Broadview Animal Clinic

Dr. James Wingert

Dr. Wingert was born and raised on a dairy farm in central Nebraska. From his early years of caring for animals, he knew that he wanted to be a veterinarian. He was active in 4-H, showing cattle on the local, regional, state and national levels. After high school, he enrolled at Colorado State University on a Union Pacific Scholarship. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Nutrition. Upon entering veterinary school at CSU, he was going to be a feedlot veterinarian, but because of a stroke of fate, he was offered a small animal internship in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. From then on he felt that working with small animals was more of a challenge. Dr. Wingert practiced two years in Fremont, Nebraska before joining Dr. John Fuhr at Broadview Animal Clinic. He purchased the clinic in 1983 and later constructed a new clinic. This new clinic received the Merit Award by Veterinary Economics for hospitals built during that year in the United States. Dr. Wingert is currently active in the local and state veterinary organizations and continues to love his profession and helping people. Dr. Wingert has always had a commitment to provide affordable health care for animals.

Dr. Douglas Davies, DVM

Dr. Davies was born and raised on a cattle ranch in eastern Colorado. He went to CSU and received a degree in Microbiology. Before attending Veterinary school, he worked with Dr. Wingert at Broadview Animal Clinic. After Veterinary school, he came back to Broadview for ten years then later moved to Bay City, Michigan. He spent another nine years in Michigan practicing medicine. After leaving Bay City, he returned to Denver and has been back at Broadview since June of 2005. At home, Dr. Davies enjoys his four dogs, three cats and a snake. He is married and has four children and four grandchildren.

Dr. Stephanie Cross Dodge, DVM

Dr. Dodge graduated from Colorado State University's Veterinary Medical School in 1984. She has practiced small animal surgery and medicine in the Denver/Boulder metro area for over 25 years. She worked in a practice that specialized in reproductive medicine for 11 years. She has worked at Broadview Animal Clinic part-time in the past and has recently joined Broadview as a full-time associate working as an emergency and critical care veterinarian, and as a Biological Resource Director for Stanford University's Sleep Research Center. She has two children that are in college and a Border Collie named Rosie. She likes to hike, read, ride her bike and practice yoga.

Dr. Anonda Haskin, DVM

Dr. Haskin is a 2003 Colorado State University graduate whose professional interests include: internal medicine and radiology. She is originally from Maui, Hawaii. She enjoys hiking, gardening and reading. Dr. Haskin has two cats named Stinker and Squirt.

Dr. Lori Mills, DVM

Dr. Mills has been working at Broadview Animal Clinic since 1999. She grew up in the midwest, living in both Nebraska and Kansas before moving to Colorado. She enjoys both the medical and surgical aspects of veterinary medicine, as well as supporting the human-animal bond. Her favorite activities include a variety of outdoor activities with her husband, children and pets.