Say hello to the Indian Tree Animal Hospital family! Collectively, our doctors and staff are dedicated to the health and happiness of every dog and cat we see, as well as the satisfaction of every client we serve.
Dr. Anjuli Hein is the co-owner at Indian Tree Animal Hospital. She earned her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Colorado State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2007, and is certified in Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians (MAV). Her areas of professional interest include pain management, wellness care, senior care, and soft tissue surgery. Dr. Hein was inspired to become a veterinarian after growing up on a ranch and working with her local veterinarian. She enjoys providing support and care for four-legged family members, while working alongside her clients and amazing staff to create well-rounded and long-term plans for Indian Tree Animal Hospital’s patients.
Dr. Hein currently shares a home in Arvada, CO with her husband, two kids, Mosley, a Boxer, and Reese, a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever. When she is not providing quality veterinary care, she enjoys camping, hiking, reading, and volunteering with math groups and events through her kids’ school.
Dr. Carrie Wang graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder with a Bachelor of Science degree in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology. She then moved to Virginia to attend the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 2012. After graduation, she completed a 1-year internship in emergency, critical care, and specialty medicine at the Regional Veterinary Referral Center in Northern Virginia. She then returned to Colorado and worked for several years as a general practitioner at a specialty veterinary hospital in Denver. Dr. Wang has professional interests in dermatology and neurology.
Dr. Wang grew up in Wyoming and Colorado with many childhood cats and two parakeets named Neptune and Stardust. Dr. Wang is a lover of all breeds, and she currently has a Shepherd mix named Waya, a Miniature Australian Shepherd named Ridley, and two domestic medium hair felines named Olive and Kiyo. Dr. Wang trained Kiyo to shake and Waya and Ridley to turn around on command. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her husband and pets, quilting, watching movies, and traveling to Disney parks.
Dr. Wang is very happy to be a part of the team at Indian Tree Animal Hospital team, and to serve clients and their furry best friends!
Dr. Emily Howard graduated from Colorado State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology and Magna Cum Laude honors in 1999. From there, she pursued her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Kansas State University, where she graduated in 2004. Dr. Howard has professional interests in dermatology and pain management.
Dr. Howard grew up in Wichita, KS and Louisville, CO. Her career as a veterinarian started in Kansas City where she practiced for eight years before returning to Colorado in 2012. She views the hospital team at Indian Tree as family, and is proud to work with dedicated, skilled, and compassionate veterinary professionals.
Dr. Howard lives with her husband, and her two sons in beautiful Arvada, CO. In her spare time, she attempts to keep up with her son’s toddler antics.
Sarah graduated from North Carolina State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in May 2022. Before that, she attended Auburn University where she majored in Biology, then spent the summer volunteering with a veterinary program in Thailand. After hanging out with the elephants (and wishing she never had to leave), she moved to Raleigh, North Carolina and worked as a surgical assistant at a specialty hospital for a year before beginning veterinary school. Sarah’s favorite subjects in school were surgery, neurology, and preventative medicine. She decided to move to Denver after graduation because she always wanted to move out West, and it seemed like the perfect mix of a big city with adventure and the mountains nearby! On her off days, she loves to explore the mountains whether it is skiing, rock climbing, or hiking.
Dr. Riley Farrell grew up in Southern California. She graduated from the University of California Davis with a degree in Animal Science in 2017. Dr. Farrell continued her education at UC Davis where she received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) in 2021. After graduation, Dr. Farrell worked in San Francisco as an emergency doctor and general practitioner. Wanting to be closer to family and friends, she decided Colorado was her next destination. Dr. Farrell’s clinical interests include feline medicine, preventative medicine, access to care, and the chronic management of disease.
In her free time, Dr. Farrell enjoys all forms of exercise ranging from yoga, hiking, and re-learning how to ski. She enjoys cozy days at home testing new recipes, reading, knitting, and cuddling with her two cats, Misty and Eugene.
Dr. Farrell is excited to join the team at Indian Tree Animal Hospital and help serve her community and their furry companions.
Dr. Emilee Weiblen is originally from Grand Rapids, Michigan. She completed a BA in both Biology and Spanish from Albion College before earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
In veterinary school, Dr. Weiblen discovered her passion for soft tissue surgery and integrative medicine. Her deep love for animals and her ability to advocate for those who cannot speak for themselves drive her to provide the best medical care for each patient.
While not originally from Colorado, she loves to explore all that it has to offer. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, skiing, practicing yoga, exploring the Denver food scene, and spending time with her three cats, Sansa, Hugo, and Louie.
Dr. Christina Long grew up in Maine. She graduated from the University of California Davis in 2017 with a degree in animal science, then received her degree in veterinary medicine with honors from the Royal Veterinary College in London in 2021. She moved to Colorado after graduation and completed an internship at one of the specialty hospitals, then continued to practice as an emergency doctor and a general practitioner in the area. Dr. Long’s professional interests include internal medicine, neurology, and emergency medicine. She is thrilled to join the Indian Tree team and looks forward to supporting furry family members and their people!
