Dr. Wagner grew up in Northern California and went to school there at Sonoma State University. He then went to the University of Saskatchewan, Western College of Veterinary Medicine as a graduate student in the Microbiology Department. While there, one of his duties was to be the interim Director of the J. S. Fulton Arbovirus Research Laboratory. While working with the veterinary students the decision was made to apply to veterinary school and then into private practice. After graduation he gained 5 years experience in a mixed practice in Kelowna, British Columbia before leaving Canada to return to California to start up the Glen Ellen Veterinary Hospital. With retirement in mind, after 32 years in business, he and his wife Pam, sold the practice and moved to North Carolina. He feels lucky to have become part of the Seagrove Animal crew. Part of the enjoyment of working at SAH is meeting all the local people and their pets. Both Bob and Pam are so grateful to have relocated to North Carolina ( since 2013 ).

When not working, Dr. Wagner is on his Harley, golfing or sitting on the deck with their dog " The Potato".

Dr. Ellis has had a passion for helping animals for as long as he can remember. In high school and college, he worked as a veterinary technician, and in 2014 graduated from NC State College of Veterinary Medicine.
Keeping true to his passion for helping animals, Dr. Ellis has served on multiple mission trips to underserved areas of the country. He has also pursued his interest in internal medicine, radiology, soft tissue surgery and orthopedic surgery.
Dr. Ellis lives with his wife Catherine in Statesville. They have two dogs, Calie and Dixie, and a cat, Jasmine. In his free time,

Dr. Francis recently relocated to North Carolina, and she is thrilled to join the amazing team at Creedmoor Road Animal Hospital. With four years of experience as a small animal veterinarian, she loves communicating with clients and providing exceptional care for her patients. She is excited to begin forming new relationships with families and their fur-babies!

Born and raised in Ohio, she decided to pursue vet school internationally. In 2016, she traveled to the Caribbean and attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Francis completed her clinical year at The Ohio State University in 2019. After graduating, she began working with dogs and cats at a private practice close to her hometown in Wintersville, Ohio.

Throughout her career, she has developed a love for various areas in veterinary medicine. Having two older dogs, she has an interest in senior/geriatric care. Her other interests include dermatology and cytology, as well as wellness/preventative care. She is dedicated to staying current with the latest advancements as she believes our furry loved ones deserve to live their best, healthy life!

Outside of the clinic, she likes to hang out with her friends, try new restaurants, and travel with her husband. Dr. Francis and her husband love visiting new beaches every year and doing boat tours. She also enjoys doing Zumba and Beat Boxing fitness classes weekly. Her down time consists of cuddling and spending time with her 3 dogs and kitty cat.

When you see her, please give her a warm welcome and give her a few suggestions on new places she needs to visit!

Dr. Goldbach grew up in Chapel Hill, NC but has lived in Raleigh for many years and loves the area. She received her Bachelors in Biology and Animal Science, then received her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from North Carolina State University. Dr. Goldbach has a special interest and passion for surgery, especially orthopedic surgery. She has received formal training alongside board certified surgeons in soft tissue and orthopedic surgery and has performed these techniques with great success. She has always made an effort to provide affordable surgical options to pet owners and loves working with them throughout the recovery process. Since obtaining her veterinary degree, she has practiced for several years in general practice and emergency while building her surgical skills.

When Dr. Goldbach is not in the OR, she loves to spend time with her friends and family in the area. She enjoys taking trips to the beach during her weekends off. Her passions include traveling, cycling, running and cooking. Dr. Goldbach has three rescue dogs named Finley, Hudson and Apollo along with one cat, Mufasa.