Meet Our Veterinary Care Team

Kathe Holscher

Client Liaison

Kathe Holscher has been in veterinary medicine for four years, bringing a blend of warmth, humor, and top-tier service to every client interaction. She began her journey as a lead CSR, helping to launch and grow a new veterinary practice from the ground up to over 3,500 clients. Her path into vet med was unexpected—after a chance encounter with a veterinarian at a trampoline park who recognized her natural people skills, she took a leap of faith into the field and quickly discovered a deep passion for it.

At MSV, Kathe is the friendly face and voice that makes clients feel welcome and informed from the moment they call or walk through the door. She excels at creating strong first impressions, answering questions clearly, and building lasting relationships with pet owners.

At home, Kathe is dog mom to Gus, a sweet, goofy golden retriever with epilepsy, allergies, and a heart of gold. Outside of work, she loves reading, hiking, watching football and baseball, and spending time with her son, especially cherishing the fact that “mama” was his very first word. She once won a statewide competition in sports entertainment marketing and has a long-running obsession with true crime documentaries.

Dr. Jessica Jones

DVM

Dr. Jessica Jones is a dedicated veterinarian at Mauldin Station Vet, where she combines her passion for animal health and client care to deliver exceptional veterinary services. With six years of experience in the field, Dr. Jones began her career by volunteering at a county animal shelter and shadowing overnight shifts at an emergency clinic. She gained hands-on experience as a veterinary assistant at Integrity Animal Health Group before pursuing her veterinary degree at Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine.

Dr. Jones’s commitment to academic excellence earned her membership in The Society of Phi Zeta during vet school. After graduation, she worked in a small animal general practice, where she honed her skills before joining Mauldin Station Vet. She is dedicated to collaborating with pet owners to create tailored treatment plans, ensuring a long and healthy life for their furry family members.

At home, Dr. Jones enjoys the company of her 11-year-old rescue pitbull mix, Caroline, who was found in the family’s front yard and has been a beloved part of their lives ever since. Her 2.5-year-old daughter, Lily, is the light of her life, and she loves watching Lily learn and grow. An avid runner, Dr. Jones participates in half marathons and has completed two marathons, with future goals to continue challenging herself in the sport.

Before becoming a veterinarian, Dr. Jones worked as a dietitian and even considered culinary school. While veterinary medicine ultimately won her heart, she still indulges her passion for cooking and baking, delighting her family with homemade treats.

Dr. Jones’s diverse background, compassionate approach, and dedication to pet health make her an invaluable member of the Mauldin Station Vet team.

Dr. Amber Manley

Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Amber Manley brings over 15 years of veterinary experience to Mauldin Station Vet, including 8 years as a practicing veterinarian. Her journey began at 18 as a large animal assistant, working with horses, cattle, and goats. After earning her degree in Animal and Veterinary Sciences from Clemson University, she attended NC State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, where she focused on small animal care.

Today, Dr. Manley provides comprehensive care for dogs and cats, with a strong interest in dentistry, dermatology, and surgery. Her daily work includes performing surgical and dental procedures and seeing both preventive care and sick visits.

Originally from Anderson, SC, Dr. Manley now shares life with two beloved spaniels—Harper, a playful goofball, and Cricket, an adorable (and slightly sneaky) treat-loving companion. When she’s not at the clinic, you’ll find her tackling home projects, reading, working out, or cheering on the Clemson Tigers. (Just don’t ask her to care for your houseplants—she’ll stick to the pets!)

Morgan Brown

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Morgan Brown is a Licensed Veterinary Technician at Mauldin Station Vet with 6 years of experience in veterinary medicine. Her journey began as a volunteer at GCAC and an assistant for a couple of years before graduating from TCTC and earning her LVT in 2021. Morgan’s passion for animals drives her commitment to advocating for the voiceless and ensuring top-notch care for pets.

Morgan has a special interest in surgery and preventative care, and she enjoys educating pet owners on maintaining their fur family members’ health. Her career accomplishments include advancing from an assistant to a lead technician at two previous hospitals, where she also mentored new technicians.
At home, Morgan is a proud pet parent to five wonderful companions: Neville, an 8-year-old sassy DSH cat; Draco, an 8-year-old DSH angel; Brooks, a 9-year-old perfect black lab; Barley, a playful 3-year-old boxer/pit mix; and Luci, a 2-year-old axolotl who mostly floats.

