Doctors
Dr. Adrian Parker Holly DVM
Dr. Adrian Parker Holly is the owner and lead veterinarian at Parker Veterinary Hospital and has been an integral part of the hospital since its inception. In 2011, Dr. Holly played a key role in the design and development of the hospital building itself, thoughtfully creating a space focused on efficiency, comfort, and high-quality patient care.
Dr. Holly earned his Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Oakland University and went on to receive his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. He has a strong professional interest in surgery and small animal medicine and is dedicated to providing thorough, evidence-based care tailored to each patient’s individual needs.
After practicing at Parker Veterinary Hospital from the very beginning, Dr. Holly spent four years away expanding his professional experience before returning to lead the clinic once again. His return reflects both his commitment to the hospital and his deep connection to the community it serves.
Outside of the hospital, Dr. Holly is a proud father to a wonderful daughter and a devoted pet owner himself, sharing his home with several animals. This personal connection to pets reinforces his compassionate approach to veterinary medicine and his understanding of the important role animals play in the lives of their families.
Dr. Holly is honored to serve the Parker Veterinary Hospital community and looks forward to building lasting relationships with clients while providing exceptional care for their pets.
Dr. David Emery DVM
Dr. Emery earned his Bachelor of Science degree at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worchester, Mass., where he majored in biochemistry. He then went on to earn his DVM from Michigan State University in 2010. Prior to attending veterinary school, he volunteered for the Peace Corps in Zambia. During his time there, he organized and conducted AIDS and sanitation lectures, supported the community with water sanitation by building wells, and guided Zambians on the importance of inoculations.
As a veterinary student, Dr. Emery worked as a student assistant with the ERCC (formerly NCU/CCU). He also served as student representative on the College Advisory Council and as class president.
Dr. Emery has more than 14 years of experience as a veterinarian, ranging from corporate veterinary hospitals and private practice, to serving with the Michigan Human Society. Before assuming a faculty position, he was the supervising veterinarian for the Rochester Hills Michigan Humane Society shelter and veterinary clinic. He has a strong passion for teaching and mentoring of veterinary students and residents in addition to a desire to assist and support underserved communities.
In addition, Dr. Emery is the Assistant Professor of Primary Care Medicine at MSU focusing on moderating preclinical courses and teaching surgery. Dr. Emery is building the College's community medicine outreach program. He is the faculty advisor to the Shelter Medicine Club, the street medicine student organization, the student chapter of the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association, and the DVM Class of 2027.