Olivia – Office Manager
Katie – Lead Licensed Veterinary Technician
Katie was born and raised here in Utah. As a child, she developed a love for animals and knew she wanted to work with them as an adult. During high school, she achieved her Certified Nursing Assistant and Medical Assistant certifications and began working with disabled youth. She did this several years until having a child of her own. She then began working at a daycare facility that allowed her to raise her son while attending Broadview University. She became licensed as a veterinary technician and passed her Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE) in 2016. While diligently studying, she performed an externship at Mountain West Animal Hospital. Due to her outstanding performance at our facility, she was hired and has been with us since 2018. In her free time, Katie avidly spends time outdoors with her son doing a plethora of activities: paddle-boarding, hiking, hunting, fishing and four-wheeling. She also enjoys watching movies at home with her four pets – Grizz the German Shepherd, Bandit the Yorkshire Terrier, Jake the cat that acts more like a dog, and her “tripod” calico cat named Confetti.
Jay – Veterinary Assistant
Codi – Licensed Veterinary Technician
Sara – Veterinary Assistant
Buttercup – Chief Instigator and Clinic Cat
Dr. Harold Davis – Veterinarian and Founder of Mountain West Animal Hospital
Dr. Harold Judd Davis was born in a suburb of Chicago, IL in 1948. He was raised in Richland, WA. He attended Brigham Young University. He graduated from the Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1977. He has 5 children: Andrew, Leslie, Heidi, Daniela and Sandra.
Dr. Davis built Mountain West Animal Hospital 1977, just one year after graduating from veterinary school. He has been serving the Springville community for over 46 years. He continues to work at Mountain West Animal Hospital every Wednesday.
Dr. Laurie LeMonds – Veterinarian
Dr. Laurie A. LeMonds was born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky where she began her devotion to animal care. Before graduating high school, she had acquired hundreds of volunteer hours with local veterinary hospitals and shelters. While attending the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, she spent her respites in Kentucky to gain additional experience in both small and large animal medicine. It was during her pursuit of a bachelor’s degree in marine biology that she decided to transition veterinary medicine. She became the president of the University’s pre-veterinary medical association that provided philanthropic work for the New Hanover County area. Following her acceptance into Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, she had working internships in numerous fields of the profession – wildlife, corporate, marine and zoo medicine. She also became C.E.R.T. certified in Lee County, Alabama to assist those impacted by natural disasters. Following graduation in 2017, Dr. LeMonds joined a corporate practice in Washington state. In December 2019, Dr. LeMonds joined Mountain West Animal Hospital in Springville, Utah. Since, she has remained an active member of the community while providing affordable veterinary services to local shelters and pet owners. Recently, she co-authored her first scientific publication describing innovative reindeer anesthetic and surgical procedures. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and spending time with Chesley, a geriatric calico cat.
Dr. Isaac Bott – Veterinarian
Dr. N. Isaac Bott was born in Logan, Utah in 1980. He was raised in Castle Dale, Utah. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Southern Utah University in 2005. He is a 2009 graduate of Washington State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. He owns and operates Mountain West Animal Hospital, a mixed animal veterinary facility in Springville Utah. He currently serves on several national and state veterinary boards. He is a past president of the Society for Theriogenology, an international group of veterinarians with expertise in animal reproduction. In 2023, he was Awarded the Dr. John Steiner Award for Practitioner Excellence. He has also served as a council member and chair of the American Veterinary Medical Association’s Council on Veterinary Service. He also has served as the co-chair of the Utah Veterinary Medical Association’s Legislative Committee. He currently serves as the AVMA delegate for the Society for Theriogenology. He has extensive experience with strategic planning, legislative process and organizational leadership. He has also authored over a dozen peer-reviewed scientific articles and has traveled the globe providing theriogenology services for camelids and cervids. He is the father of three children: Kaycee, Kayden and Kendyn.