Dr. Sally, an Iowa native, is a 2006 graduate of Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. After receiving her DVM degree, she completed a rotating internship in Greensboro, NC. After working in various different states, she found the place she calls home here in Leawood, KS. She worked for 5 years at State Line Animal Hospital prior to purchasing the practice in 2014.
She knew it was her calling to be a veterinarian from the age of 14 when she started working at the local vet clinic in small town Iowa. Fun fact - she grew up with no animals in her home and is dedicated to making up for that!
She attended the Chi University in 2014, where she received her certification in veterinary acupuncture. She is currently working on certifications in Chinese herbal medicine and food therapy and is always researching new holistic/alternative therapies to help her patients.
Dr. Sally is has 2 daughters who keep her busy when she is not helping her four legged patients. She enjoys playing sand volleyball, paddle boarding, practicing yoga, and taking trips with her daughters.
Dr. Abby Faerber is a 2015 graduate of Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She grew up in Leawood, KS and went to high school at Shawnee Mission East, graduating in 2007. She began her career in the veterinary field working as a veterinary assistant at State Line Animal Hospital in 2008. She received her bachelors of science in Biology in 2011 from Kansas State. After receiving her DVM degree in 2015, she married her high school sweetheart, Andrew, and moved home. She knew where she wanted to be and returned to State Line Animal Hospital, this time as a veterinarian.
Dr. Abby and Andrew have 3 daughters, Maisie, Zoey, and Penny. She also has 3 cats, Penelope, Tofur, and Barb, and 2 dogs, Cora and Rigby.
When not at work, Dr. Abby enjoys spending her free time with her family and friends, reading, and cheering on the Wildcats, Royals and Chiefs!
Dr. Greg Starr has cared for pets as a small animal, general practitioner since 1999. A native of Missouri, Dr. Starr was raised on a farm and it was there that he developed a deep love for animals and decided to become a veterinarian. He showed horses for more than 15 years (Arabian and Ponies-of-America) and he currently manages the breeding and maintenance of Fleckvieh and Scottish Highland Cattle. Dr. Starr completed his Bachelor of Science in Animal Science at Missouri State in 1990 while on an athletic scholarship for cross country and track. He then attended Clemson University, where he earned his Master of Science in Genetics in 1993, while also on the rowing team for Clemson. He finished his education at the University of Missouri/Columbia in 1999 with his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine.Dr. Starr is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Kansas Veterinary Medical Association, the American Highland Association, the American Simmental Association and the Fleckvieh Federation. When he’s not busy with his duties at the hospital, Dr. Starr can be found overseeing the breeding and maintenance of 300 head of cattle and 500 Acres Farm land in Missouri. He shares his household with two Pembroke Welsh Corgi’s Named Rose Marie and Winnie Wu.
Dr. Hunt graduated from Cleveland Chiropractic College in 2001 and began her career treating (human) patients at a holistic health clinic in Leawood, Kansas. Eventually, her love of animals trumped her desire to help humans, and in 2013, she attended Options for Animals where she earned her Animal Chiropractic degree. In February of 2014, she was certified by the International Veterinary Chiropractic Association (IVCA).
In late 2014, Dr. Hunt joined the staff at State Line Animal Hospital, where she specializes in canine chiropractic care, treating a variety of conditions including back pain, neck pain, lameness, pinched nerve, herniated disc, soft tissue injury, hip dysplasia, spinal cord injury, and more. She combines chiropractic joint manipulation, deep tissue massage, myofascial release, passive range of motion, spinal traction and rehab exercises all into the same treatment. This is a very thorough technique which can create results in fewer treatments and holds longer than a traditional chiropractic adjustment.
When not at the clinic, Dr. Hunt is an exam proctor for IVCA and volunteers for a dog rescue. She spends her free time on her acreage in the country, where she enjoys homesteading alongside her family of farm dogs, barn cats, chickens, ducks and goats.
