Dr. Nicole Stahl grew up in central Illinois and went to school at the University of Illinois, earning a bachelor’s in Biology in 1994 and her veterinary degree in 1998. She began practicing veterinary medicine in Springfield, IL and moved to Colorado after getting married to Dr. Mike in 2001. She started working at Centennial Animal Hospital in 2001 with Dr. Karen Vollmar. Together with Dr. Mike, they have two boys who keep the family busy with many activities including gymnastics, skiing, fishing, camping, and hiking.

Dr. Mike Stahl also grew up in central Illinois, graduating with a bachelor’s in Biology in 1993 and his veterinary degree in 1997, both from the University of Illinois. He practiced for 4 years in Illinois working for both a mixed animal practice and a small animal practice. Together he and Dr. Nicole moved to Colorado in 2001. He started working at Centennial Animal Hospital in 2005 and purchased the practice with Dr. Nicole in 2015. Dr. Mike enjoys flying fishing, camping, hiking and mountain biking with his family and rescue mix Lucy.

Dr. Anita Martinez Graduated from CSU in 1991 and has been practicing in the Colorado Springs area ever since. We have been lucky to have her with us here at Centennial Animal Hospital for the last 11 years. She enjoys spending her free time taking care of her family and being involved with her church. Her furry family includes Robin the Border Collie, Jane the Rat Terrier, Pogo the Toy Fox Terrier and Yukon the Bengal Cat.

Dr. Evelyn Fitzpatrick (AKA “Dr. Fitz”) grew up in Glendale, AZ, and started her multi-college career. First, she headed to Colorado State University to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Wildlife Biology. Then she started a Master’s Degree in PathoBiology and Infectious Diseases at the University of Arizona just prior to being accepted into the Veterinary Medicine program at CSU. In 1999, she graduated from the CSU College of Veterinary Medicine – but she wasn’t done yet. She started a Master’s degree in Epidemiology at CSU only to be interrupted a year later by the birth of her first child. At that point, she decided that small animal practice was safer for her family than playing with BioLevel 4 viruses like Ebola, Hemorrhagic Fever, and Plague. And after a few years working in Arizona, she and her family moved to Colorado Springs in 2006. She has been working in the area ever since.

Ally has lived in Colorado since 2004 and been a full-time groomer since she was 19. With an Associates in Zoo Keeping and national certifications as a dog trainer and groomer, it’s safe to say she has the true passion for animals. And with her own herd of dogs, cats, rabbits, rats, reptiles & fish at home, Ally keeps herself quite busy!

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Akemi Grew up in Japan and moved to the states 13 years ago. She graduated from Critter Clips dog grooming school in 2011. She has been grooming dogs, cats and bunny rabbits since then. She also enjoys volunteering at the Humane Society of Pikes Peak Region since 2009. She and her husband enjoy the company of their 3 cats, Nana-chan, Pino, and Chacha.

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Mya has a love of animals since she was a little girl. She is going to high school and taking college classes, along with participating in volleyball. Her goal is to become an Equine rehabilitation therapist. Pictured with her horse, Lotto.