About Foster Creek Veterinary Hospital

Foster Creek Veterinary Hospital was borne out of the desire of Dr. Michael Moore to work closer to his family and his community. Dr. Moore had owned Stafford Oaks Veterinary Hospital until late 2009. It was at that time the old Schultze Store came up for sale. Dr. Moore sold Stafford Oaks Veterinary Hospital and started renovating the old store to be a first-class, modern veterinary clinic. Opening in the Spring of 2010 Foster Creek Veterinary Hospital stated treating the pets of West Fort Bend County including, Pecan Grove, Katy, Richmond and Rosenber

Dr. Moore went to Texas A&M after graduating from Dulles High School in 1989. Dr. Moore received early admission to the Texas A&M Veterinary Doctoral Program and graduated with a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M in 1996. following a year as a mixed animal practitioner in Bastrop, Texas, Doctor Moore went to practice as an associate of Stafford Oaks Veterinary Hospital in Sugar Land, Fort Bend County in 1997. In 1998 Doctor Moore purchased Stafford Oaks Veterinary Hospital from Dr. David Guitar. After purchasing the practice Doctor Moore moved the practice from a 2,000 square foot facility on Brand Lane to the present day 6,000 square foot facility on Dulles Avenue in 200

Dr. Moore married his high school sweetheart, Kimberly (Biggs) Moore in 1993. They have two children, Mason and Rylee. The children, as their parents are active in the community. The children play Little League and are gymnasts.

Our new location, in the Schultze Store has been renovated to be a state-if-the-art vet clinic and hospital. We are proud of our renovation and the effort to keep as much of the historic building as possible while updating it to be a first-class veterinary clinic.

The Schultze Store was originally the Adams Store and was constructed in 1929 by Sugarland industries to be the commissary to the employees of Blakely Farms (now Foster Farms). The store was run by the Schultze family who later purchased the store in 1946 and ran the store to serve the area as a general store. The old safe is still being used.