Local author and veterinarian Kathryn Primm has a new book, Tennessee Tails: Pets and their People.
Dr. Primm will be appearing on Sept. 29, from 3-4 p.m. at the Collegedale Public Library, 9318 Apison Pike. She will be at the Signal Mountain Library at 1114 James Blvd. on Oct. 5 at noon. On Oct. 12, from 12-2 p.m., she will be at Nooga Paws Natural Pet Market at 313 Manufacturers Road., Suite 111. She will be signing books at all locations and the events are free.
Review for Tennessee Tails: Pets and their People:
Tennessee Tails is a glimpse into the life of a charismatic and skilled veterinarian. Personal and medical details paint a charming picture of the author's love for her patients, respect for their owners, and dedication to her profession.
Dr. Primm has dreamed of being a veterinarian since the age of five. She grew up in Chattanooga, graduating from Girls Preparatory School and accepting an academic scholarship from Mississippi State University where she completed a degree in Biological Sciences as well as her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. Applebrook Animal Hospital is a dream come true for her and she will laugh and say that it is built of her “blood, sweat and tears.” As a pet owner of two cats and Dora, a rescued Great Dane, Dr. Primm knows the challenges of keeping fur-friends happy and healthy. Helping pets and people is her passion and her mission, loving the job is an extra bonus. www.applebrookanimal.com