Medical Director

Dr Rebecca Davies believes strong communication is the key to understanding pets’ lives. It’s how she provides the best preventive care and treatment.

She uses Fear Free techniques, treats, and positive reinforcement to ensure pets feel at ease during check-ups. She knows that when clients and pets are comfortable, she can learn about the issues affecting pets, assess lifestyle and behavioral patterns, and find the best treatment plan.

Dr Davies takes the time to teach clients about better pet dental health. If a pet needs it, she specializes in treating painful and infected teeth. She is also interested in cytology.

Dr Davies participates in continuing education and often attends national conferences. She received her Biology degree at the University of Texas at Austin. She earned her DVM at Texas A&M University.

In her free time, Dr Davies spends time cooking with her family and enjoying the outdoors. She has six pets of her own: dogs Doc and Miss Piggy and cats Beaux, Annie, Kiwi, and CeCi.

Hospital Manager

Haley believes that offering outstanding customer service fosters lasting relationships with clients and their furry kids! She always puts pets first and treats them like part of her family.

Haley brings exceptional leadership skills and attention to detail to her role as hospital manager of Firehouse Round Rock. These strengths were developed during her 12+ years of military experience in the United States Army and during a tour to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Clients love her friendly demeanor and compassion. Her team loves her resiliency and go-get-em attitude.

Haley was raised in Taylors, South Carolina with her grandparents. She attended the University of South Carolina from 2006-2009 to study Pre-Veterinary Medicine before enlisting in the United States Army. In her free time. Haley is an avid gamer and loves anything scary. On the weekends, you will find her at local gaming bars or enjoying brunch in Austin! She currently lives in Austin with her partner, Troy, and 3 dogs (Ganon, Nintendo, and Chewbacca).

Veterinarian

For Dr Sara Moreman, education is a vital part of veterinary care. She wants clients to understand their pets’ medical conditions and treatment plans so they feel informed and empowered to make choices for their pets.

Dr Moreman understands how stressful veterinary visits can be. When pets come to see her, she offers a soothing, gentle touch to put pets at ease. She treats each pet as if they were her own, tailoring advice for individual situations, and considers all available options. She is particularly interested in dermatology and enjoys helping to ease allergies.

As part of her veterinary training, Dr Moreman spent time in South Africa treating wildlife. She also volunteered with World Vets in Nicaragua, spaying and neutering stray populations of dogs and cats. While in Central America, she also gave medical treatment to local livestock.

Dr Moreman completed undergraduate studies at Texas State University, graduating Summa Cum Laude. She received her DVM from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 2019, graduating Cum Laude. She is the proud momma of a Belgian Malinios/Plott Hound mix named Autumn and a Corgi named Sophie. She also loves baseball and live music.

Veterinarian

Dr Sean Quintana’s three pillars for ideal veterinary care are partnership, transparency, and education. He partners with clients to create plans designed for each pet’s unique needs and aims to explain the “why” behind a treatment or test.

Clients appreciate his ability to explain complicated problems. Dr Quintana enjoys teaching about lab work, vaccinations, and preventive medications so pets can live a happy and healthy life. He also uses Fear Free tactics to create a stress-free experience for patients.

Dr Quintana has a special interest in animal behavior, especially after behavior modification helped his own dog, Moose (a boxer/Lab mix). He attends continuing education classes to stay up to date on veterinary specialties.

Dr Quintana received a BS in Biochemistry from Oklahoma State University and earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M University. On weekends, he spends time with friends and family, exercises, and loves college football. He is partial to dogs, as their unconditional love and loyalty is unmatched by any other creature.

Veterinarian

Dr Betsy Garza takes time to understand each pet’s unique needs. She provides lots of treats while working with pets to ensure they stay comfortable and happy. Clients appreciate Dr Garza’s approachable personality and thorough check-ups. She explains the importance of routine visits to keep pets healthy. She collaborates with her clients, developing the best treatment plan for each pet.

To keep her skills current, Dr Garza attends continuing education classes and reviews current research. Because veterinary medicine is always changing, she follows trends in the field and collaborates with other doctors. She is proficient in advanced soft tissue surgery and routine procedures. Dr Garza goes above and beyond to manage her patient’s pain and ensure comfort at all life stages.

Dr Garza received her business degree from Texas A&M Business School. She then attended Concordia University and the University of Texas for Pre-Vet studies. She earned her DVM from Texas A&M, where she was president of her veterinary class, in the Phi Zeta honor society, and graduated at the top of her class. When not working, Dr Garza enjoys spending time with her husband Greg, her children Wells and Evelyn, and her Labrador Retriever Rhodes.

