Meet our Team

Dr. Sharp was born and raised on a farm in Muldrow, Oklahoma. He graduated from Oklahoma State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 2001. He immediately began practicing at South County Animal Hospital as an associate until March 2002 when he and his wife, Dr. Leslie Block-Sharp took over ownership until 2017.

His primary interests are referral orthopedic and neurosurgery. A lover of technology, Dr. Sharp is constantly in search of innovative ways to practice veterinary medicine.

In 2015, Dr. Sharp opened a referral-only practice in Fayetteville, Arkansas focusing on orthopedic surgery and neurosurgery, Advanced Veterinary Surgery and Rehabilitation Center.

Dr. Sharp enjoys traveling and spending time with family and friends. His primary hobby is physical exercise.

Carrie grew up in a small town in rural Arkansas. She graduated from Arkansas Tech University in 1986 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with a minor in Computer Science. After several years of employment as an account manager for two major manufacturing companies, then a real estate sales associate for six years. Carrie became an insurance customer service representative. South County Animal Hospital was proud to welcome Carrie in September 2002.

Carrie enjoys spending time with her husband, Richard, and family, and working on their farm in Greenwood, Arkansas. Hobbies include reading, horseback riding, and taking care of her menagerie of animals which include five dogs, two horses, and two cats.

Teresa is a small-town girl with big dreams who loves to kayak and be outdoors. Loves spending time with her family and friends. Teresa is a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Assistant. She received her certification from the Canine Rehabilitation Institute in Coral Springs, FL in 2017. She is also a Nationally Certified Veterinary Assistant.  She is a graduate of Mulberry High School in 2005. Teresa has always had a love for animals. She spends most of her spare time with her nephew Landon, family, and friends. She joined the South County Family in August of 2013 and joined the Advanced Surgery and Rehabilitation Center family with Dr. Sharp in September of 2017.  

Windy was born in Jonesboro, AR and now lives in Charleston, AR. Windy is a national certified veterinarian assistant. She is married to Nathan and they have one daughter, Mya. She enjoys spending time with family, outdoor sports, boating, archery and trail riding her horses. Her family also consists of 3 dogs, 1 cat and 3 horses. Her favorite dog breed is herding breeds – she has one Blue Heeler and one Australian Shepherd. She has her lifetime EIA certification from Arkansas Livestock & Poultry. Windy joined the SCAH team in April 2015 and now also works with Dr. Sharp at AVSRC. She is in the process of pursuing a certification as an Equine Assistant.

Hunter is a hometown girl from Greenwood, Arkansas. She has worked at South County Animal Hospital for nine years and is a Veterinary Assistant at both South County Animal Hospital and Advanced Veterinary Surgery and Rehabilitation Center. She graduated from Hackett High School in 2015 and a Veterinary Assistant graduate of 2020 from DCCCD. She is currently enrolled in the Veterinary Technology Program at DCCCD. She is married to her high school sweetheart and is the owner and operator of L & H Livestock Company in Huntington, Arkansas. They raise registered Shorthorn and Main Anjou cattle along with Pygmy goats. She is now certified in cattle insemination by the Big Ranch Breeder Service. Hunter is a strong supporter of the local 4-H and FFA clubs. She is a member of the American Shorthorn Association, American Maine Anjou Association, and the National Pygmy Goat Association. She enjoys riding horses, hunting, and fishing with her husband Logan in her spare time. Hunter is very passionate about her work and hobbies.

Joy has always had a passion for working with animals. When she isn’t working you will find her enjoying the outdoors by camping and trail riding, along with spending time with family and friends.

Nixie was raised in the small rural community of Washburn, Arkansas. She spent her teenage years on the family farm raising and showing commercial cattle and market swine. She joined our team in November of 2019, after graduating from Greenwood High School. In High School, she was a member and officer of the Greenwood FFA and competed in Skills USA. She now spends her time working on her old farmhouse where she lives with her blue heeler, Wiser, her childhood dachshund Phillip, and her three grey tabbies, Loki, Lennon, and Woodstock. In her free time, she enjoys walking her dogs, going to coffee shops, and writing poetry.