Dr. Herbert has been a vital member of the Arbor View Animal Hospital team since 2012. She is the current owner of the practice, along with her husband Ben.

At home, her pets include a Siberian Husky named Lansing and a Pomeranian named Dot. She is an avid aquarist when it comes to taking care of her 220 gallon saltwater reef fish tank. Over the years, she has had a wide variety of pets share her home, including freshwater fish, birds, reptiles, amphibians, ferrets, rabbits and cats. In her free time, Dr. Herbert also loves to ride horses and compete in hunter/jumper competitions.

Dr. Herbert will never say no to sushi or dining out at local restaurants! She loves to cook and enjoys watching Top Chef. In her free time, it’s not uncommon to catch her reading the latest novel by Sarah J. Maas.

She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from The University of Illinois in 2003. Prior to attending veterinary school, Dr. Herbert spent four years full time as a veterinary assistant at a small animal/exotic hospital. She received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from The University of Illinois in May of 2012. Dr. Herbert has a passion for exotic animal and avian medicine and has spent 4 years working in a wildlife medical clinic. Although she has an interest in exotic pet medicine, she is passionate about working with her dog and cat patients too!

Dr. Herbert has also completed the WAVMA Certified Aquatic Veterinarian (CertAqV) program. The CertAqV credential indicates she has attained the necessary knowledge, skills, and experience to be competent in aquatic veterinary medicine. There are not many veterinarians in the United States that have this certification, and Dr. Herbert is proud to be one of them. She is excited to provide veterinary care to aquatic pets, such as fish, sharks, eels, coral, and marine invertebrates.

Dr. Herbert believes all animals deserve quality care regardless of whether they have fur, fins, scales, or feathers.

Dr. Weigel received her Bachelor’s in Biology from Indiana University in 2015 and subsequently graduated from Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2019. While she loves her Boilermakers, she’s a Hoosier at heart! During her college years, she was on the executive board of Purdue’s Exotic Animal Club as well as having experience in wildlife rehabilitation. During veterinary school, she completed externships at the Wildlife Center of Virginia, the Wildlife Rehabilitation of Minnesota, and also here at Arbor View. She is excited to work with feathers, scales, and fur alike! In her free time, Dr. Weigel spends time with her cat, family, and friends. She loves outdoor activities, swimming, and soccer. Dr. Weigel enjoys baking and her favorite type of food is Mexican. She is very excited to join the Arbor View family!

Dr. Stephenson is the newest member of the Arbor View team, coming to join us after working for a year as a mixed animal practitioner in Northern Arkansas. She loves F. Scott Fitzgerald, elephants, true crime podcasts, writing, and her home state of Kentucky. When at home, Dr. Stephenson loves to spend time with her fur babies, Fitz, Huckleberry, Baker, and Gordon, and her fiancé, Henry.

Dr. Stephenson received her Bachelor of Science degree in Wildlife and Conservation Biology from Murray State University and received her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Illinois in 2019. During her time at Illinois, she served as president of the Wildlife Disease Association and the Women’s Veterinary Leadership Development Initiative. She was a team leader for Illinois’ Wildlife Medical Clinic and the public relations coordinator for the Animal Ambassadors program. During her clinical year, she completed internships at Brookfield Zoo, Center for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife, Nashville Zoo, and Toledo Zoo. She has a particular fondness for feathered friends, but loves all of the patients she gets to work with- furred, feathered, or scaled! Dr. Stephenson is currently earning her Master’s degree in Wildlife Forensics from the University of Florida.

Dr. Conolly is a 2022 graduate from Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine. She previously received a bachelor’s degree in Biology and Chemistry from Saint Joseph’s College in Rensselaer, IN.

In her spare time, she enjoys reading, playing video games, antiquing, and hanging out with friends and family. She currently has a cat named Jewel and a snake named Phantom but wants to expand her collection of fur babies along with her husband Peter in their new home!

During undergrad, she was a research assistant for her biology professor studying reptiles and amphibians in their natural habitat. After graduating, she took a couple years off before vet school to gather more experience. In that time, she completed an internship in the veterinary hospital at the Indianapolis Zoo, finished a 6-month long apprenticeship at the Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation center in Kendalia, Texas, and worked as a veterinary assistant at a small animal hospital in her hometown of Indianapolis, IN.

While at veterinary school, Dr. Conolly was a member of the exotics club, surgery club, and internal medicine club. She travelled to Guatemala to volunteer at ARCAS, a wildlife rehabilitation facility, as a study abroad trip just prior to the Covid-19 outbreak. During her 4th year clinical rotations, she completed externships at the Arizona Exotic Animal Hospital in Mesa, AZ and at Arbor View. After completing her externships, she was offered a position at Arbor View, which she was happy to accept!

Dr. Conolly’s favorite species to work with are reptiles and birds, but she is happy to see any species! She is Fear Free certified as well. Dr. Conolly looks forward to working with the rest of the Arbor View team to provide quality care to all her patients.

Dr. Reardon is a 2024 graduate from Mississippi State University (MSU) College of Veterinary Medicine. She previously received a bachelor’s degree in Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture from MSU.

In her spare time, she enjoys walking and hiking with her dog, watching true crime with her cat (whilst hoping she doesn’t get any ideas), boating, and all sorts of crafting. She is hoping to add a hognose snake to her family soon. She was born and raised in Louisiana, so she also enjoys spicy foods, gumbo, crawfish boils, and, of course, Mardi Gras.

While in veterinary school, Dr. Reardon was president of the exotics club, studied abroad in Uganda, Africa, and assisted with Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle rehabilitation. She was also fortunate to get experience with exotic species during externships at Lion Country Safari in Florida, Westgate Pet and Bird Hospital in Texas, and Collierville Animal Clinic and Surgery Center in Tennessee.

Dr. Reardon doesn’t have a favorite species to work with yet, but she is always excited to see an exotic animal come through the door. Dr. Reardon is excited to be beginning her journey at Arbor View!