Veterinarian

Dr Tori Tran is compassionate, empathetic, and believes in teamwork. She enjoys working closely with clients to discover each pet’s unique needs. Dr Tran is transparent about all options for each case and supports clients as they choose the best option. She loves collaborating with clients and getting to know each patient who comes into the hospital.

Dr Tran attended the University of Miami before getting her DVM at Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr Tran traveled to China to be certified in Veterinary Acupuncture through the Chi Institute. She loves incorporating those skills and techniques along with western veterinary medicine.

She has experience with exotics (rabbits, ferrets, reptiles, birds, and more), in addition to dogs and cats. She is currently working towards her Fear Free certification.

When not at the hospital, Dr Tran likes to stay active, go horseback riding, and spend time with her husband and baby. Otherwise, she can be found snuggling with her two rescues, Gatsby (Siamese mix), and Ace (three-legged Border Collie mix), as they cheer on the University of Miami football.

Veterinarian

Dr Brianna Demers (she/her) is a relationship builder who is passionate about fostering the human/animal bond and loves connecting with people and their pets. Dr Demers works with clients to develop a personalized plan that delivers optimal care for every patient.

Dr Demers knows veterinary visits can be scary for pets. So, she uses treats, cuddles, a soothing voice, and a pet’s body language to gauge their comfort level and adjust her approach. These techniques calm the most skeptical of pets.

Her passions include preventive care, internal medicine, and working with exotic companion pets. Dr Demers has traveled to a variety of locations to learn, volunteer, and offer her expertise: Nicaragua to care for livestock, cats, and dogs; South Africa to work with ranchers and conservationists; and, Florida to assist with manatees during annual health assessments.

She graduated from the University of Kentucky and Auburn College of Veterinary Medicine, both with magna cum laude honors. Dr Demers loves exploring Austin’s food, music, and nature. She has two chinchillas, brothers Guillermo (aka Gizmo) and Boba Fett. She also fostered and adopted a frisky, lovable Abyssinian cat named Bartok Marcel.

Veterinarian

Client service is at the core of everything Dr Ashlea Tenorio (she/they) does. She finds joy in helping pet parents with their concerns and is passionate about providing a memorable, calm, and educational experience.

Clients appreciate that she is thorough and strives to find the best solutions for their pet’s needs. Dr Tenorio is always happy to explain her process and give recommendations so clients can make informed decisions.

Dr Tenorio enjoys working with exotic animals including birds, reptiles, and pocket pets. She is also Fear Free certified, which means she edits her approach to each pet based on breed and unique needs. For example, she’ll sit on the floor with dogs and use quiet spaces to keep cats calm and comfortable. Dr Tenorio also has an interest in cardiology and anesthesia.

Dr Tenorio received her Animal Science degree from West Texas A&M and her DVM from Texas A&M. She enjoys spending time with her family and exploring Austin. When it’s not blazing hot, she likes being outdoors and hiking. She has two dogs: Rosie, a chihuahua, and Snoopy, a rescue beagle. Her two cats are Luna and Emerie.

Veterinary Technician

Maria understands that each patient is different, so she takes the time to recognize what each patient needs to feel comfortable and secure. Her goal is to ensure the best possible care and wellbeing of each pet. Clients appreciate her patient demeanor, positive attitude, and sense of humor. She is an active learner and always seeks opportunities to improve herself and her ability to provide care. Her goal is to be one day be a veterinarian.

Maria recently received her undergraduate degree in Animal Science from the University of Wisconsin Madison. She brings to Firehouse her experience working in large animal hospitals, emergency rooms, critical care units, shelters, and wildlife rehabilitation. After working with Dane County Humane Society to care for ill, injured, and orphaned wildlife, she found a passion for caring for all animals, but especially wildlife. She shares her home with Mufasa, her rescue Himalayan/Maine Coon mix; Mort, a rescue pug; and Nagaina, a Kenyan Sand Boa.

Veterinary Technician

Alixandra understands pets, owners, and vet staff should be comfortable and secure. She uses Fear Free techniques for this reason. Her patient approach to pet care allows her to provide specific care for each patient.

Alixandra continues to learn new skills to better care for patients and clients. Currently, she researches advances in veterinary care through YouTube videos and informational websites. A self-proclaimed cat lady, she loves all cats and is able to assist with scared or grumpy cats.

Outside of work, Alixandra enjoys doing puzzles and going out to eat, especially for brunch. She also enjoys spending time with Nemo and Nashville (her bonded pair of cats).

Veterinary Technician

Baiylee connects with pets and owners through empathy, patience, and creating a bond. She gets to know each patient so she can meet their individual needs. She helps clients make the best decisions for their pets’ treatment by offering support, education, and advocating for their needs. 

