Staff

Dr. Madeline Kendall is from Arnett, Oklahoma. She graduated from Oklahoma State University with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science in 2018. She stayed at OSU to earn her DVM in 2021. Mattie's interested in all things mixed practice but enjoys equine and bovine work especially. 
Outside of veterinary medicine, she likes playing card games, reading, watching old westerns, and being outside. In May of 2021, Mattie Cody Kendall. He enjoys beating her in card games, day working in the area, and competing in ranch rodeos

Dr. Scot Martin was raised in Spearman, TX and received his DVM degree from Texas A & M University in 1986. The following year he completed an internship with Dr. Steve Conboy in Lexington, KY in a practice that primarily performed reproductive and yearling (racehorse) medicine. He then worked at Littleton Equine Center (formerly Littleton Large Animal Clinic) from 1987 to 1990.

Dr. Kristina Keeth received her DVM degree from Iowa State University in 2001. Upon graduation she completed an internship at Equine Medical Associates in Edmond, OK and then followed it with a second internship at Oakridge Equine Hospital in Edmond, OK. Both internships focused on equine surgery and lameness. After completion of her internships she moved to the Texas panhandle and began working at HCVH in 2005.

Dr. Sharpe was born & raised on a cow-calf ranch north of Goodwell, Oklahoma, & received her undergraduate degree from Oklahoma Panhandle State University in 2016. She received her DVM degree from Oklahoma State University in 2020 & joined us here in Texas shortly after graduating. Dr. Sharpe enjoys practicing mixed animal medicine, particularly bovine reproduction services, small animal soft tissue surgery, & preventative care. 

Dr. Tylo Hutchison grew up in Spearman, Texas. Graduated from Tarleton State University in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science, and spent most of her time running track and cross country for them.

Tammie Osbourne has been with HCVH since 1999. She started out as a technician and has worked as a receptionist, and office manager. She became the practice manager in 2011, and is now over our ordering, billing, and payroll.

She has been married to Donnie for 31 years and they have two grown daughters. She enjoys travelling to visit her girls and going to Red River for fishing and jeep trips up to Goose Lake.

Eduardo Flores has been at Hansford County Veterinary Hospital since October 1976. He is a large animal assistant, and is known by many as 'Doc Ed.' He helps out with both horses and cattle.

He and his wife Rosalea have raised their three children over the years and in his spare time Eduardo enjoys cooking out and plays the saxophone in his band 'Los Atrevidos del Norte.'

Manuel Flores has been a large animal assistant at HCVH since 2000. He and his wife have a daughter and 3 sons. In his spare time he enjoys building things, especially woodworking projects.

Natasha has been a small animal technichian at Hansford County Veterinary Hospital since May 2013. She and her husband, Alfonso, have 3 children. She enjoys spending time with her dachshund, Humphrey and her ornery Boston Terrier, Rufus Jenkins.

You will recognize Tara as one of the friendly faces that greets you upon your arrival to HCVH. She has been with us for several years now, first as a veterinary technician and then we transitioned her to the front desk as a receptionist. Tara grew up in Perryton, graduating from Perryton ISD in 2000. She enjoys spending time with her daughters, Brooklyn and Emilee, in her free time.

Stephnie Barclay has been a small animal technician at HCVH since March 2017. She was born and raised here in Spearman and she returned in 2009 to raise her daughters. She has always had an affinity for animals and the medical field. She was a dog groomer for four years and then worked at the Hansford County Hospital Pharmacy before becoming a member of the team here at the vet clinic.