The Doctors

Dr. Allie Brekke 
​Veterinarian/Owner

Meet Dr. Allie, a compassionate veterinarian with a unique background, trained by Colorado State University and the US Army. Her deep understanding of the human-animal bond has always driven her commitment to exceptional care. After leaving active duty to raise her two incredible children, Dr. Allie fulfilled her dream by opening our clinic in late 2021. Her vision is to create a nurturing environment where both pets and staff can thrive. Dr. Allie’s blend of exceptional medicine and deep compassion ensures that our clinic remains a place where the well-being of animals and the happiness of our team are always at the forefront!

Dr. Kelly Parsons

Dr. Kelly Parsons is a dedicated veterinarian who joined Crossroads Animal Hospital in October 2024. With seven years of experience, she has recently practiced in northern Colorado, where she developed a strong passion for preventative and dental care. Dr. Parsons is known for her commitment to building relationships with both pets and their families, creating a welcoming and supportive environment for her patients. Outside of the clinic, she dedicates much of her free time to aerial and circus arts, channeling her love for movement and creativity. Dr. Parsons was drawn to Crossroads Animal Hospital by its positive energy and is thrilled to contribute her expertise to the team.

Dr. Lisa Weiser

We’re excited to welcome Dr. Lisa Weiser to our veterinary team! A 2003 graduate of the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Weiser brings over 20 years of experience in small animal general practice and emergency medicine. She has a special interest in internal medicine, preventative medicine, ultrasound, and geriatric patient care, as well as advanced training in emergency and critical care. Dr. Weiser relocated to the Fort Collins area five years ago from Seattle and is eager to join a practice that values exceptional client communication, quality medicine, and teamwork. She is passionate about strengthening the human-animal bond and providing compassionate, high-quality care to every patient.

Customer Service Representatives

Brittany Culwell, CSR Lead

​Meet our exceptional Lead Customer Service Representative, Britt, a true gem within our team. With an unwavering love for all animals, an uncanny ability to work magic with schedules, and an unmatched emotional strength, she’s the heart and soul of our customer service department. Always sporting a warm and welcoming smile, our lead representative’s positivity is infectious and sets the tone for the entire team. She has an extraordinary gift for making every customer interaction a delightful experience, leaving them with a lasting impression of our company’s dedication to exceptional veterinary medicine from start to finish.

Emily Arnusch, CSR

Emily has always had a passion for animals and helping them live their best lives. Inspired by her own experience with a beloved dog, she has a special interest in learning more about seizure disorders caused by brain tumors in dogs. Jane loves being part of a team that shows so much compassion and dedication to every pet, every day. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her two dogs—a 5-year-old black and white Staffy mix and a 3-year-old yellow Lab mix.

Certified Veterinary Technician

Kira Gregory, RVT

Kira has been a veterinary technician for over seven years, specializing primarily in Emergency and Critical Care. Her lifelong passion for animals, combined with a deep fascination for medicine and science, led her to a career where she could make a meaningful impact on both pets and their owners. She has a special interest in behavior, Fear-Free practices, and client education, always striving to provide the best care possible. Outside of work, Kira enjoys spending time outdoors, raising her daughter, rewatching Friends, and snuggling her two cats and her anxious Pittie mix.

Anna Hunsinger, RVT

Anna is a veterinary assistant at Crossroads Veterinary Hospital, bringing fresh knowledge and enthusiasm from her recent graduation from a veterinary technician program in Canada. She is working toward becoming a registered veterinary technician by late 2025. While still exploring her specific areas of focus, Anna has a strong passion for client education—a skill she honed as a tour guide at a wolf sanctuary. She enjoys assisting in surgery for its dynamic nature and complexity, as well as capturing diagnostic imaging, especially x-rays, which she found particularly engaging during her studies. Above all, Anna is dedicated to easing patients’ fear and anxiety while providing compassionate care, and she values the opportunity to educate pet owners and help them make informed decisions about their pets’ health.

Jane Homann, RVT

Jane has always had a deep love for animals, but her path into veterinary care truly took shape during her senior year of high school when she took a college course in Animal Anatomy and Physiology at FRCC—an experience that inspired her to pursue a career in veterinary technology. At the hospital, she enjoys being versatile and jumping in wherever she’s needed, bringing flexibility and teamwork to every shift. One of the things she values most about working here is the genuine care and support teammates show one another, which she believes is the key to a smooth, efficient, and positive work environment. Outside of work, Jane is kept company by her 15/16-year-old three-legged cat, Crash, plays softball, and has been pet-sitting since she was 17. Fun facts: she has a twin sister and a healthy fear of the water.

Veterinary Assistants

Kiley Catchpole

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​Meet Kiley, your friendly neighborhood veterinary receptionist turned veterinary assistant from the beautiful state of Alaska! Kiley is not your average receptionist; she’s a passionate animal enthusiast with a deep love for understanding and working with animal behavior. Kiley’s known for her warm and welcoming smile as she greets both furry friends and their owners when they walk through the clinic doors.  Her dedication to understanding the unique personalities and needs of each animal that comes into the clinic is truly commendable.

Chloe Cross

Chloe Cross, originally from Birmingham, AL, has been passionate about working with animals since the age of 15. As a veterinary assistant, she finds the greatest fulfillment in being a voice for the voiceless—whether by providing comfort during routine exams or assisting in surgery. Chloe is dedicated to making every patient feel safe and cared for. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys spending time outdoors hiking and snowboarding, but also appreciates a cozy day in crafting or playing video games.

Hannah Fizer

Hannah grew up on a ranch, where her love for animal care began, leading her to join 4H’s vet science program in high school and pursue a degree in Biomedical Science. She was further inspired to enter the veterinary field after witnessing the incredible volunteers who helped animals during the 2013 Black Forest Fire. Outside of work, Hannah enjoys hiking, dancing (especially ballet), and training in martial arts when she gets the chance.