Dr. Teva Stone,
Medical Director
Dr. Kaitlyn Shaheen,
DVM
“Dr. Kate” is originally from the Texas Hill Country where she spent her childhood running around barefoot and bareback horseback riding. Dr. Kate studied Animal Science and Psychology as an undergraduate and earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2021. After initially starting her career as a mixed animal veterinarian in Louisville, Kentucky, Dr. Kate completed an intensive equine internship in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Tryon, North Carolina. Following her internship, Dr. Kate felt the draw of the Rockies and has been residing in the Foothills since 2022. Dr. Kate has treated all variations of your furry family members from horses to pocket pets and everything in between!
Beyond her wide range of professional experiences, Dr. Kate prides herself in seeing each patient as a unique individual and building meaningful, trust based relationships with their owners. She strives to make both owner and patient feel comfortable, respected and understood during each and every visit to our practice.
When Dr. Kate isn’t seeing your four legged family members you can likely find her outside with her dog, Fergis, riding her horse, Sebastian, fishing, running, hiking, skiing or any number of the other activities that brought her to the beautiful state of Colorado!C
Dr. Lindsey Fry,
DVM, DACVSMR, CVMA, CCRP, CVPP
Dr. Lindsey Fry is a board-certified veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation specialist with over 16 years of experience helping dogs move comfortably and live active, pain-free lives. Known for her gentle approach and deep connection with her patients, Dr. Fry is passionate about improving quality of life through compassionate, evidence-based care. She believes every animal deserves to move with comfort and confidence, and she takes pride in forming trusting, collaborative relationships with the families she serves.
A Colorado native and graduate of Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Fry combines advanced training in pain management, rehabilitation, and acupuncture to create individualized treatment plans that support strength, mobility, and long-term well-being. She has extensive training in sports medicine, manual therapies, geriatric care, myofascial treatments, and complex pain management.
Her published work includes research on agility-related injuries, palliative and hospice care patients, chronic pain management, and acupuncture. A passionate educator, Dr. Fry teaches and lectures internationally on topics related to veterinary pain management, rehabilitation, and sports medicine.
Outside of her professional life, Dr. Fry enjoys trail running, exploring the outdoors with her family — two adventurous daughters, a Corgi named Henry, a Blue Tick Hound/Cattle Dog mix named Tippet, and a feisty tuxedo cat, Lila Pickles Unicorn — and unwinding with a good book and a cup of tea.