Outside of work, Morgan loves crocheting, reading, and caring for her plants. An aquarium fanatic, she also aims to visit every national park in the U.S. and run a marathon one day.

Sara Larrimore

Licensed Veterinary Technician

Sara Larrimore is a dedicated Licensed Veterinary Technician with an impressive 11 years of experience in the veterinary field. Sara’s journey began as a kennel tech, and over the years, she has honed her skills as a surgery technician in multiple practices, becoming a key asset to every team she joins.

Sara’s passion for veterinary medicine stems from a deep connection with animals, finding solace in their unconditional love and exceptional listening skills. As an integral part of the veterinary care team, Sara wears many hats, seamlessly navigating client care, communication, radiology, venipuncture, IV catheter placement and maintenance, anesthesia monitoring, dental x-rays, cleaning, and overall patient care.

One of Sara’s notable professional achievements is obtaining her veterinary technician license in 2015, showcasing her commitment to excellence in her field. Outside the clinic, Sara’s heart belongs to her three beloved pets. Zeus, a 12-year-old min pin mix adopted during college, is a charming ball of anxiety and undying loyalty. Whiskey, a 5-year-old dachshund mix adopted from the humane society in 2019, brings joy and companionship to Sara’s husband and occasionally tolerates Sara in his absence. Obi-Wan, a gentle and loving 3-year-old chihuahua mix, found a forever home with Sara after a client at a previous clinic couldn’t afford his care.

Dentistry holds a special place in Sara’s heart, with surgery and anesthesia closely following as her favorite aspects of the job. Beyond her professional life, Sara enjoys precious moments with her family, exploring new restaurants, cooking, shopping, and planning fun activities with her son. An interesting tidbit about Sara – she shares the same birthday as Oprah, so we’re hoping to connect the two someday. 🤣

Amber Carter

Client Liaison

Meet Amber Carter, our dedicated Client Liaison with an impressive 8-year journey in the veterinary field. A seasoned professional, Amber has traversed the realms of general practice, specialty, and emergency care. Her passion for animals, fueled by the love for her senior chi, Peanut, led her to the world of veterinary medicine, aiming to provide the best care for her furry companions.

As a vital part of our veterinary care team, Amber wears many hats. From scheduling appointments and ensuring a warm welcome for all pet parents to answering queries and fostering relationships, she orchestrates the seamless flow of client interactions. Amber’s achievements include contributing to the opening of multiple vet practices and spearheading the digital transition of veterinary teams.

At home, Amber is surrounded by her delightful fur family. Hazel, the 7-year-old hound mix, is a cuddle bug and a food enthusiast, while Holly, the 7-year-old border collie mix, exudes energy, protection, and love. Moose, the 6-year-old long-haired Chihuahua, is a happy soul who revels in naps and belly rubs.

Beyond her passion for animals, Amber finds joy in exploring the world through road trips, enjoying concerts, trying out new restaurants, and embarking on hikes. And here’s a quirky fact about Amber – despite her love for adventures, she harbors an aversion to elevators, a unique trait that adds to the vibrant tapestry of her personality.

Amber’s dedication, experience, and warm spirit make her an invaluable asset to our clinic. She is not just a Client Liaison but a passionate advocate for the well-being of our furry friends and the harmony between pet parents and their beloved companions.

Landon Hanvey

Veterinary Assistant

Landon Hanvey brings over four years of hands-on experience to his role as a Veterinary Assistant at Mauldin Station Vet. His veterinary journey began in a mixed animal practice, where he cared for everything from large livestock to exotic pets. Today, Landon continues to expand his knowledge and skills as he works toward becoming a Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT).

Landon’s deep-rooted passion for animals started early. He’s been caring for pets and farm animals since the age of four. With a background in both human and veterinary medicine, he ultimately followed his heart to a career focused on animals. At the clinic, Landon assists with surgeries, administers treatments and vaccines, supports doctors during exams, and helps maintain a clean, welcoming environment for clients and their pets. His goal is always to provide the most compassionate and attentive care possible.

Outside of work, Landon is an active equestrian and deeply involved in the farming and rodeo world. He competed with the South Carolina High School Rodeo Association and served as Vice President of his local FFA chapter—experiences that shaped his strong work ethic and deep connection to animals.

At home, he shares life with Judd, his five-year-old Australian Shepherd who serves as a service dog, livestock partner, and personal protector. Judd knows commands in four languages and is Landon’s constant companion. He and his partner also have a one-year-old Miniature Aussie named June, a playful ferret named Josie, and several fish tanks.

