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History:
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The Glen Ellyn Animal Hospital building was erected in 1947 with services starting in 1948.
Dr. H. David Clayton joined the practice in 1966.
Dr. Jeremy Buishas joined the practice in 1992 and became partner in 1995.
Dr. David A. Clayton joined the practice in 2000.
In 2001 renevations started on what would be the new face of the Glen Ellyn Animal Hospital.
The new Glen Ellyn Animal Hospital was completed in 2002 and shortly thereafter awarded the Leroy Hirsch Award for Architectural Excellence.
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Veterinary Staff:
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Dr. Jeremy P. Buishas
Dr. Buishas graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1986. Dr. Buishas worked his first five years following graduation at a local hometown veterinary before joining Glen Ellyn Animal Hospital in 1992.
Dr. Buishas became owner of the practice in 2004 and has been instrumental in beginning work with nine humane societies.
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Dr. Esther Ling
Dr. Ling graduated from Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine in May of 2003. She completed her undergraduate work at Iowa State in Animal Science. Dr. Ling was born in Singapore, but raised in small town Iowa. Dr. Ling's interests include small animal internal medicine and diagnostic ultrasound.
Dr. Ling's husband, Dr. Walley, is also a veterinarian at the Glen Ellyn Animal Hospital. They have two dogs, Rocky, a boxer, and Maddie, a terrier mix and two cats, Little Rocky and Cordelia.
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Dr. Anthony Walley
Dr. Walley graduated from Iowa State University, College of Veterinary Medicine in May of 2003. He completed his undergraduate work in Biotechnology at Ellsworth Community College. Dr. Walley's areas of interest are soft tissue and orthopedic surgery and dermatology.
Dr. Walley's wife, Dr. Ling, is also a veterinarian at the Glen Ellyn Animal Hospital.
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Dr. Jessica N. Graves MS
Dr. Graves graduated from the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in 2005 where she also received a Master's of Science in Molecular Parasitology. The daughter of a retired Air Force Chaplain, she has lived and traveled in many other states and countries, but her family currently lives in the St. Louis area. During her undergraduate work she majored in Biology and Chemistry at Greenville College in Greenville, Illinois.
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Dr. Katie Harbach Schulz
Dr. Harbach graduated from University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in May 2005. She completely her undergraduate work in biology at Freed-Hardeman University in Henderson, TN. She is a native of Freeport, IL where she grew up on a family farm raising various crops, beef cattle and hogs. Her interests include ophthalmology, allergies and soft tissue surgery.
Dr. Harbach’s husband, Jeremy Schulz is currently finishing his education degree at North Central College and is an assistant offensive line coach for their football team. They have only one dog, Tyson, an American Eskimo, but are hoping for a new dog soon.
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Our Facility:
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The new Glen Ellyn Animal Hospital was completed in 2002 and awarded the Leroy Hirsch Award for Architectural Excellence. |
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| Enjoy the spacious new reception/waiting area where you can read in comfort as you are waiting for your pet. Feel free to look around at the variety of products we have to sell. |
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Check out our new examination rooms which offer much more room and comfort for you and your pet. |
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| Our boarding facilities are beautifully prepared and disinfected on a daily basis. |
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Our surgery recovery area is in a separate room where there is constant supervision. Your pet will receive quality care and proper attention while they are being treated. |
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Key Accomplishments:
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- Preferred animal hospital for the DuPage County Canine Unit
- 2002 Leroy Hirsch Award for Architectural Excellence
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Animal Rescue Efforts:
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Glen Ellyn Animal Hospital understands that not only is it important to provide pet owners with information on vaccination and other medical procedures, but that present and prospective pet owners must be counseled about the behavioral needs of pets and the responsibilities of pet ownership.
We are taking additional measures to control the pet population through our participation in the Friends of Animals Spay USA low cost spay/neuter programs and our frequent contact with local animal shelters.
Here are just a few of the rescue shelters we do business with:
- R.A.I.N. (Recycling Animals In Need)
- Cat Guardians (A No Kill Animal Shelter for Cats)
- Collie Rescue of Greater Illinois
- C.I.L.R.A. (Central Indiana Lab Rescue & Adoption)
- Bichon Rescue
- PACT (Feral Cat)
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