Wade grew up a Wyoming native in a veterinary household with many cats, dogs, horses, and mules. From the time Dr. Wade could ride his bike to the clinic to help his dad, he was volunteering and working at All Creatures Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Wade completed his bachelor’s in Zoology/Physiology in 2000 at the University of Wyoming. He then graduated top of his class with his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine at Colorado State University in 2004. Dr. Wade enjoys meeting new patients and getting to know their families. He has a particular interest in ultrasound and internal medicine.

Wade loved growing up in Wyoming with all the great opportunities to hunt, camp, fish, and hike. After graduating, moving back to Casper to work with his dad and raise his family was a natural choice. Dr. Wade enjoys playing basketball, riding four-wheelers, boating at the lake, shooting bows, camping, horseback riding, and hunting. He loves sharing his interests with his wife Andrea, son Ethan, daughter Mylie, and his four dogs.

Dr. Kelli McCluer graduated from Kemmerer High School and attended undergraduate courses at Sheridan and CSU. She graduated from Oregon State College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. Dr. McCluer practiced in Laramie and Ft. Bridger before moving to the Casper area in 2010. She makes her home in Glenrock with her daughters and multiple pets.

I was fortunate to know I wanted to become a veterinarian while in grade school. Being a veterinarian has been a wonderful profession and experience. I have been able to meet and help so many pets and their “parents” in the forty-six years I have been practicing. There is always something new to learn and new challenging cases. I still look forward to coming to the hospital each day and hope to continue doing so for many more years.

Dr. Jim graduated from Colorado State University in 1975. He was an associate veterinarian at two separate practices before starting All Creatures Veterinary Hospital in March 1980. The clinic serviced both large and small animals until 1990. Dr. Jim has since devoted all his time since then to small animal medicine and surgery. His interests include camping, hiking, horse pack trips, hunting, and ranching. Dr. Jim enjoys spending time with his wife, Teresa, five children, nine grandchildren, four dogs, three cats, three horses, and three mules.