To keep pets comfortable, Baiylee uses Fear Free techniques. She moves slowly and uses a calm, gentle voice, then allows the pet to approach. She’s always happy to provide treats and love to pets when they are ready. 

Baiylee shares her home with her two children and two dogs: Sammy, an abandoned puppy that she nursed back to health; and Pennywise, a Pit Bull. She is currently enrolled at Penn Foster and is working to become a licensed veterinary technician. Her hobbies include spending time outside with her children and pets, cooking new recipes, and visiting museums. 

Veterinary Technician

Ashley is a compassionate and collaborative technician. She ensures that clients feel supported and understood throughout their pet’s appointment. She actively listens and builds connections with clients. Through transparent communication and an empathetic approach, she can build strong relationships with clients and pets.

Ashley reads pets’ body language to judge their comfort level. This allows her to adjust her treatment style to accommodate each pet’s unique needs. She uses Fear Free techniques to make each pet feel comfortable. A self-proclaimed cat lady, Ashley is also able to help anxious cats feel calm during their visits. She is proficient in drawing blood, administering vaccines and medicine, and assisting in surgery.

She shares her heart with her two cats: Holden, a Highlander/Savannah mix, and Kovu, a Highlander. Ashley attended Austin Community College. Soon, she will start the Vet Tech Certification program at Penn Foster. In her free time, she loves to play guitar, cuddle with her cats, and try new foods with her friends (this includes eating as much sushi as she can).

Veterinary Technician

Amariah works with clients to make sure she exceeds all their pets’ needs. She answers client questions and explains the exam and treatment process. Clients appreciate her knowledge, transparency, and how she gets to know each pet who comes into Firehouse.

Amariah is Fear Free certified. She is able to read a patient’s mood and adjust her care to make them comfortable. She always has treats to pass out to pets, as well. She loves seeing scared and nervous pets come out of their shells and feel comfortable by the end of their visit. Amariah enjoys treating chronic conditions, such as ear infections, because she is able to help bring relief to a pet who has been uncomfortable or in pain. She enjoys working with all sorts of pets, including small animals and exotics.

Amariah graduated from Sam Houston State University with a degree in Animal Science with a minor in Biology. She is currently working on becoming a licensed veterinary technician at Austin Community College. She shares her home with her two rescue cats, mother and son Linda and Oliver, chihuahua mix Edina (“Eddie”), and Cowboy, a border collie/Pyrenees mix. When not working, she loves playing video games and writing and performing songs on the piano, guitar, and ukulele. She recently started playing the kalimba and is looking forward to learning more instruments in the future.

Veterinary Technician

Celina enjoys working with clients and their pets to create individualized plans for each pet’s unique needs. She understands that veterinary visits can be scary, so she adjusts her care to help everyone feel comfortable. She is Fear Free certified. Celina loves learning new skills and techniques so that she can continue to provide the best care for all the patients who come to Firehouse. A self-proclaimed cat lover, Celina worked as a Cat Adoption Counselor with Austin Pets Alive. She has two rescue cats of her own: Ajani and Maia. Ajani has anxiety and takes medication to help him feel more comfortable; Maia has asthma and needs to use an inhaler daily. Working with her cats has given Celina worthwhile experience in helping cats at the clinic who may have unique health or personality needs.

Celina is currently working towards becoming a licensed veterinary technician. She is enrolled at Austin Community College, working toward her Veterinary Technology degree. She received her Bachelor’s in Psychology from Baylor University. Her hobbies include reading romance novels and playing video games.

Veterinary Technician

Zoe takes pride in helping pets feel their best. She wants clients to feel comfortable with their pets’ treatments at Firehouse. She collaborates with clients to make sure the process is as clear and stress-free as possible. Zoe’s positive attitude, active listening, and patient approach help clients and pets feel secure.

Zoe loves working with a variety of different pets. She is motivated by her ability to help sick and injured pets feel better. To keep pets comfortable, she uses Fear Free techniques and reads their body language. She has experience with anxious and reactive dogs.

Zoe is attending Austin Community College for an Associate’s of Applied Science Degree in Veterinary Technology. Her favorite thing in the world is her Catahoula leopard dog, Fender. When not working, she enjoys drawing, playing Dungeons and Dragons and video games, and writing fantasy stories.

Veterinary Technician

Grant’s goal is to ensure pets have a relaxing and stress-free visit. Clients appreciate his cheerful and hardworking attitude. He builds lasting relationships with clients and pets through his high level of care and commitment to keeping everyone safe and comfortable. Grant has worked in the animal field since 2022, including working at Firehouse Pet Resort. He enjoys learning new skills to help him provide the best care. He always has treats and affection to give to pets as well.

