Green Valley Veterinary Service

Green Valley Veterinary Service Dr. Brian & Dr. Shauna have a combined 30 years of experience working with both large & small animals

Please be on the look out and help us find Murphy. He is a super sweet boy and his family needs him!! Please contact the...
07/21/2026

Please be on the look out and help us find Murphy. He is a super sweet boy and his family needs him!! Please contact the information below or call our clinic with any information!

Murphy was staying with a pet sitter in Manhattan, Kansas, while we were on vacation. Late in the evening on June 1, 2026, he was taken outside without a leash. A car sped by and startled him, causing him to bolt and run. The pet sitter searched throughout the night, and we were notified around 5:00 a.m. on June 2 that he was still missing.
At the time, we were over 1,000 miles from home. We immediately packed up and began the trip back to Kansas to search for him. After exhausting our initial efforts, we enlisted the help of All Paws Reunited.
For two weeks, we searched tirelessly on foot and by vehicle, conducted multiple drone searches, knocked on doors, posted flyers, and set up cameras and feeding stations in areas where Murphy had been reported. The last credible sightings occurred on June 12 near Halls Landing, where two separate individuals reported seeing him. Unfortunately, severe weather during those first two weeks significantly hindered our search efforts, and reported sightings eventually stopped.
At this point, we believe Murphy may have been picked up by someone and could now be in another home. We are desperate to bring him home. Murphy is truly our heart and soul. He has the sweetest personality, but he is very timid and generally will not approach strangers unless he feels safe. We often joke that he is afraid of his own shadow.
Murphy also has a significant medical history. He is immunocompromised due to a mycoplasma infection he contracted as a puppy, which progressed to necrotic pneumonia. He underwent a lobectomy at Kansas State University, resulting in approximately a 40% reduction in lung capacity.
We are reaching out to veterinary clinics in hopes that someone may have recently brought in — or may soon bring in — an adult male, neutered, microchipped Golden Retriever with the following identifying characteristics:
Golden Retriever, adult male, neutered
Microchipped (PetLink #981020047808678)
Surgical scar running the length of his chest cavity
Distinct black spot on his tongue
Timid temperament
We know not everyone uses social media, and we are hopeful that contacting veterinary clinics directly may help us find the missing piece that brings Murphy home.
If you have seen Murphy, treated a dog matching his description, or have any information that may help us recover him, please contact us directly at any time.
Thank you for taking the time to read our message and for any assistance you can provide.
Kind regards,
Marty and Lori Martin
605 Parkview Dr.
Wamego, KS 66547
Phone: 785-477-3616
Microchip: PetLink #981020047808678

After almost 20 years of working with this species i’ve been trying to get this exact picture. FINALLY! Darn good way to...
06/17/2026

After almost 20 years of working with this species i’ve been trying to get this exact picture. FINALLY! Darn good way to start your morning with open pastures, spring babies, and feeling the ground shake beneath you when they run past!

05/22/2026

Business Hours Update Please Read!

As we enter into the summer season, our practice has decided to modify our business hours. We will now be closed on Saturdays until August the 8th. Some of you have noticed we have been closed a few Saturdays over the last 2 months.

In our practice, it’s easy to become overwhelmed and even easier to get focused on the work at hand. We are one of the few mixed animal practices in this state, and are part of a continuously shrinking practice type in the field of veterinary medicine, both in Kansas but nationally as well.

Compared to our companion animal only counterparts, our hours tend to be much longer, our days are far more variable, and the demands placed on our sector of vet med are entirely different. This often times translates to our doctors continuously having to make the choice between work, personal life, and family. The result is typically work tends to override the other two.

The doctors in our practice are parents first, but admittedly we miss out on a lot of family time and especially time with our kids. It’s a sacrifice that has to be made to make sure we can try to keep providing services to an ever increasing client base. Traditionally our practice has had reduced Saturday hours so our doctors can spend time that is long overdue with our families and children.

This year until August 8th, in an attempt to keep up with all the activities that we as parents advocate and support our kids in, we simply cannot make Saturday hours work this summer. therefore, we will not be offering Saturday appointments.

Emergency hours will still continue for the time frames that we can offer them as we recognize we are one of the few that offer after hours care.

Life is not always about the work that needs to be done, but sometimes it’s about the experiences. We don’t get second chances with our families or kids.

We appreciate the understanding and the support from those clients whom we have discussed this issue with prior to making this announcement. We are exceptionally grateful to serve and be part of such an amazing community and we appreciate you all!

“Dont get so busy making a living that you forget to make a life”. Admittedly it’s an easy thing to say, but especially for mixed animal veterinarians, a much harder thing to follow. For this summer atleast, we are going to try.

Thanks all!

05/18/2026

Weather Update Please Read!

We have been monitoring the weather situation with the help of friends and family across the state. As local schools begin to dismiss early and as professional
storms chasers begin to align in our area we have decided to close early for today. The safety of our staff and for those of you is paramount. We do not want to place anyone at risk if these predictions pan out. Emergency services are still available and will be throughout the evening hours as travel allows.

Stay safe and inside all!

UPDATE PLEASE READ!Due to the potential for rain Wednesday and Thursday (which we are going to be grateful for) there wi...
03/30/2026

UPDATE PLEASE READ!

Due to the potential for rain Wednesday and Thursday (which we are going to be grateful for) there will be an adjustment for our annual bull days. Bulls scheduled for March 31st (tommorrow) will continue as planned. BULLS SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 1st WILL
BE MOVED TO APRIL 8th and BULLS SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 2nd WILL BE MOVED APRIL 9th. The safety of these exceptionally valuable animals is paramount and we don’t want any chances of there being a slippage on wet rocks or mud. Thanks all!

Well in the midst of our busiest season, let’s just add one more thing!! Once again we will be having our annual Bull Te...
03/14/2026

Well in the midst of our busiest season, let’s just add one more thing!! Once again we will be having our annual Bull Testing Days! Thanks again to our generous corporate sponsors whom are a huge part in making this now annual event happen. Space is limited so if you’ve taken part before, be sure to sign up early. This event only gets larger every year! Start studying boys!

It’s not often you find the exact picture of the exact critter that also is capturing your current physical and mental s...
02/25/2026

It’s not often you find the exact picture of the exact critter that also is capturing your current physical and mental state as spring calving is in full swing. Until now….

Same my young friend….we are feeling the same!

Exceptionally grateful (though skeptical it’s going to continue) for the great February weather..it makes a hard job jus...
02/12/2026

Exceptionally grateful (though skeptical it’s going to continue) for the great February weather..it makes a hard job just a tad easier!

02/02/2026

No better way to start a Monday! Early intervention + successful c-section, + baby wanting to get up and rolling 5 minutes after getting her out = a great start to the day!

and the result from just a bit ago..a healthy (and much less cramped) little girl!!never ever gets old..always worth it!
01/31/2026

and the result from just a bit ago..a healthy (and much less cramped) little girl!!

never ever gets old..always worth it!

Address

5210 N Highway 99
Wamego, KS
66547

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8am - 5:30pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+17854567577

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