About

a few words about us

West Dakota Veterinary Clinic is a full-service veterinary hospital that offers generalized care for small animals, large animals and herd health. Our state-of-the-art veterinary hospital offers diagnostic services, x-ray examinations, surgical procedures, vaccinations and routine checkups. In addition, we also offer a wide variety of services including lab procedures, a fully stocked pharmacy, prescription diets, pet care supplies and grooming services.

WDVC is a high-quality yet affordable veterinary clinic which you and your animal will both love to visit. We are dedicated to not only treating your animal, but also implementing preventative care to keep them happy and healthy. We pride ourselves on working closely with you to offer the best professional medical care available.

Through continuing education, we stay up to date with the most recent developments within the veterinary medical field, and are devoted to compassion in all of our interactions. Our experienced and qualified team provides services that help animals thrive. Not only do we provide quality care to your animals, but we also support you as the caretaker.




Our team

Kim Brummond

DVM & Practice Owner

After graduating from Iowa State in 1984 with a doctorate in veterinary medicine, Dr. Brummond established West Dakota Veterinary Clinic in 1986. She has vast experience in caring for a wide variety of animals, and stays up to date on industry best practices to ensure the best care possible is provided. Dr. Brummond is the proud pet parent of 2 dogs, a toy poodle named Walter and a doberman named Delta.
Erika Schumacher

DVM & Practice Owner

Dr. Schumacher has a bachelor of science degree in biology, health science and chemistry from Valley City State University, and a doctorate in veterinary medicine from Iowa State University – College of Veterinary Medicine. An active member of the American Veterinary Association and having a special interest in equine and food animal medicine and surgery, she joined WDVC in June of 2013. Dr. Schumacher and her husband Don have a son named Ryan and are the pet parents of two dogs, Rebel and River, two cats named Meow Meow and Brio, and six horses, Jake, Lexi, Traveler, Tumbler, Tuffy and Tacro.
Timothy Janke

DVM

Dr. Janke is a mixed animal veterinarian who joined the WDVC team in June of 2015. He graduated with a bachelor of science degree in animal science from South Dakota State University and holds a doctorate in veterinary medicine from Iowa State University – College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Janke has a special interest in mixed animal practice. He, his wife Rebekah, and son Elijah share their home with Springer Spaniels named Josie and Duke.
Amy Dunn

DVM

As a veterinarian at WDVC, Dr. Dunn has enjoyed providing care for all types of animals since she joined the team in 2010. She has a bachelor’s degree in animal science with a minor in biomed from Colorado State University, and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Iowa State University. In addition to working for our team, Dr. Dunn has veterinary experience at equine clinics abroad, studying lameness in Australia and researching plasmapheresis and embryo transfer in the United Arab Emirates, and she has a special interest in bovine C-sections. Dr. Dunn and her husband have a quarter horse, Chica, and a rescue dog, Raja.
Hannah Reetz

DVM

Dr. Reetz joined the WDVC team in September of 2024. She graduated from University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, VA, with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology with minors in Business Spanish & neuroscience, and holds a doctorate in veterinary medicine from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Reetz has a special interest in small ruminants and is certified in veterinary acupuncture for all species. In her free time, she serves as an Engineer Officer in the ND Army National Guard. Dr. Reetz shares her home with her partner Jamie and their two fur baby cats, Wyoming (Ming Ming) and Gelpi.
Shelley Q.

LVT & Hospital Manager

Shelley, our Hospital Manager, graduated from National College of Rapid City in 1985 and has been a part of the WDVC team since 1997. She is passionate about the well-being and care of animals and has a special interest in cytology. She particularly loves looking at slides. Shelley shares her home with three rescue dogs – Polly Pocket, Lena, and Juneau – and her trail horse, Woody.
Chelsea H.

LVT

After earning her associate’s degree in applied science from Globe University, Chelsea joined our team in August 2015 as a licensed veterinary technician. When it comes to veterinary procedures, Chelsea has a special interest in assisting in critical care and emergency cases. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Chase; their daughter, Vada, and son, Waylon; their two dogs, Cash and June; and their cat, King Louie.
Alyssa M.

