Vet’s Books For Kids Promote Responsible Animal Care.

See how this vet turned her career about animals into educating children!

Read about Dr. Rebekah Hartfield, DVM leaving her mark in the world of veterinary medicine.

Listen to Dr. Rebekah Hartfield was a guest on Pet Life Radio.

Dr. Hartfield visited Pk-1st grade to share her book, Rosie The Pig. Dr. Hartfield brought Rosie to visit our students as well.

Veterinarian Dr. Rebekah Hartfield will be at the Pit Stop Bar-B-Q restaurant in Breckenridge from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Friday, May 11, to sell and sign copies of her first book “Rosie the Pig.” Dr. Hartfield is the daughter-in-law of Rodney Hartfield, owner of Pit Stop.

Dr. Rebekah Hartfield likes to say, “I fought to get into vet school, fought to stay in, and fought to get out.” Her personal struggle to pursue her passion of being a veterinarian is a badge she wears with honor.

In this book readers will learn what Veterinarians do to care for our animals. I loved this book!

Will Rogers Elementary Pre-K and Kindergarten were visited by Author Dr. Rebekah Hartfield and her pig Rosie. The students were read the book “Rosie the Pig” by Dr. Hartfield and then were able to meet Rosie who the book was written about. The students all enjoyed the visit immensely.

Oklahoma State University’s Center for Veterinary Health Sciences opened its doors to the community during the center’s Annual Open House on April 7, 2018. In spite of colder weather, more than 1,200 visitors attended.

Dr. Rebekah Workman Hartfield, now a veterinarian, presented the children’s book she authored, Rosie the Pig, to Springtown ISD elementary students from all three of the district’s K-4 campuses Thursday, Feb. 1. Hartfi eld’s book, which was published last July, tells the story of Abby’s pig, Rosie, as Dr. H. and Abby examine, diagnose, and treat her.

Featuring Dr. Rebekah Hartfield

Significant Women in Okla. Agriculture series continues with Dr. Rebekah Hartfield

This week Dr. Rebekah Hartfied of Chandler, Okla. is featured this week as a Significant Woman in Oklahoma Agriculture.

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association December 15, 2017 book review

Woman's journey leads to veterinary school, writing children's books

By Betty Thompson For The Oklahoman

Watch Dr, Hartfield on Fox News 25 and learn about the rural veterinary shortage.

Interview by Jessi Mitchell with Dr. Rebekah Hartfield - NEWS 9.

Center for Veterinary Health Sciences

TULSA, Oklahoma - An Oklahoma veterinarian has come up with a creative way to raise awareness.

There's quite a story behind the creation of a newly published children's book series on being a veterinarian and I recently talked with the author, Dr. Rebekah Hartfield, to get the scoop.

Anna O'Brien, DVM
Maryland, United State

New author hopes her books will spark kids' interest in one day caring for large animals—and help turn the rural vet tide.

Article: Oklahoma vet encourages young readers to embrace rural practice

“Thank you, Dr. Hartfield and Rosie, for the wonderful time!” Hummingbird exclaimed.”We hope to see you again!”

Cushing Citizen: Local Veterinarian

Dr. Rebekah Hartfield visited the Cheyenne Elementary on Monday.

STILLWATER – Cushing veterinarian Dr. Rebekah Hartfield is making a name for herself in an unusual way: Through a series of children’s books featuring her literary alter ego Dr. H.

"You can do anything you set your mind to." - Dr. Rebekah Hartfield