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 of 2002 when he and his wife Dr. Leslie Block-Sharp took over ownership.

His primary interests are orthopedic surgery, dentistry, ear cropping with or without patented implantation, and reproduction. A lover of technology, Dr. Sharp is constantly in search of innovative ways to practice veterinary medicine.

Dr. Sharp is a member of the Society for Theriogenology and the American Veterinary Medical Association. His reproductive practice includes fresh-chilled semen collection and shipping, frozen semen shipping and storage, and in vitro fertilization.

Dr. Sharp became TTA (tibial tuberosity advancement) certified by Jeff Mayo, DVM, CVLS, Diplomate ABVP, in 2008 and now regularly performs TTA surgeries to correct cranial cruciate disease in dogs.

Dr. Sharp enjoys traveling and spending time with his wife Leslie, daughter Alyssa, and pets, Layla (doberman), Max (African Grey Parrot) and Mikha (Maine Coon).

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 home town girl from Greenwood, Arkansas. She has worked at South County Animal Hospital for 6 years and is now a Veterinary Assistant at both South County Animal Hospital and Advanced Veterinary Surgery and Rehabilitation Center. She graduated high school from Hackett High School in 2015 and is now a Veterinary Technician student in the DCCCD Veterinary Technician program. She is married to her high school sweetheart and lives on a farm in Huntington, Arkansas. There they raise registered Shorthorn and Main Anjou cattle, show rabbits, and Pygmy goats. Hunter is a strong supporter of the local 4-H and FFA clubs. She is a member of the American Rabbit Breeders Association, American Shorthorn Association, and American Maine Anjou 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.

Dusti is the lead Certified Canine Rehabilitation Assistant at both SCAH and AVSRC. She received her certification from Canine Rehabilitation Institute in August of 2017 and has also undergone training in Canine Trigger Point Therapy. She enjoys working with all patients but especially those recovering from orthopedic surgeries and sports injuries. When she is not helping your pets achieve their rehabilitation goals, she is spending time with her husband and children or competing in AKC conformation events with her Great Danes. Dusti is currently enrolled in the Distance Veterinary Technology program at Cedar Valley College with hopes of becoming a licensed veterinary technician upon completion.

Teresa is a small town girl who loves to hunt, fish, and spend time with her friends and family. Teresa is a certified canine rehabilitation assistant. She received her certification from the Canine Rehabilitation Institute in 2017. She graduated from Mulberry High School in 2005 and has always had a love for animals. She spends most of her spare time with her nephew Landon and her rescue Dachshunds, Fred and Francisco. She joined the South County family in August of 2013 and now also works with Dr. Sharp at AVSRC.