Meet our caring and compassionate staff

Dr. Kyra Haring, DVM

Dr. Kyra Haring graduated from the University of Florida in 1997 with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Since the beginning of her career, her passion has centered on the care and protection of stray, abandoned, neglected, and vulnerable animals. While veterinary medicine allows her to improve the lives of countless pets, she also deeply values the relationships she has built with clients and their families over nearly three decades of practice.

For more than 25 years, Dr. Haring has been actively involved in animal welfare, cruelty investigations, and advocacy efforts throughout Warren and Washington Counties, New York. Her work has extended far beyond the walls of a veterinary hospital, partnering with law enforcement, animal control officers, rescue organizations, and community leaders to improve outcomes for animals in crisis.

A lifelong advocate for those who have no voice, Dr. Haring has dedicated much of her professional life to strengthening the intersection of animal welfare and public safety. She has witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by animals, law enforcement agencies, and communities when adequate resources and infrastructure are unavailable. These experiences have fueled her commitment to pursuing meaningful legislative and systemic changes that better protect animals while supporting the public servants tasked with safeguarding them.

As founder and owner of For Pet’s Sake Veterinary Center in 2006, Granville Veterinary Care in 2026 and as President of Paws & Hooves Alliance, Inc. since 2026 Dr. Haring continues to champion initiatives focused on responsible animal care, cruelty prevention, emergency animal housing, public education, and the development of stronger animal welfare resources throughout the region. Her mission remains steadfast: to create a future where every animal is treated with dignity, compassion, and respect, and where communities have the tools necessary to protect those who cannot speak for themselves.

When she’s not caring for patients, Dr. Haring can often be found advocating for animal welfare reform, mentoring young veterinary professionals, and working to build stronger partnerships between animal welfare organizations, law enforcement, and local communities.   She also loves to travel, and spend time with her own family and animals.