Tami Carter, DVM, LHVC Veterinarian
Dr. Carter grew up in Illinois and moved to Colorado in 1989 to attend Colorado State University. She received her B.S. in Animal Science and then her DVM from CSU in 1997.
She practiced small animal medicine in Denver until she moved north and was at Berthoud Animal Hospital for 13 years. Her search to lead a more rewarding and fulfilling experience in helping animals brought her to Longmont Humane Society’s Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Carter’s passion is “working with animals to improve their health while making them feel comfortable, cared for and loved.”
Shari DePauw, DVM, LHVC and Shelter Veterinarian
Originating from upstate New York, Dr. Shari DePauw attended Cornell University for her undergraduate and veterinary degree, which she completed in 2003.
After performing an internship in Atlanta, she moved to NYC where she treated the pets of the rich and famous. She then volunteered at a spay/neuter clinic in India, where she developed a passion for shelter medicine and serving the under-served.
When she returned to the United States, she worked at a humane society in Washington D.C. before the mountains drew her to Colorado. After serving as the Medical Director of the Longmont Humane Society’s Veterinary Clinic for 8 years, she moved to the Western Slope to help build a veterinary hospital for the humane society in Ridgway, CO. Boulder County has remained her true home, however, and she has now returned to become the Shelter Veterinarian for LHS.
Dr. DePauw loves being able to provide care for those animals who otherwise may not get it, and during her free time, she enjoys exploring the mountains on foot, bicycle, skis, or with rope and harness.