Dr. Mallorie Humble grew up in Northeast Oklahoma and has always had a passion for horses. She also showed livestock in FFA and 4-H and she graduated high school in Olive Branch, MS. Her involvement with animals led her to apply for a competitive position at Mississippi State University, known as the Early Entry Program, which allows high school seniors to earn pre-approved acceptance into the DVM program. There, Dr. Humble received her Bachelor's Degree in Animal and Dairy Science in 2019 and earned her DVM at Mississippi State University in 2024 (Hail State!)

During her undergraduate program, she was involved in the Horse Judging Team, and worked in a veterinary practice in West Point, MS. After earning her DVM, she completed an equine internship position at Mid-South Equine Sports Medicine and Surgery in Tioga, Texas where she rotated through sports medicine, surgery, and anesthesia rotations.

In July of 2025, she moved to Arizona to practice as an equine ambulatory associate at Chaparral Veterinary Medical Center. Her primary interests in equine practice include reproduction and sports medicine.

In her free time, she enjoys riding her horses, traveling, and spending time with her Border Collie.