Her love of animals brought her to working in veterinary medicine and her commitment to making pets and their families feel as comfortable as possible in every situation makes her a highly valued member of our team. She enjoys providing comfort to our patients and calming their fears. Kim has been with Park County Veterinary Hospital since 2005 and previously worked for newspapers in the field of graphic design. When not working or volunteering, Amber enjoys rafting and dancing to live music. You may also see Amber volunteering at the Far View Horse Rescue or as a volunteer SCUBA diver at the Denver aquarium. She loves living in the High Country of Colorado for everything it has to offer, but especially snowboarding. She also has two canine family members, Busta, a Black Lab, and Rifle, a Blue Heeler. Amber has two orange tabby cats, Bob Dah Cat and Mr. Amber's favorite things about working in Veterinary Medicine are assisting in surgeries and getting puppy kisses. She moved to Park County in 2021 and joined the staff at PCAH in the Spring of 2022. Natalie is pictured here with Remi on Boreas Pass.Īmber grew up in Evergreen, Colorado, but has been coming to Park County since 1992 to visit family. They have 4 dogs, Remington (Remi), Sonni, Marley, and Audrey, 1 cat, Spirit, 1 rabbit, Kozi, 1 horse, Lotus, 1 goat, Billy, and 5 chickens! When Natalie is not working, she enjoys hiking, backpacking, camping, fishing, riding horses, and attending live music. Natalie lives with her boyfriend, Billie in Hartsel, CO. However, the most rewarding part of the job for her is performing dental cleanings as it benefits the patients so greatly. She has worked as a Veterinary Technician for 6 years and loves every aspect of the job as her true passion is helping animals. She graduated from Colorado Mountain College in 2012 with an AAS in Veterinary Technology and is a Board Certified Veterinary Technician. She loves the Colorado scenery and wildlife. Natalie joined our PCAH team in May 2020 but has lived in Park County since 2000. Natalie Anderson, CVT | Certified Veterinary Technician Heather and her two children have a two-year-old beagle/boxer mix, Leah. Her love for animals and especially for dogs drew her into veterinary medicine, and she continues to enjoy the interaction with clients and patients as well as receiving dog kisses! Heather earned her associate’s degree from Bel-Rea Institute and has lived in Fairplay since 2004, having moved here from Las Vegas. Heather Halt, CVT | Certified Veterinary Technician In their spare time they enjoy skiing, hiking, camping, and many other activities that abound in the high country! Most importantly, he welcomes client suggestions and ideas for any new services or improvements on existing services. Ickes, his wife Kristen, and the rest of their family, 2 golden retrievers, Willin and Jackson a chocolate Lab, Ellie and one cat, Cheddar, all enjoy being part of the Fairplay community. Ickes entered veterinary medicine so he could combine the two in order to provide the same level of care and attention for area pets that he would want for his own pets.ĭr. Having always been fascinated by science and medicine and passionate about dogs, Dr.
His special interest and training in veterinary surgery, internal medicine, and emergency medicine have provided a high level of quality for the pets of South Park. Ickes graduated from the Virginia - Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine (Virginia Tech) in 2010 and purchased Park County Animal Hospital in 2012. Follow the Leave No Trace Seven Principles to help keep our parks, trails, and open spaces healthy and sustainable. Learn more at lnt.Meet the Veterinary Staff of Park County Animal Hospital Jeremy Ickes, DVM | Veterinarian/Ownerĭr. The City of Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services department is proudly partnered with the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics in order to promote environmental stewardship and safeguard the natural, cultural, and historical resources that make Colorado Springs such a fantastic place to live and visit. Follow the Leave No Trace Seven Principles Palmer, 3650 Maizeland Rd., (Maizeland Rd. Over 25 miles of trails (hiking, jogging, equestrian).Seven Castles geological point of interest.Picnicking (including some large groups with reservation shelters-Lazyland, Meadows, Youth Camp and Council Grounds).By receiving this highest standard of recognition, Gold Standard Sites are exemplary models, encouraging other public lands to ensure that Leave No Trace education is part of everyone’s experience when spending time outdoors. Learn more about what it means to be a Gold Standard Site here.
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