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Dr. Aubrey is a 1970 graduate of the Tuskegee Institute School of Veterinary Medicine. After a brief stint in private practice in his hometown, New Orleans, Aubrey began practicing in Denver in January, 1971. His wife Gayle Brooks Quick is a licensed psychotherapist whose practice is located in the northeast corner of the building which houses The Center. Aubrey is active in both community and professional organizations. He is a charter member of the Colorado Alliance for Cruelty Prevention, member of the Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society, the Colorado Veterinary Medical Association, the Association for Veterinary Family Practice, the American Animal Hospital Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association. He is a board member of the Colorado Veterinary Medical Foundation, veterinarian consultant for The Children's Museum of Denver, and a member of the Admissions Committee of the Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine. In 2006 Aubrey was the first recipient of the Advocate Award of the Colorado Association of Certified Veterinary Technicians for his support of Colorado's veterinary technicians, and in 2006 and 2007 he participated in the Veterinary Leadership Experience retreat which teaches leadership skills to veterinary students. Aubrey's varied interests include hiking and camping, photography, bicycling, live music- especially Jazz and Blues, and theater. |
Dr. Andy is a graduate of Colorado State University where he attained his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. His undergraduate work was done at the University of Colorado, Boulder, where he obtained degrees in fields completely outside of science and medicine. He is a member of both the Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society and the Colorado Veterinary Medical Association. Dr Andy was born and raised in Kansas City, but has been enjoying what Colorado has to offer for the past 15 years. He has also been fortunate enough to have traveled throughout Asia, India, Northern Africa, Europe, and South America. Dr. Andy enjoys watching and playing nearly all sports, but skiing in the winter and golf in the summer particularly. He is also an avid backpacker. Other interest include music (virtually every genre, as long as it’s quality) and reading (especially the classics). |
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Heather is a native of Colorado. She has had a passion for animals since she was young. She spends a lot of time pet sitting around managing the clinic. Heather's main interests include exploring and enjoying Colorado festivals and community events. Her family includes a cat named Savannah and a pug named Joey. |
Cole graduated from Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology in 1998. She comes to The Center for Animal Wellness with 10 years of experience. Cole is a Colorado native who enjoys time spent with her family and friends. A black & white cat named Cleo and a friendly border collie named Bowdee are pets that make up a part of Cole's family. Her main interests include hiking, biking, listening to live music and watching movies. |
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David is a Colorado native who has been outside of the state only once to visit Laramie, Wyoming (Day Road Trip). David has a chow mixed breed dog named Austin who loves his treats. Photography and collecting movies are two of the many interests that he enjoys. In his spare time David enjoys volunteering with local organizations concerning the GLBT community. He looks forward to working closely with non-profit charities or businesses. |
Michelle is a California native that came to Colorado to go to the Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology where she graduated in 2004. Since then, She has spent several years working in animal welfare along with being a veterinary technician. Michelle calls Colorado her home now with her fiance Jeremy; dogs Maverick, Ebba, and Carbon; and cat Kaylee. She enjoys hiking, camping and music. |
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Cindy is currently attending the University of Colorado Denver, majoring in Biology. In her free time she enjoys volunteering with a local animal shelter and being exposed in the veterinary field. Cindy owns a 1 year old shih-poo named Miko and a 10 year old chihuahua named Babee. Her main interests include volunteering, school, family, pets and watching asian dramas. |
Stephanie came to Colorado in 2005 from Northern California to attend Bel-Rea. She started with The Center for Animal Wellness in April 2008. She has a cat named Bubba, who is 4 years old and enjoys playing fetch & having his teeth brushed. Stephanie likes camping, boating, hanging out with friends and going to movies. |
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Donna has worked at The Center for Animal Wellness for 9 and a half years. She started with the clinic with cleaning and a fair amount of animal care. Donna is now Housekeeping Supervisor and also manages the clinic's kennels. Donna enjoys the care of and involvement with the pets that board with The Center for Animal Wellness. With 15 years of experience, Donna is greatly concerned with animal welfare. Her furry children include; Justice, a Min Pin and kitties: Scooter and MacLeod. She is a member of Cornerstone Baptist Church, spends most of her time caring for her pets, and enjoys music, reading, and watching tv as well. |
And then there are the cats: Mack, Clarence, Twin, and Sassy |
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