Dr. Sponseller’s Veterinary Journey
Dr. Emily Sponseller graduated from Midwestern University in 2023. As the fourth veterinarian in her family, veterinary medicine has always been a meaningful part of her life. Growing up with a strong connection to the profession, Dr. Sponseller developed a passion for helping animals while supporting the people who love them. She shares her outlook on this meaningful profession:
“For me, veterinary medicine is about more than providing medical care for animals. It’s about building lasting relationships, providing compassionate care, and helping pets live happier, healthier lives.”
Dr. Sponseller is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and Colorado Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA).
Dr. Sponseller’s Career & Experience at Sploot
As an Associate Veterinarian at Sploot Veterinary Care in Denver, Dr. Sponseller appreciates Sploot's all-in-one approach to veterinary medicine, which allows pets to receive comprehensive care in one convenient location. She also values the clinic's extended hours, availability 365 days a year, and Fear Free environment, which help make veterinary visits more accessible and comfortable for pets and pet parents.
One of Dr. Sponseller's favorite aspects of working at Sploot is the supportive team and collaborative culture. Being part of a dedicated veterinary team allows her to share knowledge, work alongside fellow professionals, and contribute to providing thoughtful, high-quality care.
Outside of Work
Outside the clinic, Dr. Sponseller loves staying active and making the most of Colorado's outdoor recreation opportunities. During the winter, she enjoys spending time in the mountains snowboarding, while summer brings plenty of opportunities for hiking. She also loves attending concerts and music events, spending time with friends, and staying active throughout the year.
At home, Dr. Sponseller is a proud pet parent to Lillian, her beloved 14-year-old Miniature Dachshund, whom Dr.Sponseller fondly describes as a ‘stage 5 clinger but absolutely hates to be touched or picked up’, among other adorable, endearing traits.