LVT

Initially joining our team as an intern in 2017, Alyssa is an NDSU graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in both Veterinary Technology and Animal Science. She is currently a virtual Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) at our clinic. In this role, she skillfully handles tasks such as inputting charges for doctors and maintaining medical records. Alyssa’s passion lies in small animal surgery and anesthesia, as well as working with cattle, a skill honed by her upbringing on a ranch. Outside of work, she enjoys time spent with loved ones, including her husband Dakota, daughter Della, and son Lawson, as well as a furry family consisting of three dogs, one house cat, several farm cats, four goats, and two horses.
Jadee F.

LVT

Jadee is a Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT) at West Dakota Veterinary Clinic, who joined our team in 2023. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Veterinary Technology from NDSU and has been immersed in the world of equine care all her life, fulfilling her childhood dream of working in veterinary medicine. Jadee’s expertise lies in equine anesthesia and emergency medicine, where she applies her skills with dedication and compassion. Outside of work, Jadee enjoys spending time with her furry family, including Conner, the lively corgi, and Baywatch, the bay horse.
Frankie C.

LVT

Frankie is a Virtual Licensed Veterinary Technician at WDVC, with experience at our clinic spanning from 2014 and a recent return in June 2024 working from Las Vegas, Nevada. Frankie handles medical records, schedules appointments at the equine center, and ensures smooth client-staff communication. A College of Southern Nevada graduate, Frankie earned an Associate Degree of Applied Science and passed the Veterinary Technician National Examination. Previously at the Animal Allergy and Dermatology Specialists, Frankie is passionate about evolving veterinary practices. At home, Frankie enjoys life with her husband Jared, daughter Parker, and their lively pets: three dogs, seven chickens, and five ducks.
Sarah Jane

Practice Manager

Sarah joined the WDVC team as the office assistant in November 2015. Prior to joining our administrative team, she attended University of Maryland and was a dental technician in the Air Force for 10 years. In 2021 Sarah graduated from the University of Mary with a bachelor’s degree in Business and a minor in Marketing. Besides animals and her family, she has a special interest in photography. Sarah and her husband Mark share their home with their dogs Bodee and Sammy and their cats Olive Oil, Violet, Ingrid, Puddin’ Pie, and LG.
Jean H.

Groomer/VA

Jean has an extensive background with dog and cat grooming, as well as volunteering her services at Oreo’s Animal Rescue. She started volunteering with Dr. Brummond in 1986 after attending Minnesota School of Business in Minneapolis, MN, and has earned a certificate in grooming. She works with most sizes, ages and breeds, and has vast experience working with challenging pets. Jean loves all animals, but especially her five dogs, Nutmeg, Maggie & Spice, and two foster dogs Kya and Koko, as well as numerous cats and two horses.
Hannah T.

VA

Hannah joined the WDVC team in May 2021, working as a Veterinary Assistant while she is pursuing her Associates Degree in Science through Penn Foster College. She is certified in CPR for cats and dogs, and enjoys assisting our veterinarians and technicians with appointments. Before she started working at WDVC, Hannah worked at State Avenue Veterinary Clinic as an assistant. She loves all animals, but especially her two cats, Cinder and Milo.
Destiny W.

VA

Destiny has been a valued part of the West Dakota Veterinary Clinic team since January 2022. As a Veterinary Assistant, she especially enjoys assisting with surgeries and providing hands-on patient care. She is currently furthering her education through Penn Foster, as she works toward becoming a Licensed Veterinary Technician. Her background includes four years of experience at another veterinary clinic, along with a lifelong passion for animals that began with volunteering at spay/neuter clinics and rescue organizations from a young age. She has a special interest in anesthesia, patient care, and foal care. At home, she stays busy with her husband, children, and a lively mix of pets that includes dogs, cats, chickens, and snakes.
Sam A.

VA

Sam joined the WDVC team as a Veterinary Assistant in the summer of 2022. Prior to joining the team, she attended college at MSUM and NDSU, where she pursued a degree in Equine Science. Since joining the WDVC team, Sam has become a vital member of the equine section, where her passion lies. Some of her interests (besides equine) include “causing mayhem and petting animals,” per Sam. In reality, Sam’s sense of humor, mixed with her willingness to work hard, have made a recipe for success. In Sam’s spare time, she enjoys spending time with her two cats, Dave and Helen, and her Norwegian Fjord horse, Kaja.
Hannah N.

