We are a full-service, mixed-animal practice located in The Dalles, Oregon.
As the longest established veterinary practice in The Dalles, we have been providing medical care
for the four-footed citizens of our area since 1968.
Our professional and courteous doctors and staff seek to provide compassionate medical, surgical, dental and herd health care for your valued household companion and livestock patients. We are committed to the education of our clients in preventative health care measures that can best ensure their pets live long and healthy lives.
We are extremely proud of our dedicated team here at The Dalles Veterinary Hospital.
Our team is filled with dedicated animal lovers who are highly trained at their jobs.
Learning and education are very important here. Our patients deserve the very best veterinary care.
They give each patient plenty of love and attention and are happy to discuss preventative medicine so that every pet can stay as healthy as possible.
If you would like to speak to someone on our team, don’t hesitate to contact us today!
As the longest established veterinary practice in The Dalles, we have been providing medical care
for the four-footed citizens of our area since 1968.
Our professional and courteous doctors and staff seek to provide compassionate medical, surgical, dental and herd health care for your valued household companion and livestock patients. We are committed to the education of our clients in preventative health care measures that can best ensure their pets live long and healthy lives.
We are extremely proud of our dedicated team here at The Dalles Veterinary Hospital.
Our team is filled with dedicated animal lovers who are highly trained at their jobs.
Learning and education are very important here. Our patients deserve the very best veterinary care.
They give each patient plenty of love and attention and are happy to discuss preventative medicine so that every pet can stay as healthy as possible.
If you would like to speak to someone on our team, don’t hesitate to contact us today!
Meet The Doctors
Wallace Wolf Jr., DVM
(Retired, Founder of The Dalles Vet)
Retired after forty years of veterinary practice, Dr. Wolf received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Kansas State University. After serving in the United States Army from August 1966 to August 1968, he came to The Dalles Veterinary Hospital in October 1968. Throughout those years, he provided veterinary care for the large and small animals of many, many families of The Dalles, and volunteered his time to multiple civic organizations and activities. His son, John, and his daughter, Mindy, grew up in The Dalles, and they are raising their children in the area as well, allowing Dr. Wolf and his wife, Vicki, to spend time with their grandchildren, Gillian, Emma, Mia, and Mead. Dr. Wolf continues to take care of his own pets, and he enjoys spending time hunting, fishing, boating, horseback riding, and traveling. When we see Dr. Wolf, he often says that since he's retired, he's busy enough that it feels like there's less time in the day!
(Retired, Founder of The Dalles Vet)
Retired after forty years of veterinary practice, Dr. Wolf received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Kansas State University. After serving in the United States Army from August 1966 to August 1968, he came to The Dalles Veterinary Hospital in October 1968. Throughout those years, he provided veterinary care for the large and small animals of many, many families of The Dalles, and volunteered his time to multiple civic organizations and activities. His son, John, and his daughter, Mindy, grew up in The Dalles, and they are raising their children in the area as well, allowing Dr. Wolf and his wife, Vicki, to spend time with their grandchildren, Gillian, Emma, Mia, and Mead. Dr. Wolf continues to take care of his own pets, and he enjoys spending time hunting, fishing, boating, horseback riding, and traveling. When we see Dr. Wolf, he often says that since he's retired, he's busy enough that it feels like there's less time in the day!
Dan Davidson, DVM
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Hailee Meredith, DVM
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Kim Robichaud, DVM
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Management
Jacqueline Parker
Practice Manager
Jackie grew up all over the world, she was originally born in Germany! She recently moved back to the area from Montana. Before that she resided in Florida for many years. Jackie comes to us with over 15 years of experience in emergency veterinary medicine, specialty hospitals as well as several years doing practice management. She spent quite a bit of time working for the University of Florida and brings with her the expertise of a teaching college! Her experience ranges from dogs to horses, and even as unique as primates! Jackie has a passion for working dogs and has been involved with police work as well as search and rescue for many years. Jackie avidly pursues professional development with seminars and different opportunities to further her knowledge. When not helping clients and their pets to maintain healthy happy lives, you can usually find Jackie outdoors with her other half and their two dogs: Eli, a Dutch Shepherd and Sarin, a Belgian Malinois. Oh! and she is also part of Wasco County Sheriff's Mounted Posse along with our Dr. Hailee & Receptionist Lee Ann.
Practice Manager
Jackie grew up all over the world, she was originally born in Germany! She recently moved back to the area from Montana. Before that she resided in Florida for many years. Jackie comes to us with over 15 years of experience in emergency veterinary medicine, specialty hospitals as well as several years doing practice management. She spent quite a bit of time working for the University of Florida and brings with her the expertise of a teaching college! Her experience ranges from dogs to horses, and even as unique as primates! Jackie has a passion for working dogs and has been involved with police work as well as search and rescue for many years. Jackie avidly pursues professional development with seminars and different opportunities to further her knowledge. When not helping clients and their pets to maintain healthy happy lives, you can usually find Jackie outdoors with her other half and their two dogs: Eli, a Dutch Shepherd and Sarin, a Belgian Malinois. Oh! and she is also part of Wasco County Sheriff's Mounted Posse along with our Dr. Hailee & Receptionist Lee Ann.
