4408 42nd Avenue, Innisfail Alberta, T4G 1P6
Veterinarians
Stacey Homer, DVM
Dr. Stacey Homer graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2014. She then completed an internship in California in Large Animal Surgery, Reproduction and Internal Medicine. Her greatest passion is reproduction, which led her to establish herself in Central Alberta, where she could enjoy plenty of obstetrics and breeding in all sorts of species.
While reproduction is her passion, general practice is her game. From pocket exotic pets to Purebred bovine and more, there isn't much she won't see.
During her spare time, she chases her two young children and husband while breeding and raising Labrador Retrievers. Sometimes you will catch her on trail rides as her passion for long rides stems from her Cross Canada Trip in 2017 where she, her sister and father travelled across Western Canada unassisted on horseback and were granted into the Long Rider's Guild, a small unique group of riders that have travelled more than 1000mi in a single trip on horseback unassisted.
Megan Johnson, DVM
Dr. Megan Johnson graduated from the University of Calgary's Veterinary Medicine program in 2024. She grew up close by in Sylvan Lake, before coming to live and work in Innisfail. She decided to pursue veterinary medicine in high school and from there decided that general mixed practice was where she wanted to be. She enjoys practicing medicine for all species, large and small and will see almost any animal. Recently, she adopted two stray kittens brought into the clinic named Darren and Kimchi. In her spare time, she enjoys camping and kayaking in the summer with her boyfriend, Rhett.
Registered Veterinary Technicians
Stephanie Coleman
Stephanie is a graduate of the Animal Health Technologist course from Olds College in 2013. She enjoys both sides of large and small animal, but her true passion lies with the Bovine aspect. She lives on her husband's family farm, where they raise purebred Shorthorn cattle. Outside of work, you can find her showing cattle and spending time with her husband and daughters.
Terra Stennes
Terra is a graduate of the first accelerated Animal Health Technologist Program from Olds College in 2019. She enjoys both large and small animal medicine, but her passion lies with the small animal and surgery/anesthesia aspects. Terra is passionate about the outdoors and loves spending time with her husband, son, and daughter.
Jennifer Dobbs
Jennifer graduated from Montana State University with a Bachelor of Animal Science. She went on to further her education with Olds College through the Animal Health Technologist program and graduated in 2021. Outside of work, Jennifer enjoys dog training and hiking with her dogs and husband.
Kimberly Schipper
Kimberly graduated from the Animal Health Technology program from Lakeland College in 2021. Kimberly is very passionate about large animals. On the weekends Kimberly works on the family farm, where she helps with both the cattle and grain sides of the farming operation. She likes to spend her spare time with her dogs, Roxy and Oakley, and hanging out with her friends.
Darby McPhee
Darby loves the domestic animals we see at the clinic, but her true passion lies with wildlife. Darby graduated from the University of Alberta with a specialization in Animal Biology and previously worked in wildlife rehabilitation. She completed the Animal Health Technology course at Olds College in the of 2025.