VISION STATEMENT
New Prairie Small Animal Clinic is pleased to serve Rolling Prairie, IN and its surrounding communities. It is our goal at New Prairie Small Animal Clinic to provide the best veterinary care to your pets. Our philosophy is to provide quality medicine while continually showing compassion. New Prairie Small Animal Clinic’s doctors and staff strive to continue their education to maintain that philosophy.
Scott Baldwin DVM, CVCP, CVMA
Dr. Scott Baldwin was raised on a large family farm in southwest Missouri. His path to veterinary medicine began with his love of working cattle during the spring and fall with his family. Dr. Baldwin received his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (1996) and Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine (2000) from the University of Missouri. He met and married his wife Melissa while working at his first job in rural southeast Kansas. In 2003 Dr. Baldwin and his family moved to Michigan City. He and his wife began working at the Animal Clinic of Michigan City, and then later bought the practice. Dr. Baldwin has a very diverse knowledge base in non-traditional and traditional veterinary medicine such as Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation (chiropractic), low-level laser therapy, herbs, preventative care, nutrition, and acupuncture. His special interests include ultrasonography, equine, and small ruminant medicine.
He is involved in the local community through Rotary International, Masonic Lodge, and York Rite. His professional associations include the American Veterinary Medical Association and the American Association of Equine Practitioners. He and his family reside near Michigan City on their 120-year-old farm, with their many animals that include, dogs, cats, horses, and chickens.
Teresa Chapman, DVM
Teresa Chapman is a recent graduate from Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine who plans to pursue a career in companion animal general practice. Her special interests lie in clinical pathology, anesthesia, and surgery. Teresa is from Madison, Mississippi. Before college, she spent her spare time as a member of the marching band and powerlifting team. In 2017, she gained her Bachelor’s of Science in Animal and Dairy Sciences. During her undergraduate career, she worked as a teacher’s assistant, a research worker, and played intramural sports. She has always been passionate about animal welfare, and her compassion makes her an excellent advocate for her patients. In her spare time, Teresa likes to read and cook. She enjoys hiking and being outdoors with her two rescue dogs, Indigo and Scarlett. The most recent addition to her family is Hunter, a three-legged cat.
Kayla Miller
Kayla is a veterinary assistant. She has been married for 6 years and has 3 kids. Her house is full of fun with their 3 dogs, 3 rabbits, 2 goats, and a horse. She showed in 4-H for several years growing up and she now enjoys camping, fishing, riding horses, and spending time with her family.
Amanda Parkerson
Amanda, or as everyone calls her Mandy, is a receptionist. She has been married to her husband Bryon for almost 11 years. Together they have 3 boys; Kollin, Kathan, and Kole. They also have a dog named Boris. Mandy has an Associates’s degree in Business and is currently working towards getting her Bachelor’s degree from Indiana Wesleyan University.
Dana Wilhelm
Dana is a receptionist. She was born and raised in LaPorte. She has been married to her husband Doug for 21 years and together they have 4 kids, 5 beautiful granddaughters and a Golden Lab Retriever named Bailey. She enjoys walks, movies, and spending time with family.