Grant has fostered kittens since he was young and has a soft spot for all cats, especially Siamese. While he currently doesn’t have any pets of his own, he shares his home with a corgi/Belgin Malinois mix, a scruffy mix breed dog, and a Russian blue cat. In his free time, he enjoys playing pickleball, drawing, playing video games, and discovering new music.

Veterinary Technician

Alyssa connects with clients through their mutual love of pets and her empathetic, collaborative approach. She wants clients to know that they never have to go through any part of the veterinary process alone. She helps clients feel at ease her through bubbly personality and sense of humor. She truly loves creating connections with pets and the people who love them.

Alyssa is Fear Free certified. She works with clients to keep anxious pets calm and safe during their visits. By using an individualized approach, she can support each patient who comes into Firehouse.

Alyssa has a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Texas State University. She is currently enrolled in the Veterinary Technician program at ACC to become a licensed veterinary technician. She also has an interest in diagnostic imaging. In her free time, she loves being home with her boyfriend, stepchildren, and two dogs: Roo, a chihuahua, and Reign, a dalmatian.

Veterinary Technician

Cat understands the unique bond that people share with their pets. She is always looking to improve the client and patient experience, from the initial phone call to after the appointment. Clients appreciate her attention to detail and patient, knowledgeable approach. She treats each pet like her own, adjusting her approach to keep them comfortable and happy. Through her years in animal care, Cat has worked as a client service coordinator and technician assistant.

Cat graduated from William Paterson University with a bachelors in Psychology. She discovered helping animals was her true passion while working with a company that trains dogs to help people with visual impairments. She and her boyfriend share their home with their dogs, Ellie and Duke, and a rescue, three-legged wonder cat, Eevee. In her free time, she enjoys reading mystery novels and watching true crime documentaries.

Veterinary Technician

Margarie establishes positive relationships with clients and pets. This allows her to build trust and collaboration. Getting to help pets and support the human/animal bond motivates her to provide the best possible care every day. Margarie studies patients’ body language and behavior to know the best way to keep them comfortable. Whether it’s providing treats, love, a calming voice, or patient approach, she works to ensure each pet has a positive experience at Firehouse. She is interested in animal behavior.

Margarie received a Bachelor’s in Animal Science from Texas A&M University. Her goal is to go to vet school. In her free time, she enjoys playing video games and watching television, as well as creative things like drawing, painting, and sewing clothes. Her pet is Alli, a talkative Siamese mix cat.

Veterinary Technician

Bio coming soon!

Veterinary Technician

Keeping clients and pets comfortable is important to Lindsey. She makes clients’ lives easier by using a transparent approach and collaborating with them to find the perfect plan for their pets. Lindsey tailors each appointment to the client and patients’ unique needs. She uses Fear Free and Feline Friendly techniques to keep pets safe and comfortable during their visits. Her favorite thing about working in the veterinary field is knowing she can make a positive difference for people and animals.

Lindsey studied Equine Science in college before attending Penn Foster to become a licensed veterinary technician. She has experience with dental care, emergency medicine, and has Critical Care certification. She’s interested in exotic medicine as well. Her toddler Jack and four dogs (Bo, Happy, Sydney, and Sophie) keep her busy. A huge horse lover, Lindsey enjoys spending her free time with her five horses: Wrangler, Dakota, Momma, Pistol, and Mystic. She loves going horseback riding and attending rodeo events.

Veterinary Technician

Relationships are very important to Nicole. She keeps an open line of communication and collaborates with clients to keep veterinary visits transparent and stress-free. She loves getting to know clients and their pets. Nicole pays special attention to each pet’s individual needs. By using a Fear Free approach and reading body language, she keeps pets as comfortable and secure as possible.

When not helping pets live healthy, happy lives, Nicole enjoys roller skating, going on nature walks, and thrifting. She also likes to read and try out new restaurants or activities. Her walking partner is Cinnamon, her American pit bull terrier.

Veterinary Technician Assistant

Danielle is passionate about helping people and animals. She loves working with pets to ensure they have a happy visit and receive the best care. She uses Fear Free techniques to ensure all patients are comfortable and safe. She loves learning new techniques to improve her skills. Danielle is always happy to help clients through each step of the veterinary process and answer any questions they have.

Danielle is currently attending Texas State University, studying Animal Science (Pre-Veterinary Concentration). Her goal is to attend veterinary school. In her free time, she enjoys watching movies, spending time with friends and family, and taking her Australian shepherd mix to the park.

