“I knew I wanted to be employed in a medical field and once I had my DM Degree I could do anything. I thought about marine biology, molecular biology, and other research opportunities. I really like medicine and all types of animals so I put one and two together and came up with a veterinarian” explained Dr. Ohmann. He was using a lint roller to collect the cat and dog hair off his jet blue scrubs.

There were several of the office anim

and asking, ‘Are you the clinic that doesn’t charge?’ while they are holding an injured animal in their arms. Each day we helped over eighty pets but one I saw on the television

“I normally have my clients schedule appointments for check ups, surgery, or any other kind of medical assistance. By eleven to three I try to complete all the spays, neuters, and other surgeries and the rest of the day is committed to appointments. My clinic is a branch off of Midwest Veterinary Hospital so when I am out of town my patents are sent there, unless my veterinarian technicians can take care of them. I also work emergency hours, after eight o’clock, two days a week over there” as he described his normal day he reflects on one tragic week.

was so critical that I knew as a vet I wasn’t doing enough. I saw an English Bulldog with a two by four through his chest the people around it had to kill him just to keep him from suffering!” He was now looking straight down petting a young labrador retriever.

“Dr. Gregg M Ohmann ‘Our Hero’ for being a personal savior to the lost and injured pets during the May 3, 1999 tornado. Your place in heaven awaits you” a quote from a Husky trophy proudly displayed on a table.

The clinic was even recognized by Senator Ben Brown. He sent a State of Oklahoma Citation of Commendation to Oakwood Veterinary Clinic. “Oakwood recognized the love and attachment people have for their pets and provided emergency

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