Janet J. Raczkowski, DVM, MS

Dr. Janet is a native of Ponce, Puerto Rico. She moved to Kansas in 1982 in order to pursue her childhood dream of becoming a veterinarian. Dr. Janet received her B.S. in 1982 and by 1984 graduated at the top of her class with an M.S. in Pathology and her D.V.M from Kansas State University. 
In 1985 Dr. Janet moved to North Carolina where she practiced at N.C. State University before joining a local Raleigh based veterinary hospital.  In late 1988 the Raczkowski family moved to Greensboro and the planning stages to open her own veterinary hospital began. She worked as an associate at a local veterinary hospital until Adams Farm Animal Hospital PA was established in 1989.  AFAH remains a privately owned veterinary hospital and it is truly a "family affair".  She will celebrate 40 years of being in the profession in 2024 and plans to continue helping her patients and her clients enjoy the human animal bond and delivering their veterinary care needs with compassion and respect.
While she enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine, her main interests include dermatology, internal medicine, preventive medicine and surgery in both canine and feline patients. She has been a clinical investigator for multiple pharmaceutical trials and has been involved at the state level as membership chair of the North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association (2001-2010) and local level as part of the secretary treasurer of the Guilford County Veterinary Medical Association (2001-2010). She is a member of North Carolina Veterinary Medical Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association, AAHA, AAFP, and Guilford County Veterinary Medical Association and volunteers with the Feral Cat Assistance Program.
​Her husband, Charlie, is a retired associate professor of Soil Science at NC A&T University and helps out with various aspects of the hospital. Her daughter Jana has been the Hospital Administrator since 2017 helping lead our excellent hard-working team of animal lovers.  Her son Evan and her daughter in law Kelsey reside in Cary. 
The family is completed by two geriatric Jack Russell Terriers, Lola and Jack, and her two feline children, Luna and Parker. She also helps take care of her furry grandchildren: Princess Leia (DSH cat), Tulip (Brussels Griffon), and Millie Rose (Goldendoodle) who are all owned by Jana; and last but not least-Henry (Moyan Poodle) owned by Evan and Kelsey.  It is truly an "animal house" when the family gets together!

Matthew Borgmann, DVM

​Dr. Matthew Borgmann was born in Indiana, but his family moved to Greensboro in 2005.  He attended Grimsely High School, and during high school, he started working as a veterinary assistant at a local veterinary hospital in pursuit of his lifelong goal of becoming a veterinarian.  His passion and commitment for veterinary medicine continued to grow through his experience working in vet hospitals and seeing the hard work, compassion, and dedication of the veterinarians and the entire team.
Dr. Borgmann attended North Carolina State University, earning a bachelor's degree in Biology with a minor in Animal Science.  He stayed in Raleigh to attend NC State’s College of Veterinary Medicine, which was the most fun (and challenging!) four years of his educational career. 
He graduated as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2015 and has been in practice in Greensboro since.  He enjoys building long-term relationships with his patients and clients and enjoys being able to provide for the varied medical, surgical, and dental needs of his patients throughout their lives.  He is excited to be a part of Adams Farm Animal Hospital, P.A. and looks forward to getting to know everyone!
Dr. Borgmann’s family includes his wife, Ruth, who is an environmental engineer, and three dogs: a senior black Labrador Retriever, Buck, who has been with Dr. Borgmann since his undergrad days, a Beagle named Poppy, and a Boykin Spaniel named Bo.  In his spare time, Dr. Borgmann enjoys hiking, running, fishing, and reading.

Marisol Iannuzzi, DVM

Dr. Marisol Iannuzzi was born and raised in Puerto Rico.  She moved to Michigan in 1986 right after high school with the goal of becoming a veterinarian. She then graduated from the NYSCVM at Cornell University with her DVM degree in 1993. In 1994 she coinstated a small rotating internship at Michigan State University before moving to North Carolina, where she has worked as a veterinarian at a small animal hospital ever since. 
She and her husband recently moved from Franklinton, NC to Siler City, NC. Her husband is a firefighter and her daughter Emily is currently a senior at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa (Roll Tide!) .Their family consists of their three dogs, Roty, Cassie, Forest, their cat Spooky, and their pony, Tinkie. In her free time Dr. Iannuzzi enjoys voluntering at a shelter, horseback riding, and working on DIY home improvement projects.