Receptionists
Lisa Harding
Receptionist Lisa's friendly face has been cheerfully greeting the clients and patients of The Dalles Veterinary Hospital since August 2014. She and her husband have multiple four-legged family members including four horses, two dogs, three cats, two rabbits, and chickens that they keep as pets and for fresh eggs. Lisa is a full-on health and fitness fanatic and when she isn't welcoming people and their pets to our hospital, she can be found snowmobiling, lifting weights at the gym, cooking, horseback riding, scrapbooking, watching Hallmark movies, and taking road trips in her RV. |
Lee Ann Olheiser
Receptionist Lee Ann is no stranger to our clinic! Her radiating smile has been greeting friends and pets for the last seven years! When you can’t find her behind the reception desk, she is outdoors soaking up the sunshine, or going to barrel races with her horses, Goose and Bugs. If you know Lee Ann, you know her big heart is filled to the brim with love for all things wiener dogs! And of course, her own four-legged family members; Dash, Daisy, and Dalton, and her two kitties Mulder and Scully. Vet medicine runs in their family roots, Lee Ann is a proud mom to our own Dr. Hailee Meridith, and veterinary technician, Hannah Thonney! And to top it off she is also part of the Wasco County Sheriff's Posse with Dr. Meredith & Jackie, our practice manager. |
Jane White
Receptionist/Veterinary Assistant
Jane grew up in the Pacific Northwest with a variety of beloved childhood pets. Now she resides in The Dalles with
her cat Tobio (Toe-bee-oh) and her gerbil Yuki (you-key). She began her career in animal care doing Positive- Reinforcement Animal Training and Fear Free Pet Sitting for 4 years, then switched to the medical side upon being hired at The Dalles Veterinary Hospital in the fall of 2022 as a receptionist. Now she floats in between the front and back, so you may see her behind the desk greeting clients, or in the exam rooms assisting the veterinarians.
When she isn’t working at the clinic, she is teaching her cat tricks at home or enjoying her passion for watercolors, while painting the beautiful nature found in The Gorge.
Receptionist/Veterinary Assistant
Jane grew up in the Pacific Northwest with a variety of beloved childhood pets. Now she resides in The Dalles with
her cat Tobio (Toe-bee-oh) and her gerbil Yuki (you-key). She began her career in animal care doing Positive- Reinforcement Animal Training and Fear Free Pet Sitting for 4 years, then switched to the medical side upon being hired at The Dalles Veterinary Hospital in the fall of 2022 as a receptionist. Now she floats in between the front and back, so you may see her behind the desk greeting clients, or in the exam rooms assisting the veterinarians.
When she isn’t working at the clinic, she is teaching her cat tricks at home or enjoying her passion for watercolors, while painting the beautiful nature found in The Gorge.
Technicians & Assistants
Kathleen Pimley
Registered Veterinary Technician
Kathleen grew up in the Midwest and graduated from Walla Walla College. She began her career in the practice in 1979 with full time employment at our Bingen, Washington office. She has been at The Dalles Veterinary Hospital since 1996. She and her husband are "parents" to varying numbers of cats. Her interests include veterinary medicine, participating in and teaching sports, and travel.
Registered Veterinary Technician
Kathleen grew up in the Midwest and graduated from Walla Walla College. She began her career in the practice in 1979 with full time employment at our Bingen, Washington office. She has been at The Dalles Veterinary Hospital since 1996. She and her husband are "parents" to varying numbers of cats. Her interests include veterinary medicine, participating in and teaching sports, and travel.
Karina Eiesland
Veterinary Assistant
Karina has been a happy friendly face here at The Dalles Vet for a few years now.
She grew up in Dallesport and spent her younger days helping to raise cattle with her family and riding horses around their farm.
Karina really enjoys helping people and providing compassionate care for them during their appointments. When she is not working you can usually find Karina up in the mountains enjoying the fresh air that it brings, or out on the Columbia River fishing for salmon! See the picture of her! Karina still lives in the old farmhouse on her family's property with her cats, Precious & Smoke.
Veterinary Assistant
Karina has been a happy friendly face here at The Dalles Vet for a few years now.
She grew up in Dallesport and spent her younger days helping to raise cattle with her family and riding horses around their farm.
Karina really enjoys helping people and providing compassionate care for them during their appointments. When she is not working you can usually find Karina up in the mountains enjoying the fresh air that it brings, or out on the Columbia River fishing for salmon! See the picture of her! Karina still lives in the old farmhouse on her family's property with her cats, Precious & Smoke.
Maddie Dollarhide
Veterinary Assistant
Maddie was born and raised into a pet-loving, livestock raising family, so it doesn't come as a shock that she is no stranger to animals. Growing up in The Dalles you could find her showing sheep or cattle at the Wasco County Fair, or spending time with one of the many four-legged family members at home! Maddie has been with us for over three years helping to take care of your loved ones. Outside of animals, she enjoys playing piano, jackpotting her cattle, or being involved in many programs ranging from school leadership to serving as the Oregon FFA State Secretary! This year she is traveling to Oklahoma for school but returns to us in the summers! We are lucky to have someone so kind and involved in our community.
