Mark Whitmore, DVM
Dr. Whitmore did his undergraduate work at the University of Arkansas. He received his doctorate of Veterinary Medicine at Louisiana State University in 1988. Dr. Whitmore returned to the Harrison area in 1992 where he has lived and raised a family with his wife Lisa. They have three kids, Cameron, Megan and Walker. In addition their family includes two rescue animals, a cat named Charlie Cuddles McShort stuff (all three kids named him), a dog named Skye (named by our youngest off of Paw Patrol), and two horses (Missy and Doc).
Rob Wilkinson, DVM
After obtaining a bachelor's degree in Animal Science from the University of Arkansas, Dr. Wilkinson headed to "The Little Apple", Manhattan, KS. There, he earned his DVM from Kansas State University in 2005. He also carved out some time during those years in Kansas to allow his English Setters to hone their quail finding ability (of course, he was forced to join them). Sometime between child number three and four, the quail hunting hobby screeched to a halt, but their dogs still make excellent friends for the family. The four children also enjoy helping Rob and his wife Denise care for their cat, chickens, and cattle. Most importantly, although he always seeks to fulfill the clinic's mission statement to strive for excellence, Rob realizes that it is often through his imperfection that people can be pointed to the One who is perfect, his Savior, Jesus Christ.
Joe Case
Joe has been with the Boone County Veterinary Clinic since 2010 and keeps things running through all the hectic times as our Office Manager. Joe grew up in the Harrison area and went to High School in Alpena. He attended William's Baptist College. He and his wife Brandy have a son and two daughters. Their favorite pastimes include family movie night, working on the farm and spending time with the grandparents. They also have 3 dogs just to keep things interesting.
Bailey
Bailey
Bailey
Bailey grew up in Center Ridge, Arkansas. She attended ASU-Beebe where she received an Associates in Veterinary Technology. She moved back to Harrison in 2019 and began working at Boone County Veterinary Clinic. When she is not spending time with family, she enjoys hiking, kayaking and traveling with her dog Linda.
Anna
Bailey
Bailey
Anna was born and raised in Harrison, Arkansas. She grew up on a farm with a menagerie of animals that included cats, dogs, goats, horses, and cattle. In 2019, she graduated from the College of the Ozarks with a degree in Agricultural Animal Science. In her free time, she enjoys all outside activities including working on the farm wi
Anna was born and raised in Harrison, Arkansas. She grew up on a farm with a menagerie of animals that included cats, dogs, goats, horses, and cattle. In 2019, she graduated from the College of the Ozarks with a degree in Agricultural Animal Science. In her free time, she enjoys all outside activities including working on the farm with her three Australian Shepherds. She also enjoys relaxing at home and reading books with her elderly Dachshund. Anna has been a Veterinary Assistant at the clinic since August of 2019 and looks forward to continuing to learn more about Veterinary Medicine.
Sheree
Autumn (but will answer to Amber, Ashley, etc.)
Autumn (but will answer to Amber, Ashley, etc.)
Sheree was born and raised in Harrison, Arkansas. She attended the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville where she obtained her Bachelor's in Animal Science with a minor in Equine Science in 2013. After college, she returned to Harrison and has been a Veterinary Assistant at the Boone County Vet Clinic since 2019. She currently ha
Sheree was born and raised in Harrison, Arkansas. She attended the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville where she obtained her Bachelor's in Animal Science with a minor in Equine Science in 2013. After college, she returned to Harrison and has been a Veterinary Assistant at the Boone County Vet Clinic since 2019. She currently has five cats and two Australian Shepherds who love playing ball whenever possible. Sheree enjoys reading and floating the river in her down time.
Autumn (but will answer to Amber, Ashley, etc.)
Autumn (but will answer to Amber, Ashley, etc.)
Autumn (but will answer to Amber, Ashley, etc.)
Autumn has been a member of the Boone County Veterinary Clinic team since April of 2014. She was born and raised in the Ozarks and always knew she wanted to stay in the area. Autumn and her husband Jordan own a farm in Bergman, Arkansas where they are raising their daughter Harlow James, who was born in July of 2020. Autumn and her family
Autumn has been a member of the Boone County Veterinary Clinic team since April of 2014. She was born and raised in the Ozarks and always knew she wanted to stay in the area. Autumn and her husband Jordan own a farm in Bergman, Arkansas where they are raising their daughter Harlow James, who was born in July of 2020. Autumn and her family share their home with several dogs and cats who they love dearly, although Harlow has taken a special interest in the cows. In her free time Autumn enjoys watching the Razorbacks, listening to 80’s music entirely too loud, and anything True Crime related.
Kim
James
James
Kim grew up in a remote town in northern British Columbia, Canada. Through the Lord’s leading she moved to Clearwater Florida in 1997 to attend college. While there, she met and married her husband, Terry. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, she taught fifth grade for three years before God blessed them wi
Kim grew up in a remote town in northern British Columbia, Canada. Through the Lord’s leading she moved to Clearwater Florida in 1997 to attend college. While there, she met and married her husband, Terry. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, she taught fifth grade for three years before God blessed them with children. While visiting family in the Ozarks they discovered a love for the area and moved here in 2014. Kim homeschooled their four children until her husband was unable to work full time. She came to work for Boone County Vet in the summer of 2018 as one of our full-time receptionists. Reading, crafting, sewing, and enjoying the changing seasons is what you’ll find her doing in her spare time. She loves animals but due to allergies her family is only able to have chickens, bunnies, and a snake named Twiggy.
James
James
James
James started working for Boone County Vet Clinic in 2008, he is one of our Veterinary Assistants. He has been married to Aimee since 2007. They have 7 dogs, 3 tarantulas, 2 rats, 3 gerbils, 3 hamsters, and 2 geckos. He enjoys fishing, four-wheeling and fixing things in his shop.
Megan
Megan has been a receptionist at the Boone County Veterinary Clinic since the spring of 2016. She was born and raised in the area with roots in Louisiana. After graduating from Alpena High School, she received an Associate degree in Business Management from North Arkansas College. In her spare time Megan enjoys reading, going for walks with her senior dog Bonnie, and spending time with her niece and nephews.