
OUR TEAM
Meet the Team
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Katie Weber
Owner, Veterinarian
Katie Weber - Owner, Veterinarian
Katie Weber, DVM, CERP, VSMT
Dr. Katie Weber, a native of southeastern Wisconsin, earned her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Iowa State University, where she graduated cum laude as a member of the University Honors Program. She continued her education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine, completing her degree with a focus of equine care.
During her veterinary training, Dr. Weber gained extensive experience through externships at leading equine practices across the country, exploring diverse approaches to veterinary medicine. She further honed her skills during an internship at Rhinebeck Equine, a renowned referral hospital and ambulatory practice in upstate New York, where she collaborated with specialists in surgery, internal medicine, ophthalmology, and reproduction.
Following her internship, Dr. Weber worked as an associate veterinarian at an ambulatory practice near Philadelphia, managing both emergency and routine cases. In 2020, she returned to Wisconsin and joined Forward Equine, where her passion for veterinary medicine and her love of the Packers perfectly align.
Dr. Weber incorporates her certifications in veterinary spinal manipulative therapy (VSMT) and equine rehabilitation (CERP) into her practice, offering comprehensive, individualized care.
Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her two cats, camping, and watching football.
Support Staff
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Shannon, CVT
Veterinary Nurse
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Amy
Veterinary Assistant
Shannon Clark — Veterinary Nurse
Shannon Clark, CVT
Shannon earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. During her undergraduate studies, she gained hands-on experience working in the Large Animal Hospital and as the student equine barn manager for the Animal Science department. She furthered her expertise with a summer internship at the Kentucky Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center.
Shannon obtained her veterinary technician license through Purdue University’s Veterinary Nursing program.
Shannon is actively involved in community service and leadership activities including serving as a state-certified archery instructor for the Lafayette County 4-H Shooting Sports Project and a horse project leader Shawano County 4-H. She enjoys spending time with her husband and her perfect Quarter Horse, Gidget, along with riding at an eventing barn.
Amy — Veterinary Assistant
Amy in the National Parks Service
Amy has spent her life as an animal lover. At the age of 4 she told her parents she wanted to be a veterinarian, and although she chose some different curves on that path, she has always maintained that affinity for animals and careers that allow her to be around them in any capacity. She has more than 7 years of experience working in small animal clinics, and 5 of those years were spent as a Radiation Technician in a cancer center for pets. This position was the perfect opportunity for Amy to hone her technical skills in the field of veterinary medicine. She has always felt inspired doing work that allows her to show her compassion for pets and people. With another 5 years of her life working for the National Park Service, she was lucky enough to be offered experiences that led her to find a great passion for horses (and mules!). Since her first time on horseback, she has been excited to discover how this new passion of working with equines would fall into place.
In her time outside of work, Amy can often be found reading a book, rock climbing, or camping. She also loves spending time with her sweet cat, Edie.
Seasonal and Part Time Assistants
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Kenzie
Veterinary Assistant
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Maya
Veterinary Assistant
Kenzie - Veterinary Assistant
Kenzie and Mr. Pickles
Kenzie is a Wisconsin native and lifelong horse enthusiast. She started her career in the equine industry working on a ranch for troubled teens in Texas. After returning to Wisconsin, she continued her commitment to helping and healing people through horses by working at Rawhide Youth Services in their equine assisted therapy program.
Kenzie joined Forward Equine in 2021, bringing her dedication and passion for caring for people and horses.
Her time away from work is spent with her husband, dogs, and growing collection of barn cats. They enjoy traveling and enjoying all that life has to offer.
Maya — Veterinary Assistant
Maya and Ace
Maya is a student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison studying Animal and Veterinary Biosciences and Life Sciences Communication with a certificate in Agriculture Business. She enjoys being very involved on campus, including working in a research lab with calves!
Maya got the horse kick at three years old and now she has nine horses with her family. They show Percherons throughout the Midwest as well as giving wagon rides at their campground and participating in local parades. Maya is also involved with the Fond du Lac County 4-H Horse and Pony Project, where she is an adult leader.
Maya joined Forward Equine in the summer of 2023 and continues to be on the team in the summer, perfectly combining her passion for working with people and horses.