We have a long standing relationship with Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center. We treat and help maintain the health of all species Reflection Riding houses, including the critically endangered Red Wolf of which there are only about 20 left in the wild worldwide.

We regularly work with numerous organizations across Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama for the treatment and rehabilitation of native wildlife.

1. Happinest Wildlife Rescue - injured songbirds and mammals, specializes in raptors (owls, hawks, etc.)

2. Opie Acres - all injured or orphaned wildlife, specializes in opossums

3. Camp Wildernest - songbirds, squirrels, reptiles, amphibians, chipmunks

4. Wings To Soar - Non-releasable birds of prey

5. Numerous private individuals that volunteer their time and money to help injured wildlife.

Dr. Keller has been the veterinarian for the Tennessee Aquarium since 1991. Among other things, Dr. Keller splits his time between the aquarium and The Mountain Hospital for Animals, helping almost every species of animal you can imagine. He also provides use of our surgical suite and anesthesia equipment when needed for special cases at the aquarium.

Dr. Keller is an adjunct professor with the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in Knoxville. Every year, he helps lead veterinary students in a hands-on course on fish and aquatic medicine.