VA

Hannah Northrup is a dedicated Vet Assistant at West Dakota Vet Clinic (WDVC), where she has been a valuable team member since August 2024. Her role includes assisting in surgeries, managing patient histories, maintaining a clean and organized workspace, and supporting veterinarians on various cases. Hannah takes pride in her work and particularly enjoys the variety of procedures and daily appointments. She began her education at Penn Foster and is currently advancing her expertise through a vet assistant program. With prior experience at Kenai Vet Hospital in Kenai, Alaska, Hannah brings both passion and skill to her work. She cherishes her Yorkie-King Charles mix, Marlee.
Shayna P.

VA

Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Technology, I’ve been with WDVC for nearly seven months, where I assist with labs and procedures, patient care, medications, and vaccinations. I hold an Associate’s degree in Ag Business with a minor in Equine Science from DSU, and am continuing my education through Penn Foster. Before joining WDVC, I gained hands-on experience growing up on a ranch raising goats, sheep, horses, cattle, and pigs. I have a strong passion for large animal care—especially cattle and pigs—and enjoy every opportunity to work with livestock. I’m part of a big family with more pets than I can count!
Jessica A.

VA

Originally from New Orleans, I joined WDVC in October 2024 and brought over three years of experience in the veterinary field, including time as a receptionist and assistant. I assist doctors with treatments and patient care, provide client education, administer vaccines, and help ensure pets receive the best care possible. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in General Studies with a concentration in Biology from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. I enjoy all aspects of small animal care—especially blood draws—and I’m passionate about helping pets in any way I can. Outside of work, I share life with my boyfriend and our three cats—Pumpkin, Cosmo, and Marshmallow—as well as my family back home in the South.
Ashlyn G.

VA

I joined WDVC in July 2024 and currently assist with exams, procedures, radiographs, diagnostics, patient care, and maintaining a clean and comfortable environment for both pets and clients. I studied biology/pre-vet at DSU and am currently pursuing my Veterinary Technician degree through Penn Foster. While I don’t have formal experience before WDVC, I’ve been surrounded by animals my whole life and have always been passionate about working with them. I have a special interest in small animals and exotics, and love being part of a team that provides them with exceptional care. Outside of work, I enjoy life with my boyfriend and our lively crew of pets—our cats Taco and Potato, our dog Cosmo, our bearded dragons Jumba and Big Daddy, and our rabbit Dudley.
Harrison P.

VA

I joined WDVC at the beginning of 2025 and assist with daily cleaning and supporting veterinarians during various procedures. Prior to working in the clinic, I cared for a herd of horses at the Village and Tennis Club in Colorado, where I developed a strong interest in equine health. I’m especially passionate about foal care, as well as equine chiropractic and acupuncture. At home, I share life with my wife and our cat, Knappo.
Skyla L.

VA & CAA

Initially joining us in January 2024 as a Receptionist, Skyla is now a Vet Assistant and Certified Acupuncture Assistant at WDVC. A graduate of Texarkana State College, her passion for helping animals is evident in her work. Skyla has a special interest in small animal medicine and is eager to learn about reptile and exotic animal medicine. At home, Skyla and her partner Brady share their lives with a delightful menagerie including Zilly, the bearded dragon; four leopard geckos; two axolotls; three cats named Nala, Sushi, and Mimi; a Doberman named Prince; and two Italian Greyhounds, Penny and Pepper.
Meggie P.

Receptionist

Since joining our staff as a receptionist in summer 2023, Meggie has radiated positivity with her friendly spirit and zest for life. Whether it’s taking calls, keeping records, bringing in treats for our staff, or helping customers, Meggie enjoys making people happy. She loves creatures of every breed, but living on a ranch has fostered her interest in caring for large animals like her stubborn yet lovable horse, Meatball. Meggie hopes to take courses in bovine and equine care in the future. Her other pets include her rabbits Patron, Nibbles, Harvey, and Cinnamen.
Sierra W.

Receptionist

Sierra joined West Dakota Veterinary Clinic in December 2024 as a Receptionist. Her primary responsibilities include scheduling appointments, answering phone calls, processing payments, and—most importantly—providing excellent service to our wonderful clients and their pets. She attended Tesst College and the Cortiva Institute in Maryland, where she earned her certification as a Medical Assistant and became a Licensed Esthetician. Though new to the veterinary field, she is excited to learn all aspects of the profession and grow within the team. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her spouse, their daughter, two dogs, and one cat.





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