Doctors

David Rustebakke,
 Large and Small Animal D.V.M.
Dave was raised on a wheat and cattle ranch near Scobey, Montana. His ranching background led him to a career in Veterinary Medicine.  He graduated from Washington State University with a DVM Degree in 1972.  Following graduation he served his country as a Veterinarian in the US Army Veterinary Corps till 1976 when he and his new wife, Karen, moved to Morgan Hill, CA.  He worked as associate Veterinarian in a progressive large animal predominantly equine practice till August of 1979, when he decided this Montana farm boy was not suited to be a Californian.  He moved back to the Northwest where he became an associate Veterinarian in a mixed primarily large animal practice in Lewiston, Idaho where he practiced till 2000. He then took an 18 month hiatus from private practice to join a research group in Moscow, Idaho working on issues related to Equine Reproduction.  Among other things, while there he was on the team that produced the first Equine Clones at the University of Idaho.  In mid 2001 he re-entered private practice in Clarkston, Washington, starting Rustebakke Veterinary Service out of a mobile unit and a small rented barn.  The practice grew, and in November of 2009 he moved his practice with two other Veterinarians and several office personnel and technicians into a new 8000 square foot state of the art facility on 15th Street in Clarkston. We feel honored and blessed to be able to serve our community doing what we love to do!

Amanda Riedinger,
​Small Animal D.V.M

Dr. Amanda Riedinger grew up in the Yakima Valley and then spent 7 years in Pullman attending Washington State University for her bachelor's degree and her veterinary degree. Go Cougs!  She enjoys all aspects of small animal veterinary medicine but has a particular interest in emergency medicine, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry. Her goal is to provide quality, compassionate, low-stress care for every patient she sees. Outside of work, she spends her time with her husband and their two daughters. She also shares her home with her three dogs and one cat. ​

Kimberly Noyes,
​Small Animal D.V.M.

I grew up in southwest Oregon, and have always loved being around animals. I was active in 4-H and FFA growing up, and then moved on to Oregon State University where I completed my undergraduate studies, and eventually veterinary school. After graduation from veterinary school in 2012, I practiced in rural Nevada, eastern Oregon, and Spokane, before joining the team at Rustebakke Veterinary Services in June of 2020. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family, hiking, camping, and rooting for the Oregon State Beavers.

Kelbi Stout,
​Large and Small Animal D.V.M

Dr. Kelbi Stout earned her doctorate degree from Oregon State University in 2022. Dr. Stout grew up in Central Oregon and was first introduced to the area while attending The University of Idaho for her bachelor’s degree. While not working, Dr. Stout enjoys spending time outdoors with her family, standard Poodles Kevin and Millie as well as her horse Freckles.

Liv Brockhaus,
​Large and Small Animal D.V.M 

Dr. Liv is a proud Coug from a family of Huskies!  She completed both her undergraduate and veterinary studies at WSU, falling in love with the Palouse and her fiancé in that time. Liv is passionate about serving her community as a veterinarian. Her goal is always to create the best experience for clients and patients alike. She especially enjoys reproductive medicine, client education, and preventative medicine. In her free time Liv enjoys spending time with her fiancé, family, and friends boating, camping, and riding. She also is an avid reader, crocheter, and enjoyer of music in all its forms. At home she enjoys the company of two dogs, Ryder and Rynna, and two cats, Aelin and Big Red.