 | Jennifer Bolser, DVM, CVA Dr. Bolser received a BA from the University of Colorado at Boulder in Biochemistry and Biology. After veterinary school, she completed an internship in small animal medicine and surgery at The Animal Medical Center in New York City. She joined the Humane Society of Boulder Valley in 2005. Her areas of interest include emergency medicine, surgery, ophthalmology and acupuncture. She enjoys spending her free time with her husband, their two retrievers and travelling abroad on volunteer veterinary outreach events. |
 | Robin Chadwin, DVM Dr. Chadwin majored in Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior at UC Davis prior to being accepted to their veterinary school in 2007. She is currently completing a 1 year shelter medicine internship at the Humane Society of Boulder Valley. Her areas of interest include animal behavior, surgery and infectious disease prevention and management. A native of California, Robin is enjoying exploring Colorado and eagerly anticipates her first snowy winter! She lives with one dog, Wobbles, and one cat, Minnie Mouse, both former foster animals. |
 | Lesli Groshong, DVM Dr. Groshong joined the Humane Society of Boulder Valley in 1994. Her professional interests include all aspects of shelter medicine and preventative health care. Since 1998, she has organized spay and neuter clinics in Mexico to help combat pet-overpopulation and disease with the organization VIDAS. In her free time, she's enjoying Colorado with her husband and two children or is at home with a Mayan Jungle dog, a 'goofy newfie', an old tortoiseshell cat, two Morgan horses and many foster kittens. |
 | Cristina Gutierrez, DVM, CVA Dr. Gutierrez joined the Humane Society of Boulder Valley in 1998 as a vet assistant before attending veterinary school. She is a co-founder of VIDAS (International Veterinarians Dedicated to Animal Health), an organization that provides free veterinary care in Mexico. She also volunteers as a foster parent for shelter animals. Her areas of interest include internal medicine, pain management and acupuncture. Dr. Gutierrez is married with two daughters and has two dogs and two cats all adopted from HSBV. |
 | Gail Rapport, DVM Dr. Rapport graduated from Michigan State University with a BA in Science and her DVM in 1980. Since that time she has practiced in a variety of clinical situations with an emphasis on Shelter Medicine. Most recently she was the Veterinary Officer for the City of Arlington, Texas where she helped open their new shelter facility and start their spay/neuter program. She joined the Humane Society of Boulder Valley in 2010 and lives in Boulder with her husband, along with their two children, two dogs, three cats, and two horses – all adopted (kids too!) |
 | Jenelle Vail, DVM Dr. Vail began practicing veterinary medicine at a small animal clinic in Longmont. She joined the Humane Society of Boulder Valley in 2004. Her areas of interest include oncology, animal behavior and internal medicine. Dr. Vail was named "Up-and-Coming Veterinarian of the Year" in 2006 by the Colorado Veterinary Medical Association. She enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter, big dog Porter and snuggly kitty Dea. |
