John Freeman, DVM
Dr. Freeman has always loved to be around animals and loved the idea of working with them. Becoming a veterinarian seemed to be agood way to be able to do that.
Dr. Freeman's goal with every patient is to understand their problem, figure our the cause, and fix it.
Dr. Freeman has joined our team in our fear free initiative and enjoys using the techniques he learned during his certification. He is now proud to say he is fear free certified.
Dr. Freeman's family consists of his wife Cary, his step children: Zak, Kori, and Kellie, and his son Braiden. They also have Zak the german shepherd, Zoloti the german shepherd, Jodi the miniature schnauzer, Kaijo the cat, Jessie the cat, Rio the mccaw, Charlie the sun conure and Ricky Bobby the green cheek conure. We don't want to forget the fish, turkeys, and deer that inhabit his property.
'You have to ride the horse in the direction that it is going'
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Heather Souder, DVM
Originally from Seattle, Washington, Dr. Souder grew up in a home full of cats, dogs, guinea pigs, and hamsters. She also spent many summer weekends riding and showing horses, and she even built homemade jumping courses for her corgi, Buttons. She knew from a young age that caring for animals was one of her greatest passions.
Education:
Rocky Mountain College, B.A. in English Literature, B.S. in Equine Science
University of Minnesota, DVM
Interests:
Riding horses, skiing, reading, traveling with my husband, and snuggling with our 3 cats.
Special interests in veterinary medicine include soft tissue surgery, feline medicine, geriatric care, and fostering the human-animal bond.
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