The veterinarians at Trinity Ridge Animal Health are dedicated to providing your pets with the best possible health care, all while utilizing our state of the art facility alongside our compassionate veterinary support staff. Both veterinarians are accepting large and small animal patients.
Dr. Jenna Crouch
Veterinarian/Co-Owner
Dr. Crouch grew up in coastal Colleton County on a quail hunting plantation that her father still helps manage today, so caring for animals has been part of her life from the start. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Animal and Veterinary Science from Clemson University. She then went on to Mississippi State University, where she earned both a Master of Science in Animal Physiology and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. She spent nine years practicing in central Texas before coming home to South Carolina.
For Dr. Crouch, owning an independent practice means every medical decision comes down to what is best for the patient in front of her and for the family who loves them. She gets to know her clients and their animals; whether she is seeing them in the clinic, in a backyard, or on a working farm. She and her team establish care plans that fit each patient individually.
Dr. Crouch and her team at Trinity Ridge are also avid supporters of the next generation of veterinarians. She enjoys hosting third- and fourth-year veterinary students and provides real-life and hands-on practical experience.
Supporting agriculture and animal care runs deep in her household. Her husband, Russ, teaches at the John De La Howe Governor’s School for Agriculture. Together, they are raising two children alongside a “funny farm” of dogs, cats, donkeys, sheep, a couple of parakeets, and even a bearded dragon. In their free time, the family enjoys being outdoors, cheering on their favorite college football teams, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.
Dr. Christina Sink
Dr. Christina Sink joined Trinity Ridge in 2025. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Georgia Southern University and earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Minnesota in 2025.
Christina knew from a young age that she wanted to become a veterinarian. Her passion for animal care led her to begin volunteering at clinics at just 15 years old, and she has been dedicated to the field ever since.
In her free time, Christina loves traveling, hiking with her dogs, and running with her husband, Patrick. She has a particular soft spot for boxers and dairy cows, At home, she and Patrick share their lives with two boxers, Francine and Abraham, and two cats, Syndrome and Dash.