Greenville, SC

Dr. Bishop likes all aspects of internal medicine but particularly enjoys immune-mediated and gastrointestinal disease. Various minimally invasive diagnostics and endoscopic procedures are also some of his favorite things to do, including retrieval of foreign bodies and airway washes. With every case, Dr. Bishop greatly values the long-term bond he gets to form with pets and their owners.

In his spare time, Dr. Bishop enjoys traveling and hiking (he says Iceland is a must for anyone that loves the outdoors). He also enjoys crafting classic cocktails or inventing his own and is a big supporter of all of the professional Charlotte sports teams. More than anything, he loves spending time with his family: Remmy (Shepherd Mix), Basil (Golden Retriever), and Olivia (human).

Dr. DeClue was a Professor of Veterinary Internal Medicine and the Assistant Director of the Comparative Internal Medicine Laboratory at the University of Missouri prior to joining Fetch. Her research focused on investigating the immunologic mechanisms of sepsis and innate immune system disorders. Dr. DeClue’s clinical interests include endocrinology and critical care. Dr. DeClue has lectured on sepsis, immunology, and endocrinology nationally and internationally and has published numerous book chapters and peer-reviewed manuscripts.

In her free time, Dr. DeClue enjoys spending time with her husband and dog. They love to be active together and are often found training for triathlons, hiking, or enjoying water sports. In the span of just one year, Dr. DeClue has raced 18 half marathons and completed four half-ironman races. Five of those half marathons were all raced within one month! It’s safe to say she really enjoys endurance sports and challenging herself in that area.

Dr. Benjamin Lee met his wife in veterinary school in Starkville, MS, and they are both veterinarians now. He grew up in Charleston, SC, and his wife is a Clemson alumnus from Greer, SC. Dr. Lee’s primary interests are novel approaches to the treatment of cancer, with a primary focus on lymphoma, mast cell tumors, hemangiosarcoma, osteosarcoma, and histiocytic sarcoma. Developing new approaches that combine traditional treatments with newer targeted therapies is his current primary focus, as well as exploring new therapeutics as they become available like immunotherapy. His favorite part of practicing veterinary medicine is developing relationships with the pets and their families and seeing positive responses to treatment.

Dr. Lee and his wife are incredibly excited to be moving back to the state they have called home for most of their lives. They have 3 dogs and 3 cats and they love spending time outdoors hiking and climbing and traveling when they can.

Dr. Mischa McDonald-Lynch is particularly interested in advanced wound management, reconstructive surgery, orthopedics, and minimally invasive procedures. She has published research and taught seminars about the pathophysiology of hip dysplasia.

Dr. McDonald-Lynch enjoys reading, exercising, and going for long walks with her husband and their four large dogs. Pitbulls and Great Danes have a special place in her heart!

The professional interests of Dr. Silliman include minimally invasive soft tissue procedures, surgical oncology, as well as orthopedic surgeries, and advanced surgical techniques. Outside of the operating room, he focuses on providing comprehensive patient care, with patient quality of life always remaining of the utmost importance. Dr. Silliman believes that a combination of compassion, commitment, communication, and teamwork are the ideal tools for providing the best possible veterinary care to his patients.

When not busy caring for animals, Dr. Silliman enjoys hiking and fishing, as well as spending time with his family, friends, dog, and two cats. His favorite football team is the Carolina Panthers “Keep Pounding”.

Dr. Capps received his undergraduate degree at Clemson University in Animal Sciences. He then went on to complete his graduate degree and received his DVM at the University of Georgia. Dr. Capps is especially interested in small animal emergency medicine and is excited to be a part of the Fetch team.

Dr. Capps is an active member of the Greenville Clemson Club – Board of Directors, as well as an IPTAY Representative, and an Alumni Association Legislative Advocate for Clemson University. In his free time, you can find him enjoying anything related to Clemson and he never misses a home Clemson football game.