Our Veterinary Team

Dr. Nick Garrick, Veterinarian

Bio coming soon.

Lindsay Donovan, Veterinary Technician

Lindsay previously worked at First State Animal Center and SPCA, starting as a kennel attendant and cat technician and growing into an adoption agent for the very animals she was caring for. She joined our team at Graylyn after wanting to be in a position where she could physically help the animals, and after learning the medical side of things she was captivated by the field. Lindsay is an animal advocate, speaking up for homeless and/or abused pets. She loves fostering all types of animals (but kitten litters are her favorite!). When under her care, she rehabilitates these foster animals and once healthy and strong enough, will find forever homes for them. Her 5-year goals include buying a larger house and working her way towards becoming a licensed veterinary technician. In her downtime, Lindsay enjoys hiking with her husband and attending concerts. Along with her husband, she shares her home with 7 cats and 3 dogs. Lindsay’s superpower as a Technician is being a cat whisperer.

Stephanie Davis, Veterinary Technician

Before joining Graylyn, Stephanie worked at a small animal practice, training from the bottom up. Starting her experience in the kennel department until becoming a fully capable trained technician. After graduating high school, she completed her core classes with a local community college before continuing her education with an online veterinary technician program. In 5 years, Stephanie hopes to be a Licensed Veterinary Technician and to gain more hands-on experience with exotic animals. In her free time, she enjoys hiking with her dogs, photography, and camping. She shares her home with two huskies, a hound mix, two cats, and a bird! Stephanie’s superpower is helping our more fearful patients have better, less stressful experiences with us.

Ian Frey, Practice Manager

Ian attended Wilmington University where he obtained his BS in Business Management. Prior to becoming the Practice Manager of both Hockessin & Graylyn, he was the manager of the Delaware SPCA. He was brought to the field of Veterinary Medicine because of the encouraging and rewarding environment, and the opportunity to work with team members that not only want to be successful in their position at the hospital, but in their personal lives as well. Ian’s superpower is to learn, teach, promote and encourage success; both inside and outside of the hospitals he manages. In five years, he would like to be working towards obtaining his CVPM Certification. In Ian’s downtime, he enjoys fishing, kayaking and hiking. He shares his home with a loving German Shepherd, Scarlett.

Dr. Thomas Wilkerson, Chief of Staff

Dr. Tom Wilkerson has known since the age of 4 that he wanted to be a veterinarian and has been working with animals since 13, when he started as a kennel attendant. After fulfilling a family tradition of military service by enlisting in the Army and service 4 years in the Republic of Korea, Dr. Wilkerson went on to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a veterinarian. He graduated from Delaware Valley College in 2005 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Wildlife Conservation & Biotechnology and then from Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech in 2009. Following graduation from veterinary school, Dr. Wilkerson worked as an Associate Veterinarian in Newtown, PA before joining Windcrest Animal Hospital. He left Windcrest for a short-time to gain more experience in emergency medicine, before returning to the Graylyn Crest Animal Hospital, as Chief of Staff in March 2019.

Tom has developed a special interest in exotic animal medicine and surgery from his own pets growing up and experiences working with wildlife and with lab animals. He also enjoys dog and cat internal medicine and surgery, as well. Tom and his wife, Jasmin, have two daughters, Tonet and Keira. They also share their home with 2 cats, Ophelia & Laertes, and a mixed-breed dog, named IHOP. In their rare down time, they enjoy quiet time at home building puzzles, playing video games and just spending time as a family.

Dr. Rebecca Revay, VMD

Rebecca Revay, VMD, is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. Her interest in animals started with horseback riding as a kid, but her interest turned to small animals when she became a vet assistant in a small animal practice in New Jersey. In addition to treating cats and dogs, she is very interested in exotics. She grew up having rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, parrots, parakeets, turtles, toads, and snakes as pets. She also has interests in wildlife and zoo medicine and has done externships at Six Flags Great Adventure Safari in New Jersey and at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, as well as volunteering at a wildlife rehabilitation center throughout her high school and college years. Her pets include a rabbit (Penguin) and her horse (Jackie). In her free time, she enjoys horseback riding, playing bass guitar and violin, painting, quidditch, and video games.