Dr. Joe Pace is a 1994 alumnus of Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Pace founded his veterinary practice McCulloh County Veterinary Hospital and opened its doors to the public in 1999.

Away from work, Dr. Pace enjoys fishing, going on vacations and keeping himself busy doing ranch improvements. He shares his home with Ellie the Bloodhound, Space Dog the Redbone Hound, Puppy Brother the Terrier Mix, and Louie the Galah Cockatoo.

Mendy has an Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology degree and has been a Licensed Veterinary Technician since 1999. She joined McCulloh County Veterinary Hospital in 2003. One of Mendy’s favorite things about veterinary medicine is how each day brings in different cases and that no two days are the same. She also loves interacting with the animals and making them more comfortable regardless of what they are in the hospital for.

In her free time, she enjoys hiking, reading, and spending time with friends and family. On top of that, Mendy also loves traveling. Her family is incomplete without her beloved pets Jupiter the Aussie/Lab mix who’s also her personal alarm clock and her three cats with big personalities named Alex, Pixie, and Blackie. 

Kallie graduated from Tarleton State University with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science in 2021. In the same year, she began working at McCulloch County Veterinary Hospital. Kallie’s favorite part of veterinary medicine is seeing different things every day. What she likes most about working at the clinic is that she works with large animals very often, which is what her major was focused on.

For leisure, she enjoys going fishing, hunting, and skiing. Kallie shares her home with a dog named Koda and a cat named Stripes. 

Brittany’s journey with the McCulloch County Vet team began in September 2022, and since then, she has been a dedicated member of our staff. What she finds most fulfilling in the field of veterinary medicine is the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of animals and their human companions. Her passion for this work is evident in her pursuit of certification as a Veterinary Assistant, a testament to her commitment to improving the well-being of our furry friends.

Outside the clinic, Brittany treasures her free time spent with loved ones. Whether it’s quality moments with family or memorable gatherings with friends, she values the connections she has in her life. At home, she shares her space with a wonderful Texas Blue Lacy named Jake, who embodies compassion, cuddliness, and boundless love. Jake is not just a pet but a beloved member of her family, highlighting the strong connection Brittany shares with animals.

Say hello to Carleen, our friendly Receptionist at McCulloh County Veterinary Hospital since April 2023. With a heart for animals and their people, Carleen finds joy in her role every day.

When she’s not greeting clients and their furry friends, Carleen enjoys spending time on her family farm in Melvin. Exploring on a 4-wheeler, hunting for horn sheds and arrowheads, and connecting with nature are some of her favorite pastimes. With a nursing background spanning 31 years, Carleen’s dedication to the front desk shines through as she aims to master various aspects of front office tasks, from coggins to health certifications. In addition to her love for animals, Carleen shares her home with two cherished cats, Tucker and Walker.

Beyond her professional journey, Carleen’s love for horses has been a lifelong passion. Her experience with these majestic animals adds a unique touch to her role at the clinic.

Allison became a part of the McCulloch County Vet team on August 14, 2023. What she cherishes most about working in the field of veterinary medicine is the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of animals. Whether it’s offering comfort, a gentle touch, or a friendly presence, Allison is committed to helping animals in any way possible. Every morning, she is greeted by wagging tails and eager eyes, a heartwarming sight that never fails to brighten her day. Allison is enthusiastic about expanding her knowledge and becoming more involved in the veterinary field, always eager to learn new things and contribute to the well-being of our animal friends.

Outside of her fulfilling work at the clinic, Allison’s heart lies with her family. Family game nights are a cherished tradition, filled with laughter and camaraderie. She also enjoys the simple pleasure of watching movies and creating unforgettable memories with her loved ones in the comfort of her home.

At home, Allison shares her life with three wonderful canine companions. Luna, a playful German Shepherd, brings joy and energy to her days, while Tyson, another German Shepherd, keeps the household lively with his boundless enthusiasm. The smallest member of the pack is Pickles, an affectionate Chihuahua who adores cuddles and treats.