Veterinary Assistant
Maddie was born and raised into a pet-loving, livestock raising family, so it doesn't come as a shock that she is no stranger to animals. Growing up in The Dalles you could find her showing sheep or cattle at the Wasco County Fair, or spending time with one of the many four-legged family members at home! Maddie has been with us for over three years helping to take care of your loved ones. Outside of animals, she enjoys playing piano, jackpotting her cattle, or being involved in many programs ranging from school leadership to serving as the Oregon FFA State Secretary! This year she is traveling to Oklahoma for school but returns to us in the summers! We are lucky to have someone so kind and involved in our community.
Ali Ware
Veterinary Assistant
Ali is one of our current veterinary assistants, she started off in kennels.
Ali recently has worked her way up into learning the world of assisting.
Ali loves the fall time, when the leaves change colors and loves to spend her free time reading.
She has several hundred books at home!
Her pride and joy is her black long-haired kitty, named Sassy Pants.
Veterinary Assistant
Ali is one of our current veterinary assistants, she started off in kennels.
Ali recently has worked her way up into learning the world of assisting.
Ali loves the fall time, when the leaves change colors and loves to spend her free time reading.
She has several hundred books at home!
Her pride and joy is her black long-haired kitty, named Sassy Pants.
Bonnie Hahn
Veterinary Assistant
Bonnie is a lifelong pet owner of many different animals. She currently has two elderly dogs named Odin and Pickles, an elderly (mostly blind) cat called Memow (mee-meow) and a young newly adopted tomcat Ricky. As far back as she can remember, she has always loved animals and began working with them in 2019 in an animal shelter, later she went on to gain more experience with animal care, training and behavior at Cascade Pet Camp. She will be joining us here at The Dalles Vet as an assistant. Bonnie is very excited to make the jump into the veterinary side of animal care and eager to learn all she can.
Veterinary Assistant
Bonnie is a lifelong pet owner of many different animals. She currently has two elderly dogs named Odin and Pickles, an elderly (mostly blind) cat called Memow (mee-meow) and a young newly adopted tomcat Ricky. As far back as she can remember, she has always loved animals and began working with them in 2019 in an animal shelter, later she went on to gain more experience with animal care, training and behavior at Cascade Pet Camp. She will be joining us here at The Dalles Vet as an assistant. Bonnie is very excited to make the jump into the veterinary side of animal care and eager to learn all she can.
Barbara Stanberry
Veterinary Assistant
Barbara started working with animals at the age of 15 at a grooming and boarding facility which sparked a lifelong love for working with animals. Her first job in the veterinary field was in 2002 as a receptionist in a small, family run clinic. She quickly moved up and learned all she could about veterinary assisting duties and skills. From there she continued her on the job training and learning over 13 years in Oregon and Washington. She has worked in everything from an after-hours emergency hospital to an 8-doctor clinic and a specialty referral hospital. Barbara worked in the oncology and cardiology departments where she was a part of a brand new hospital opening. Barbara takes a lot of pride in being told by many of her coworkers and veterinarians (even clients!) that she is the calming force for patients in uncertain, confusing and scary situations. Her goal is to get the job done with accuracy by keeping animals calm and reassured of their safety with her calm demeanor, presence and "animal language". In her free time Barbara enjoys gardening, watching movies, bike rides (Harley Davidson bike rides), reading, rafting and a night around a bon fire with friends is never a bad time to her. Barbara is huge sports fan too, particularly The Seahawks, but if any football game is on, she is watching it! Barbara has two sons and also has an orange tabby who is the weirdest cat she has ever met and more human than he should be. However, he is the love of her life! Barbara also has a red and blue heeler farm dog who is the envy of every farmer who sees her in action.
Veterinary Assistant
Barbara started working with animals at the age of 15 at a grooming and boarding facility which sparked a lifelong love for working with animals. Her first job in the veterinary field was in 2002 as a receptionist in a small, family run clinic. She quickly moved up and learned all she could about veterinary assisting duties and skills. From there she continued her on the job training and learning over 13 years in Oregon and Washington. She has worked in everything from an after-hours emergency hospital to an 8-doctor clinic and a specialty referral hospital. Barbara worked in the oncology and cardiology departments where she was a part of a brand new hospital opening. Barbara takes a lot of pride in being told by many of her coworkers and veterinarians (even clients!) that she is the calming force for patients in uncertain, confusing and scary situations. Her goal is to get the job done with accuracy by keeping animals calm and reassured of their safety with her calm demeanor, presence and "animal language". In her free time Barbara enjoys gardening, watching movies, bike rides (Harley Davidson bike rides), reading, rafting and a night around a bon fire with friends is never a bad time to her. Barbara is huge sports fan too, particularly The Seahawks, but if any football game is on, she is watching it! Barbara has two sons and also has an orange tabby who is the weirdest cat she has ever met and more human than he should be. However, he is the love of her life! Barbara also has a red and blue heeler farm dog who is the envy of every farmer who sees her in action.
