Maddie

I spend most of my time at the clinic interacting with clients, assisting in exams, and cleaning and sterilizing after each animal leaves. Another part of my job is assisting in surgeries and dentals, pulling up vaccines and drugs, and running labs.

I have been around animals my entire life. I had a few horses here and there growing up, but when I was around twelve, I decided that I wanted to try rodeo. I competed in numerous rodeo associations and events until I graduated high school. The two horses I competed with came to me as green broke and were beginner friendly when I stopping competing. I also spent about a year working at a small breeding farm where my duties included feeding boarder horses, breeding stock, and their small cattle herd; cleaning stalls; turning out and bringing in horses; first-aid; putting up hay; and light riding and groundwork of the breeding stock and foals. My dad was a livestock trader and an auctioneer, so I have a lot of experience with numerous species besides horses.

I have only ever rode western, but I would love to learn more about english! Throughout my years in rodeo, I have competed in barrel racing, pole bending, goat tying, Texas 8, flag racing, and breakaway roping. I pride myself on having my rodeo horses well behaved and broke enough for anybody to take on a trail.