Our Missoula team works in unbridled collaboration to raise money for their local chapter of The Street Dog Coalition.

Missoula, MT

Our Missoula team typically hosts a pop-up clinic at Watershed Navigation Center, 2200 Mullan Road on the second Saturday of each month, but dates can vary. Check out our calendar for more info.

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Missoula Team

Ann Vestal, DVM

TEAM LEAD

Dr. Ann Vestal has always known she wanted to be a veterinarian, sharing that “I’ve never had a plan B.” She graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Oklahoma State University in 2007 and went on to complete an internship in physical therapy and rehabilitation in Fort Collins, Colorado. Dr. Vestal is also a Certified Veterinary Medical Acupuncturist (cVMA), allowing her to offer specialized acupuncture treatments for animals. Since 2018, she has been practicing veterinary medicine in Missoula, most recently serving as an emergency care veterinarian. Dr. Vestal enjoys living in Missoula with her family and loves being a part of the Street Dog Coalition Missoula team.
Karla McCullough

TEAM LEAD

I am so happy to be a part of the Missoula chapter of SDC. I have been involved with animals for most of my adult life..whether it be working/volunteering at local shelters or raising 12 puppies for various service dog organizations. I love helping the population we serve and look forward to continuing to serve both ends of the leash.
Marlie Johnson, DVM

VOLUNTEER DVM

While originally hailing from Northern Michigan, Dr. Marlie Johnson has called Montana home since graduating from Washington State College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012. She loves being outdoors with her family and when not at the clinic, you can find her running, hiking or biking the local trails. Dr. Johnson practices at a local small animal clinic and loves providing veterinary care with the Street Dog Coalition team.
Caren Stumpf

VOLUNTEER

I have been passionate about animal welfare since childhood, beginning my journey as a volunteer in animal rescue while still in high school. My commitment deepened in 2018, and since then, I have become actively involved in hands-on work with companion animals at rescues/shelters. I enjoy learning about animal behavior, and this experience has proven invaluable in supporting my work at SDC clinics. In addition to my animal welfare work, I am a full-time art director, a role that has been especially helpful for Missoula SDC’s fundraising, marketing, and event initiatives.