Dr. Harding received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Michigan State University in 2017.
With an interest in animal advocacy and the shared lives of humans and animals, she participated in the Animal Welfare Judging Team, Veterinary One Health Symposium, and assisted in a study on tick migration via passerine birds. She has previously worked in both veterinary emergency and urgent care on a multitude of species, and now focuses on general practice cats and dogs.
Dr. Harding prefers a fear free approach and on building relationships with your pet. She has special interests in ultrasound, as well as an appreciation for herding and high-energy dog breeds, and how they acclimate to urban lifestyles.
Dr. Harding is originally from a suburb of Dallas and grew up playing soccer, writing stories, making art, and taking care of a variety of pets. She spent many summers at her parents' childhood homes in Pennsylvania, helping with farm work and spending time outdoors.
She has had cats, dogs, cockatiels, and rats in the past, but currently lives with an Aussie and a Pyrenees/German Shepherd/Aussie mix with her partner.
Outside of the clinic, Dr. Harding can be found doing a wide variety of activities, including weight-lifting, indie wrestling, recreational softball, flow-arts, and working on new activities for her dogs. "
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