By Leigh Ballard
Equine Veterinary Associates of Olive Branch, MS is proud to welcome Dr. Megan Dorris Hunt to the practice in June, 2013.
Dr. Hunt is a 2012 graduate of Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Since her graduation, Megan has been working an internship at Coosa Valley Equine Center in Pell City, Alabama. Her large animal specialty is exclusively equine, with a keen interest in ophthalmology and lameness.
Dr. Hunt, originally from Southaven, MS, grew up showing Quarter Horses. Through middle school, high school, and college she showed the same gelding, travelling to both the Congress and World shows. When she entered vet school, they had to temporarily cut back on showing and travel, but her horse went with her to Alabama where he was boarded and used as a school horse. Soon, when they return to the area, they will come out of semi “retirement” from showing with hopes of getting back into the fun of competition.
Animal care is a shared focus for Megan and her husband. She has been married just a little over a year to Davis Hunt, DVM, a veterinarian in Holly Springs, MS. “He’s not just about horses, though,” she says. “He does it all: dogs, cats, horses, cows, goats, everything!”
Equine Veterinary Associates of Olive Branch, MS is proud to welcome Dr. Megan Dorris Hunt to the practice in June, 2013.
Dr. Hunt is a 2012 graduate of Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Since her graduation, Megan has been working an internship at Coosa Valley Equine Center in Pell City, Alabama. Her large animal specialty is exclusively equine, with a keen interest in ophthalmology and lameness.
Dr. Hunt, originally from Southaven, MS, grew up showing Quarter Horses. Through middle school, high school, and college she showed the same gelding, travelling to both the Congress and World shows. When she entered vet school, they had to temporarily cut back on showing and travel, but her horse went with her to Alabama where he was boarded and used as a school horse. Soon, when they return to the area, they will come out of semi “retirement” from showing with hopes of getting back into the fun of competition.
Animal care is a shared focus for Megan and her husband. She has been married just a little over a year to Davis Hunt, DVM, a veterinarian in Holly Springs, MS. “He’s not just about horses, though,” she says. “He does it all: dogs, cats, horses, cows, goats, everything!”
