Support Staff

Kim Moore ImageKim Moore - Support Team

Kim is a Nelson local. Her family are originally from Auckland but moved when her Dad’s job was relocated just before she was born. She has spent time in Mackay, Queensland, on her OE and joined Town & Country Vet in September 2007.

Kim attended Waimea Intermediate and Waimea College and finished in the year 2000. She then attended NMIT and received a Certificate in Business & Office Administration Level 3.

Kim enjoys the team atmosphere at Town & Country and the daily challenges her job offers. Outside of work she enjoys photography, the outdoors, walking, snowboarding and horseriding.

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Karen Bailey ImageKaren Bailey - Support Team / Accounts

Karen is a born and bred Nelsonian. She came to work for Town & Country Vet in November 2008 and immediately slotted into the team. She has a varied background of farming, gardening, administration and accounts. She joins Kim in our Accounts department taking care of all things financial within the business.

At home Karen lives on a lifestyle block with her three children, miniature horses, calves and three dogs. She enjoys a nice glass of Nelson wine to relax! You may come across Karen at the end of the phone, or on the front counter as we have put all her skills to good use!

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Bryant Quarterman ImageBryant Quarterman - Technician

A country boy schooled close to the main trunk line in Taumarunui before going to Lincoln Uni to do a Diploma of Agriculture, plus experience in stud sheep, cropping and dairy farming.

MAF Quality Mgt – AgriQuality for 39 years working in Christchurch, Ranfurly, Ruatoria and Nelson / Blenheim / Westcoast; as a Livestock Officer and District Mgr. The bulk of his time with MAF included all aspects of TB control, animal welfare, staff management and exotic disease control in livestock and bees. He has been with Town and Country Vet as Veterinary Technician for the last 3 + yrs.

With 30 + yrs in Nelson, he has a wide knowledge of farms and farming in the area plus experience with farming in several other parts of the country.

Bryant loves working with animals and in the farming community. The range of duties, the people he works with and the people he meets make the job enjoyable and satisfying. He enjoys learning about new products and better internal parasite control in farm animals, and after 50 yrs+ working with animals, is still learning!

Bryant is married to Sue and has 3 sons, 3 stepsons and 1 grandson. His hobbies include gardening, photography, blow-carting and tinkering in the workshop. His pet papillion, Abbie, keeps him on the move and entertained.

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Linda Kenny ImageLinda Kenny - Receptionist (Wakefield)

Linda was born in foxton, she left for the big OE to Canada adn the USA where she met her husband P.J. They travelled the world, had 2 children - one born in Brazil and 1 in Mesa, Arizonia.

Linda returned to New Zealand in 1982. She worked in horticulture around the region until joining Town & Country Vets in 1997.

Outside of work Linda has a small farm with cows, sheep, chickens, 2 dogs, 2 cats and of course her real passion lies with horses. Linda does endurance riding which has taken her all over the country, she says its an awesome way to see the out back!

You will find Linda's smiling face at our Wakefield clinic where she works with Danny. She loves being part of the Town & Country Vet team and says its the people that make it a great place to work!

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