About Us

Dr. Luke received his DVM from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1977. In 1979 he and his wife, Jeanette, established Solomon Valley Veterinary Hospital in Beloit, Kansas. Since then he and his wife have been blessed with four children, Ryan, Cassie, Nick, and Brady. In his spare time Dr. Luke enjoys hunting, fishing, and photography.

Dr. Moeller graduated with a bachelors degree in Animal Science & Industry from Kansas State University in 1988. He then completed his degree in Veterinary Medicine at KSU College of Veterinary Medicine in 1990. He and his wife Janet have two children, Chelci and Kaleb. In his spare time, Dr. Moeller enjoys hunting, fishing, sporting events, raising flowers, and spending time with his four grandkids.

Dr. Brady Luke graduated from Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2014 and joined the practice that following May. Brady enjoys spending time outdoors hiking, fishing and hunting with his wife Anna and kids Lee, Faye, and Jeanette.

Dr. Sigle received her DVM from Kansas State University in 2013. Her interests include small and large animal medicine and surgery. When Chelsey is not in the clinic she enjoys baking, gardening, and spending time with her husband, Andrew and four children, Payson, Addelyn, Allyson, and Baylor.

Dr. Natasha VanGundy grew up in Americas, Kansas on her family farm. She graduated with her DVM degree from Kansas State University in 2022. She enjoys working with horses, small animal surgery, and food animal medicine and surgery. Natasha likes to spend time with her husband Gunner and their pets, as well as staying active by playing sports or going on hikes.

Dr. Kyndall Neal is originally from Riley, Kansas where she grew up on a small farm and ranch. Always wanting to be a vet, she attended Kansas State for her undergraduate degree in Animal Science where she met her husband, Derek. She went on to complete her veterinary school at KSU and earned her master's and DVM in 2024. Kyndall's main passion is beef cattle medicine but loves working with all kinds of animals. When not working she likes to cook/bake as well as be outside with her dogs, horses, and cattle. 

Jeanette graduated in 1977 from the Veterinary Technology Program at Colby Community College. She and her husband, Charles Luke, established Solomon Valley Veterinary Hospital in 1979. Since then she and Charles have been blessed with four children, Ryan, Cassie, Nick, and Brady and four grandchildren Jeanese, Otto, Delilah, Everett, Lee, and Faye.

Marissa graduated in 2016 from the Veterinary Technology Program at Brown Mackie College in Salina, Kansas. She enjoys working with both large and small animals on a day to day basis. In her spare time she likes to sing, play sports, and spend time with her German Shepherd, Leroy.

Gracie graduated in 2022 from the Veterinary Nursing Program at Colby Community College.  She is always wanting to learn and improve her ability to help animals. In her free time, she likes to read, spend time with friends/family, and play with her dog Merle. What better way to spend your life than doing something you love with people who all feel the same way.

Donicia serves as head receptionist here at Solomon Valley Veterinary Hospital. In her free time she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and going for walks with her dog, Chili, and his friends. 

Kaley started the SVVH team in August of 2006 when she was just 10 years old. She enjoys working with cattle reproduction and assisting in small animal surgeries. Kaley is now our office manager.

Travis began working at SVVH in August 2004 as a veterinary assistant. He has always liked animals, but especially enjoys large animal work. Travis has a variety of hobbies which include: riding horses, roping, participating in shooting competitions, hunting, photography, and traveling the countryside on his dual sport motorcycle.

Chance is a student at Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine. He helps out at the clinic in his free time and enjoys spending time outdoors by hiking, running, and fishing.