OUR TEAM

Growing up in Troy, Michigan, Dr. Duncan knew at age seven that he wanted to be a veterinarian. He attended Michigan State University from 1990 until he graduated in 1998 with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. He took his first job at Gibraltar Veterinary Hospital. From there, he joined Oakland Animal Hospital in 2002 and became a partner in September, 2004. He has received additional training in soft tissue and orthopedic surgery (bone plating, corrective osteotomy, TPLO) as well as animal rehabilitation, cardiac and abdominal ultrasound. In 2021, Dr. Michael Schumacher of RVH sought out Dr. Duncan to purchase RVH so he could retire knowing that the practice he built and loved was in great hands.

Dr. Duncan is married and resides in Rochester, Michigan where he and his wife enjoy spending time with their two children and animals. He is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Michigan Veterinary Medical Association and Rochester Jaycees. In his free time, Dr. Duncan enjoys volleyball, computers and music.

Dr. Booth grew up in Shelby Township and attended Dwight D. Eisenhower High school. He earned his bachelor’s degree in zoological anthropology from the University of Michigan in 2005 and his D.V.M. from Michigan State University in 2009, practicing throughout metropolitan Detroit since that time. Dr. Booth joined Oakland Animal Hospital in 2017, became a practice partner in 2018, and is now thrilled to be a partner and practicing veterinarian at RVH.

In addition to general practice, Dr. Booth performs soft tissue surgery and dental procedures and has received additional training in abdominal ultrasound.

Dr. Booth resides in Rochester Hills with his wife Kate, who is also a veterinarian. They have three young sons, a bouncing Boxer dog and an orange cat named Simon.  He enjoys running, college football, and exploring Rochester’s outdoor spaces and parks.

Courtney B. Farr, D.V.M. received her undergraduate degree from Western Michigan University in 1998.  She graduated with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2003 from The Ohio State University. She began practicing at Parkview Animal Hospital in Warren and spent 12 years there. She joined Oakland Animal Hospital in July of 2015, and is now is thrilled to join RVH.

Dr. Farr has a special interest in abdominal ultrasound, abdominal emergencies, soft tissue surgery, as well as many areas of internal medicine. She enjoys the challenges of veterinary medicine and potential to learn from each patient she meets.

Dr. Farr lives in Shelby Township with her husband, daughter, 2 sons, dog and cat. In their free time, they enjoy hiking, biking, camping, snow skiing, hockey, and soccer.  Dr. Farr loves to cook, exercise, read, and volunteer in her children’s classrooms.

Dr. Marie Haddock grew up on a farm in California. Her early adventures with horses, goats, pigs, rabbits, chickens, dogs and cats led to a conviction that a career in veterinary medicine was the only path for her. She spent her undergraduate years pursuing a double major in German studies and integrative biology at the University of California at Berkeley. In her spare time she was a D1 rower on the crew team. Vet school was her first foray East when she earned her VMD from the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine in 2004. Initially specializing in the equine species, Dr. Haddock worked in various disciplines including race horses at Santa Anita and Hollywood Park racetracks. Since 2010, Dr. Haddock has been happiest caring for the Rochester community’s beloved furry family members. She has an amazing husband and three children who are much smarter than she is. She also has two dogs, one who runs the show and one who is lucky he is pretty.

Most weekends and evenings she can be found supporting her family’s extracurricular activities and enjoys traveling, reading, running, cooking, and keeping her pandemic sourdough alive. She is excited to join Romeo Vet Hospital’s team and forge new friendships with pets and their connections.