Robbie Saltmarsh

Veterinary Assistant

Robbie Saltmarsh joined Mauldin Station Vet in 2024 after graduating from Clemson University with a degree in Biological Sciences. Since then, he has gained experience across small animal, exotic, emergency, and large animal medicine through internships and shadowing programs. At the clinic, Robbie supports our doctors with patient care, diagnostics, surgery monitoring, dental procedures, and client communication, while continuing to learn hands-on skills that fuel his goal of becoming a zoo veterinarian.

Robbie’s commitment to veterinary medicine is rooted in both passion and purpose. He has always loved animals but was drawn to the field by his fascination with the science of animal health and the opportunity to impact a wide range of species. His dedication to education and community service earned him the President’s Volunteer Service Award during his five years with the Greenville Zoo’s Education Department.

Outside of work, Robbie enjoys gaming, building PCs, gardening (especially with Eastern prickly pear cacti), and collecting comic books. He’s also a big fan of paranormal podcasts, diving into stories of ghosts, cryptids, aliens, and hidden treasures.

At home, Robbie’s furry and scaly crew includes two rescue cats (Porch Cat and Genco), his dog Scout, his horse Lucky, and his leopard gecko Luna.

Allie Perkins

Veterinary Assistant

Allie Perkins, a compassionate and skilled Veterinary Assistant, brings over four years of invaluable experience in the field of veterinary medicine. Her journey began at the Greenville Humane Society, where she served as a Lead Vaccine Clinic/Admissions Assistant, and later worked for ASPCA Spay/Neuter Alliance.

Growing up surrounded by multiple cats, dogs, fish, and even a hedgehog, Allie’s lifelong interest in caring for animals has earned her the endearing title of the “crazy cat lady” at the clinic. In her role as an assistant, Allie plays a pivotal role in patient care, engaging with pet owners to gather comprehensive histories and vitals. During exams, she helps ensures the furry friends are safe and secure and administers necessary medications and vaccines. Additionally, Allie excels in surgery assistance and patient monitoring.

With a wealth of experience, Allie previously held the position of Lead Assistant, where she actively contributed to the creation and implementation of training programs. Beyond her dedication to domestic animals, Allie harbors a profound passion for the conservation of endangered species, particularly big cats. Her hands-on experience with lions, cheetahs, caracals, and servals at a rehabilitation facility in South Africa reflects her commitment to wildlife preservation.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Allie shares her home with a charming 10-year-old brown tabby cat named Jack, affectionately known as ‘Snack,’ and a spirited 2-year-old tortoiseshell named Doja Cat. As an adventurous spirit, Allie has experienced the thrill of skydiving five times and harbors dreams of returning to South Africa to work extensively with endangered cats. Allie Perkins is an indispensable asset to the veterinary team, blending expertise, compassion, and a fervent commitment to animal welfare!

Dr. Anna Hoeft

Owner and DVM, MS

Dr. Anna Hoeft, Owner and DVM at Mauldin Station Vet, brings a wealth of experience and a heart full of passion to the world of veterinary medicine. Since graduating from TUSVM in 2004 and finishing a rotating internship at Veterinary Specialists of Rochester, she has seamlessly transitioned between emergency medicine, general practice, back to the fast-paced realm of emergency care, and now runs her own general practice veterinary clinic.

Driven by her profound love for both medicine and animals, Dr. Hoeft’s path was illuminated by the intersection of these passions. Her commitment to excellence and compassionate care is the cornerstone of her professional philosophy. With over 19 years of dedicated service in the field of veterinary medicine, she tirelessly ensures the health and well-being of her patients, utilizing her extensive experience and skill

Among her professional achievements, Dr. Hoeft’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of veterinary medicine stands out. She is a constant advocate for innovation and strives to provide the best possible care for every furry patient under her care.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Hoeft shares her life with her husband, two children, and a delightful furry family. Her four German Shorthaired Pointers – Willie, Lula, Eddie, and Carter – are not just pets but cherished companions. From Willie’s wise demeanor to Lula’s boundless tail-wagging enthusiasm, each one adds a unique flavor to her life.

With Dr. Anna Hoeft at the helm, Mauldin Station Vet remains a place where knowledge and skill meet empathy, and pets receive the highest standard of care, ensuring that every individual pet receives the individual attention they deserve.