Christopher A. Church, DVM

Dr. Church was a volunteer at the Cheyenne Pet Clinic prior to entering college. He is a University of Wyoming alumnus and he graduated with honors from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1993. He has been practicing with Dr. Farr at the Cheyenne Pet Clinic since May 1995. He is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, American Animal Hospital Association, University of Wyoming Alumni Association, and the Cheyenne Veterinary Medical Association. He is married to Brooke and they have four children: Joshua, Brenton, Jessica, and Coleden.

Robert M. Farr, DVM
A graduate of Auburn University in 1972, Dr. Farr served in the U.S. Air Force for five years before coming to Cheyenne in 1977. He purchased the original Cheyenne Pet Clinic in 1978 and built the current facility in 1983.

Dr. Farr has been active in athletics and community service in Cheyenne. He is currently a member of the Air Force Association, Military Affairs Committee of the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, American Veterinary Medical Association, American Animal Hospital Association, Wyoming Veterinary Medical Association, and Cheyenne Veterinary Medical Association. He is a past recipient of the 1989 Friend of Education Award, Small Businessman of the Year, and the Sam Walton Business Leader Award. Dr. Farr has been recognized also for his work with wildlife rehabilitation and for founding the Youth Volunteer Program at the clinic. Dr. Farr has two daughters, Hilary and Annie, who live in Tampa, Florida.

Tiffany S. Healey, DVM
Dr. Healey grew up in Cheyenne and was a volunteer at the Cheyenne Pet Clinic before starting veterinary school. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1995 with a degree in zoology. She graduated from Oklahoma State University veterinary school in 2002. Upon graduation she was one of three senior veterinary students nationwide to receive the Sue Busch Memorial Award in recognition for her role in supporting companion animals and the human-animal bond. She is a member of Phi Zeta Veterinary Honors Society and Phi Kappa Phi National Honors Society. While in veterinary school, she was involved in researching the use of lasers in veterinary medicine, including a preventative therapy for dogs with intervertebral disk disease, and using lasers to treat certain types of cancer. Dr. Healey has had several articles published in national veterinary journals.

Dr. Healey is a member of the American Veterinary Medicine Association, the Wyoming Veterinary Medicical Association, the Cheyenne Veterinary Medical Association, the American Hospital Association and PEO. She is married to Nick Healey, a local attorney. They have two children, Ethan and Juliann. The Healey’s have a golden retriever named Tally and two cats, Aberdeen and Marmalade.

Kelcie Glick, DVM
Dr. Glick is from southwestern New Mexico, and is very glad to be living back in the West after spending her college years in the Midwest. She received her Bachelor's of Art in Biology from Goshen
College in Indiana, and next headed to Kansas, where she received her veterinary degree from Kansas State University in 2009.

DWhile in veterinary school, Dr. Glick pursued many different interests and was involved in organizations ranging from Toastmaster's International to the student chapter of the AVMA to the KSU Zoological Medicine Organization. She enjoys working with exotic pets, and managed the
KSU teaching herpetarium during her junior year. Currently, Dr. Glick is part of the Cheyenne Veterinary Medical Association and also the American Veterinary Medical Association and the American Animal Hospital Association.

In her spare time, Dr. Glick likes to enjoy the great outdoors. During the summer and fall she travels around the country with her ultimate frisbee teams to compete in tournaments. She also finds time
for cycling, running and hiking. Her greyhound mix dog, Echo, likes to come along on as many of these outdoor adventures as possible.

Rebecca Marcy, DVM
Dr. Rebecca Marcy is a 5th generation Cheyenne native who started her path to being a veterinarian by volunteering at the Cheyenne Pet Clinic at the age of 12.  At age15 she became a part-time employee, A position she continued throughout her college days.

Dr. Marcy graduated from the University of Wyoming in 2003 with two Bachelor of Science degrees; Molecular Biology and Veterinary Sciences.  While at the University of Wyoming she was very active on campus and held offices in multiple organizations such as Pre-Veterinary Club, Alpha Zeta, Ag Council, Golden Key, and Mortar Board.  Dr. Marcy received her degree as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Colorado State University in 2007.  During veterinary school she was involved in the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Student Chapter of Equine Practitioners, and the Student Chapter of Small Ruminant Practitioners.  Her special interest was in Camelid (llamas and alpacas) medicine.

Immediately following veterinary school Dr. Marcy practiced mixed animal medicine for 3 1/2 years in Cheyenne.  She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the Wyoming Veterinary Medical Association, the Cheyenne Veterinary Medical Association, the American Animal Hospital Association and Ascension Lutheran Church.

Dr. Marcy is blessed with a wonderful family, including her husband, James, and two children, Adelynn and Colton.  The family's two dogs, Iceman (Vizsla) and Hollywood (Yellow Lab) spend countless hours running on their 40 acres.  She enjoys various outdoor activities with her friends and family such as hiking, fishing, and boating.

Regan T. Harp, DVM
Dr. Regan Harp was born and raised in Alabama but ventured out west to the University of Wyoming for his undergraduate degree. He received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Auburn University (War Eagle!) in May 2011.

Besides his love for southern sweet tea, Dr. Harp also loves being outdoors where he enjoys everything from climbing to hiking, and also has a love for sky diving. Dr. Harp is currently a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, the American Animal Hospital Association, the Wyoming Veterinary Medical Association and the Cheyenne Veterinary Medical Association.