoys decorating cakes for family birthdays, curling up with a good novel and a cup of tea, trying the new beer from one of the local breweries, and can occasionally be found running slower than a turtle in molasses. Her four-footed kids are Lizzie, a fuzzy little black haired mutt, and Sophie, a regal geriatric feline.

Dr. Ashleigh Caplin

Ashleigh grew up on a farm in Cape Cod Massachusetts and competed nationally in equestrian sports up through her college years. She fell in love with Raleigh, North Carolina when she competed in the national finals, held there in 2001. She earned her BA from Wellesley College and went on to complete her veterinary degree at Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in 2013 where she received the Simensen award for outstanding achievement in veterinary studies. After completing an internship program in Rhode Island, Dr. Caplin moved to North Carolina in 2014, following her teenage dream to become an ambulatory veterinarian there.

Ashleigh worked for 2 years in equine ambulatory medicine before transitioning to companion animal medicine in a hospital setting. She is excited to join Local Mobile Vet where she can combine ambulatory services with small animal medicine. Dr Caplin has a special interest in building relationships between her patients and their owners, geriatric care, and also has advanced training in veterinary acupuncture.

In her free time she enjoys exploring the state she now calls home with her family through hiking and travel. She also loves horseback riding, baking, indoor rock climbing, and walks with her labrador retriever, Jax, “coconut” retriever, Chiquita, and “foster-failure”, AryaDog.