Tracey Sackman, DVM - Dr. Sackman is a 1998 graduate of Texas A&M
College of Veterinary Medicine. Her undergraduate studies were in biochemistry
and genetics, also at TAMU. She has been employed with Roanoke Animal
Hospital part-time since 2004 and full time since October 2005. After veterinary
school, Dr. Sackman completed an internship in small animal medicine and
surgery, then worked as an emergency veterinarian for 6 years.
Dr. Sackman's special interest include internal medicine, soft tissue surgery
and pain management.
Dr. Sackman and husband Steve share their life with 6 fur and scale children,
Jancsi & Chico (dogs), Jobe, LOT, Sam, Veruka (cats), and Imagene
Threadgood (iguana with an attitude). In her free time, Dr. Sackman enjoys
doing church activities, mission work and outdoor sports. In October 2010, Dr.
Sackman participated in the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer 3-Day walk. It was
be her fourth time to do the 3-Day walk.
College of Veterinary Medicine. Her undergraduate studies were in biochemistry
and genetics, also at TAMU. She has been employed with Roanoke Animal
Hospital part-time since 2004 and full time since October 2005. After veterinary
school, Dr. Sackman completed an internship in small animal medicine and
surgery, then worked as an emergency veterinarian for 6 years.
Dr. Sackman's special interest include internal medicine, soft tissue surgery
and pain management.
Dr. Sackman and husband Steve share their life with 6 fur and scale children,
Jancsi & Chico (dogs), Jobe, LOT, Sam, Veruka (cats), and Imagene
Threadgood (iguana with an attitude). In her free time, Dr. Sackman enjoys
doing church activities, mission work and outdoor sports. In October 2010, Dr.
Sackman participated in the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer 3-Day walk. It was
be her fourth time to do the 3-Day walk.
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Sharing in the special bond between pets and their families.
Roanoke
Animal
Hospital
Animal
Hospital
Some of our good friends...
David K. Shepherd - Dr. Shepherd obtained his BA from North
Texas State University in 1986, followed by his BS from Texas A&M
University in 1988. He then went on to receive his DVM from Texas A&M
College of Veterinary Medicine in 1991. After working in mixed practices in
both Jacksonville and Temple, Texas, he purchased Roanoke Animal
Hospital in 1996.
Although he enjoys all aspects of his practice, Dr. Shepherd particularly
enjoys dentistry and laser surgery.
Dr. Shepherd was born in Midwest City, Oklahoma but moved to Texas "as
fast as he could". He and his wife Paula, the backbone and Financial
Manager or Roanoke Animal Hospital, now share their home in Keller with dogs
Gretchen and Missy.
Texas State University in 1986, followed by his BS from Texas A&M
University in 1988. He then went on to receive his DVM from Texas A&M
College of Veterinary Medicine in 1991. After working in mixed practices in
both Jacksonville and Temple, Texas, he purchased Roanoke Animal
Hospital in 1996.
Although he enjoys all aspects of his practice, Dr. Shepherd particularly
enjoys dentistry and laser surgery.
Dr. Shepherd was born in Midwest City, Oklahoma but moved to Texas "as
fast as he could". He and his wife Paula, the backbone and Financial
Manager or Roanoke Animal Hospital, now share their home in Keller with dogs
Gretchen and Missy.
| Dutch |
| G.G. |
| Tommee |
| Holly Polly |
| Lola |
| Dakota |
Lisa Stickney, DVM - Dr. Stickney received her DVM from Texas A&M
College of Veterinary Medicine. She also received her BA from TAMU.
Growing up in Austin made this a natural choice for her. Dr. Stickney began
practicing in the Dallas area in 1991 and has been living and working in
the Keller area since 1998. She joined us at Roanoke Animal Hospital in
2008.
Dr. Stickney enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine but finds internal
medicine, geriatric medicine and soft tissue surgery the most fascinating.
When not at the clinic, Dr. Stickney, husband and 3 children like to spend
time with their dogs Scout (a lab) and Buddy (a King Charles Cavalier). Dr.
Stickney also likes to read, go cycling and watch her kids play soccer.
College of Veterinary Medicine. She also received her BA from TAMU.
Growing up in Austin made this a natural choice for her. Dr. Stickney began
practicing in the Dallas area in 1991 and has been living and working in
the Keller area since 1998. She joined us at Roanoke Animal Hospital in
2008.
Dr. Stickney enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine but finds internal
medicine, geriatric medicine and soft tissue surgery the most fascinating.
When not at the clinic, Dr. Stickney, husband and 3 children like to spend
time with their dogs Scout (a lab) and Buddy (a King Charles Cavalier). Dr.
Stickney also likes to read, go cycling and watch her kids play soccer.
| 513 Byron Nelson Blvd, Roanoke, TX 76262 For an appointment call 817-430-8989 Fax 817-491-9888 |
Joni Noel, DVM - Although Dr. Noel got her associate degree from Texas
A&M she had not gotten the calling to be a veterinarian at the time. She moved
back home to Tulsa, Oklahoma where she subsequently went back to school for
her Pre-vet and Veterinarian degrees. After working in many diverse locations
like Las Vegas, the D.C. area and Ft. Worth, she has finally settled at Roanoke
Animal Hospital where we hope she stays for a very long time!
Dr. Noel's specialities include soft tissue surgery, laser surgery and internal
medicine. And she absolutely loves all the staff at RAH. She thinks we are the
best staff a Veterinarian could ask for, "Everyone loves what they do and
definitely show it in all that they do for the pets." (We love you too Dr. Noel!)
Dr. Noel spends her free time with Remington the Great Dane, Aggie and
Cowboy the tabby's, and Zoe a Brussels Griffon. When not busy with this crew
she loves to sing Karoke, play volleyball and read murder mystery books.
A&M she had not gotten the calling to be a veterinarian at the time. She moved
back home to Tulsa, Oklahoma where she subsequently went back to school for
her Pre-vet and Veterinarian degrees. After working in many diverse locations
like Las Vegas, the D.C. area and Ft. Worth, she has finally settled at Roanoke
Animal Hospital where we hope she stays for a very long time!
Dr. Noel's specialities include soft tissue surgery, laser surgery and internal
medicine. And she absolutely loves all the staff at RAH. She thinks we are the
best staff a Veterinarian could ask for, "Everyone loves what they do and
definitely show it in all that they do for the pets." (We love you too Dr. Noel!)
Dr. Noel spends her free time with Remington the Great Dane, Aggie and
Cowboy the tabby's, and Zoe a Brussels Griffon. When not busy with this crew
she loves to sing Karoke, play volleyball and read murder mystery books.
