Dr. Morris earned three degrees from Colorado State University; a BS in 1977 and an MS in 1981, both in Microbiology. Then in 1987, he earned his DVM. Dr. Morris is a member of the AVMA, CVMA, AAHA and VOS. He has served on the Board of Parker Area Veterinary Emergency Services, LLC and is currently on the Board for the CVMF. Dr. Morris served several years on the Small Animal Commission, including a stint as Chairman, and served as Secretary-Treasurer and as President of the CVMA. Dr. Morris specializes in small animal medicine and surgery and is particularly interested in orthopedic surgery. He started Elizabeth Animal Hospital in 1998 and later sold it. He also owned Parker Center Animal Clinic for 14 years.
Dr. Morris and his wife, Kathy, have 8 dogs and 1 cat. In addition to helping animals, Dr. Morris enjoys bicycling, sports, and gardening and landscaping.
Dr. John Hess
Dr. Hess attended Colorado State University and earned his BS in 1973 and his
DVM with honors in 1975. He fulfilled a small animal internship at Oklahoma State University from 1977–1978. He retired from the Air Force in 1993 after 20 years of enlisted and commissioned service as a Russian interpreter and a Veterinarian and Environmental Health Officer. Dr. Hess worked at Smoky Hill Veterinary Clinic from 1993–1998. He then opened Pine Grove Animal Hospital in March of 1999. He is a member of AVMA, CVMA, and AAHA and has served as a Board Member and Chairman for Parker Area Veterinary Emergency Services, LLC. Dr. Hess has two children, Milan Hess, DVM (CSU 1998), DACT (Theriogenology) with Colorado Veterinary Specialists, and Erin Hess, BS (CSU, 1998), manager of a Starbucks store. His interests include bicycling, photography, and backpacking.
Dr. Kim Allyn
Dr. Allyn earned her DVM from Colorado State University and has been practicing Veterinary Medicine for 14 years, with special interests in Internal Medicine, Dentistry and Geriatric Medicine. She is currently a member of the AVMA and CVMA. Dr. Allyn shares her home with 4 indoor cats and 4 dogs. She also has
2 horses, 2 barn cats and a hen house full of chickens. Dr. Allyn and her husband, Greg, have 2 daughters who are active in 4-H and who add to the varied animal species at the house.
Dr. Clint Kinsell
Dr. Kinsell earned his DVM from Colorado State University and has been practicing Veterinary Medicine for 34 years. He is currently a member of the AVMA and CVMA, has served as a District Representative of the CVMA, and has served on the Large Animal Commission of the CVMA for 6 years, 2 years as chairman. His veterinary interests are primarily in small animal medicine and surgery. In particular, he enjoys orthopedic surgery. He has been the companion of many pets over the years, but is now down to a geriatric cat, Taffy, who likes to assist him with anything he is doing. Because Dr. Kinsell has always recognized that pets are central to our way of life; as a veterinarian he is dedicated to their well being.
