Audra Stallings, DVM

Dr. Audra Stallings is an emergency room veterinarian originally from Decatur, Alabama, where she graduated from Decatur High School in 2003. She played basketball and volleyball there, as well as during her first year of college at Martin Methodist University in Tennessee, before earning her BS in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Athens State University. She graduated from Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2011 and spent almost two years as a general practitioner in Birmingham. She then moved to the DFW area to work at a 24-hour emergency hospital in Arlington, Texas, staying five years. Back home in Alabama, she worked as a general practitioner for another 3.5 years while also doing relief emergency work at HVSE since the facility opened, before returning to ER medicine full-time in 2021. She brings a steady, communicative approach to surgery, critical care, and ultrasound, with special interests in client communication, education and support, internal medicine/critical care, and ultrasound.

Dr. Stallings' family includes her husband, Chris; their three boys under age 8: Thatcher, Whittaker, and Everett; a Lab mix named Remy; a Shih Tzu named Juno; a Maltese named Wrigley; a rambunctious orange tabby named Gouda; and a hidey cat named Winnie. She loves goats and small ruminants as well as furry pocket pets, and would have more animals if she could.

In her free time, Audra is a fitness instructor and enjoys all forms of fitness, exercise, and weightlifting, as well as playing intramural sports. She loves being outside: hiking, river days on the boat with friends and family, the beach, watching her boys play sports, the magic and activities of every holiday, attending Church of the Highlands, and catching up with friends near and far.