Dale L. Kurtz DVM Dale joined Pioneer Animal Clinic in 1974. His outside interests revolve around breeding and raising thoroughbred horses for racing. He has been active in organized veterinary medicine on the state and national level.
	Justin Welsh DVM Justin started at Pioneer Animal Clinic in 1996. He and Julie have two children Curtis age 7 and Sally age 4. Justin relaxes by golfing, fishing and team roping.
	Kimberly Collett-Walker, DVM, MS Kim is a graduate of Oklahoma State University where she earned a masters degree in parasitology and a doctorate in veterinary medicine. She came to Pioneer Animal Clinic in January 2002. Her main focus is on companion animal and exotic animal medicine. Her favorite summer time hobby is to shoot sporting clays with her family.
	Louise Yost Louise started as bookkeeper at Pioneer Animal Clinic in 1969 a.d. She and John have two grown children Susan and Amber. Louise works in her flower garden in the summer, puts together jigsaw puzzles in the winter and reads year around.
	Becky Cover Becky started in July 2003 in a receptionist?s position at Pioneer Animal Clinic. Becky spends her time away from work with horses and roping when not devoting herself to her two children Justin who is two and Jessica who is one.
	Calico Cowan Calico has been a veterinary technician with the clinic since 2000. Calico manages to devote time to two dogs, two cats, three horses, family and bunch of friends.
	Roy Stoll Roy is the resident certified farrier and has done therapeutic farrier work at Pioneer Animal Clinic since 1980. Roy and his wife Vickie have two children Cheryl and Evan. Roy enjoys driving his Friesian workhorse and working his farm.
	Haley Hemminger Haley Hemminger is from Highmore, South Dakota. She moved here to go to EWC Vet Tech program and will graduate in May 2005. She has been helping out in all areas of the Clinic this summer.
	Arden Wohlers DVM Arden came to Pioneer Animal Clinic in 1975. He and Sharyn have three grown children Travis, Carrie and Blake. Arden manages farming and ranching interests when he is away from the clinic, he also golfs and does more yard work then he wants to do.
	Henri Evard DVM Dr. Evard earned a B.S. in chemistry from Union College before entering the professional degree program at the University of Minnesota. He continued his education by doing an internship at the Chino Valley Equine Hospital in Chino, CA. He has had experience in equine and mixed animal practice in California and Nebraska. He likes the challenge of all aspects of veterinary medicine with only a few exceptions.Dr. Evard enjoys roping at brandings, mountain backpacking and golfing.
	Crystal Holik After high school in Kimball, Crystal attended Amarillo Community College and worked for 4 years at the Amarillo Humane Society. She returned to Kimball to work in a nursing home as a certified nursing assistant/med tech. Her primary duty at Pioneer Animal Clinic is receptionist; but she looks forward to the opportunities to assist in companion animal surgery and occasional livestock auction market work. She enjoys helping her husband and daughter make pet treats for their 5 dogs, 1 cat and 1 Ball Python.