Client Service Coordinator

Abel’s positive attitude, sympathetic nature, and upbeat energy help him connect with clients. He believes communication and honesty are key when helping clients feel comfortable with their pets’ care, so he makes himself available to answer any questions clients may have. As someone who values education, he is constantly learning how to improve his care for pets and how to anticipate clients’ needs. He spends time studying changing veterinarian trends and learning from his peers. Abel strives to find the best solution for any situation, working with clients to create the best possible plan.

Abel studied Business and Marketing at Austin Community College. On the weekends, he likes to play games with his friends, relax with his family, or hang out with his four dogs: Loki, Sakura, Kiba, and Ruby.

Client Service Coordinator

Mark goes the extra mile to ensure clients and patients are comfortable, from before their appointment even begins. A true problem-solver, he will find a solution for clients’ questions or concerns. Mark educates himself with veterinary best practices. Clients appreciate his helpful and friendly demeanor.

Mark attended Le Cordon Bleu Texas Culinary Academy, where he received his BA in Culinary Arts. When not working, he loves to play board games; he and his husband are huge fans of Gloomhaven. He shares his heart with Rocket (a Lab/Great Pyrenees mix) and Chelsea (a Chihuahua).

Client Service Coordinator

Lisa has a patient and knowledgeable approach to client and patient care. She welcomes everyone who visits Firehouse with a warm smile and Fear Free greetings. As a Firehouse client-turned-employee, she understands the importance of creating a safe, welcoming environment for pets and people.

Lisa has worked in veterinary and animal care since high school. Her specialty is helping reactive dogs feel more comfortable and confident. She loves helping pets feel secure at the vet – through treats, training, Happy Visits, and using Fear Free techniques.

Lisa shares her heart with her husband and three dogs – Ellie (a Boxer/Hound mix), Rigby (American Pit Bull Terrier/German Shepherd mix), and Remus (Pomeranian). Outside of work, she loves training and competing with her dogs in dog sports like Dock Diving, Fast CAT, and Scentwork. She and her husband also love trying out different dog-friendly establishments around Austin.

Client Service Coordinator

Liz is passionate about being a voice for pets. She loves working with clients to provide personalized, top-tier care for patients. By using active listening skills and asking relevant questions, she gets to know people and their pets and their individual needs. Clients appreciate that Liz is detailed, empathetic, and transparent. She wants clients to be involved in their pets’ care and takes time to educate clients about overall health needs, lab work, and vaccines. To keep pets comfortable, Liz uses positive reinforcement and Fear Free techniques.

Liz shares her home with her wife, Mac, their two dogs, Oakley (a miniature dachshund) and Denali (a Siberian Husky), and their Maine Coone cat, Toothless. Denali and Toothless are blood donors who have saved many pets’ lives. When not working, Liz likes attending happy hours, EDM music festivals, and drag shows. She has a special bond with dachshunds.

Client Service Coordinator

Jettie understands that collaboration and teamwork are important for clients (and pets) to have a stress-free, productive veterinary visit. He works with clients to help mitigate stress, answer questions, and make appointments as smooth and easy as possible. Clients appreciate Jettie’s genuine love and concern for their pets.

Jettie greets pets calmly, setting the right tone for the rest of their visit. He helps nervous pets acclimate to the hospital prior to their appointment so that their visit can be successful.

Jettie shares his home with his three pets: Ginger, a rescue pit bull; and Fiona and Aria, rescued tabby cats. He and Ginger love to go hiking, but Jettie is happy just being outdoors.

Client Service Coordinator

Lili warmly greets every client and patient who comes into Firehouse, making them feel welcome. She loves to meet new people and pets, and finds fulfillment in helping pets live longer, healthier lives. She is always happy to give pets lots of love, attention, and treats, if allowed. Lili wants clients and patients to feel comfortable and secure when they are visiting. She is always happy to answer questions and provide support to clients. She loves being part of the Firehouse family and wants clients to feel like a member of the family too!

Lili has one dog, a senior lab mix named Luna. In her free time, she likes to go hiking, look for new comic books at local bookstores, and attend local punk and metal shows around Austin.

Client Service Coordinator

Kelly’s efficient and dependable approach to client and patient care helps make veterinary visits smooth and stress-free. She ensures clients have the perfect place to wait with their pets and that appointments stay on schedule. She is always happy to answer questions and provide more information for clients. Kelly is working on her Fear Free certification.

In her free time, Kelly loves to get lost in a good book. Her pets include Phoenix, a dalmatian/border collie mix; Van Helsing a pit bull/Great Dane mix; Ember, a boxer mix; and two cats, Amara Wild Rose and Olivia Cupcake.