Dr. Long shares a home with her husband, their Lab mix Korra, and their two cats Figaro and Gustav Mahler. In her spare time, she enjoys singing classical music and jazz, running marathons, cycling, exploring the mountains through skiing, hiking, and camping, and baking.
Dr. Anna Lang grew up in Massachusetts and moved out to Colorado for college in 2015. She graduated from Colorado College in 2019 with a degree in Organismal Biology and Ecology then moved to Denver full-time to gain experience working as a veterinary assistant for two years. She then attended University of Minnesota where she received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in May 2025. She is excited to move back to Colorado and work alongside the Indian Tree Animal Hospital team to provide quality care to our furry friends!
While in school, Dr. Lang discovered her love for ophthalmology and dermatology. She is most looking forward to forming long-lasting relationships with clients and their pets whether it is for preventative care appointments, urgent care appointments, or managing chronic conditions.
In her free time, Dr. Lang enjoys spending time with her friends, family, and hound dog, Merle. You will often find her exploring the outdoors through hiking, camping, and climbing. She also loves horseback riding, baking, and playing board games.
Born and raised in the Denver area, Sarah has worked in the veterinary field since 2008. Caring for pets, meeting people, and being part of a stand-out hospital team brings Sarah much joy. When Sarah is not at Indian Tree, she enjoys fixing things, arts and crafts, and camping. She is also interested in the paranormal and ghost hunting. German Shepherds and Pomeranians hold a special place in Sarah’s heart. Her first pet was a Pomeranian named Angel, and she currently has 2 cats named Blue and Bobby.
Wendy holds a certificate in veterinary assisting and takes pride in forming positive relationships with clients and their pets, along with the amazing staff at Indian Tree. In her free time, Wendy likes 4-wheeling, special fx makeup, cake decorating, and going to concerts and Comic Con. Wendy grew up in Arvada and still can’t get enough of Amici’s italian cuisines. At home, she has a PitBull named Chopper, a Cane Corso mix named Harlene Quinn, and four cats named Angel, Jack, Scrappy, and Spike.
Erin embarked on her career in the veterinary field in 2014, driven by a profound passion for animal welfare. She is dedicated to helping clients gain a deeper understanding of their pets and is committed to meeting their needs with compassion and expertise.
Residing with her husband and their three beloved dogs-Whiskey, a Golden Retriever; Aspen, affectionately known as Noodle, a Border Collie; and Atlas, a mix of Border Collie and Australian Shepherd-Erin finds joy in both her professional and personal life.
In her leisure time, she enjoys a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, dispersed camping, and backpacking. Additionally, Erin has a keen interest in photography and video games, which allows her to explore her creative side.
Shannon graduated from Drake University in Iowa in 2017 with a BA in Environmental Sustainability & Resilience and a concentration in Animal Welfare/Cruelty. She lives in Denver with her two cats, Bourdaine, a female Torti and Sir Wellington, a Tabby. In her free time, Shannon loves cooking and watching cooking shows. She also volunteers at the House Rabbit Society of CO/SD.
A sixth generation Texan, Caroline attended Austin College in Sherman, TX from 2001-2005 and majored in Art & Music. She worked at a veterinary clinic in the Denver metro from 2017-2020, cross-training in veterinary assistance and reception. She has been at Indian Tree since 2021 and is the OSHA Safety Officer. Caroline’s areas of interest include feline medicine and comforting pets & their people during the humane euthanasia process.
She and her husband have two cats, Bun Bun & Trash Panda, domestic shorthair sisters. In her free time Caroline sings in the Boulder Chorale full choir, as well as with their smaller auditioned chamber group. She is a CoCoRaHS (Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow) volunteer weather observer, submitting daily precipitation & significant weather reports year round. In addition, she is a trained National Weather Service SKYWARN Storm Spotter. She enjoys exploring the great outdoors, traveling, gardening, and relaxing at home.
Elizabeth, originally from St. Louis, made her way to Colorado in early 2022. With a career in the veterinary field that began in 2017, she has developed a keen interest in animal behavior and rescue rehabilitation. Elizabeth is particularly passionate about advocating for her patients, striving to ensure that frightened animals have a positive experience during their visits. She also values the opportunity to connect with clients, effectively communicating about their pets’ health and well-being.
At home, Elizabeth shares her life with two beloved pets: a Border Collie/Shepherd mix named Otto and an Oriental mix cat named Oliver. In her leisure time, she enjoys reading and exploring her creative side through art.
Taylor has been a dedicated professional in the veterinary field since 2011. She began her career as a veterinary assistant and has since advanced to the role of registered veterinary technician, demonstrating her commitment to animal care and her expertise in the field. Taylor has a particular interest in surgical procedures, where she applies her skills and knowledge to ensure the best outcomes for her patients.
At home, Taylor shares her life with her husband and their three beloved pets: two Pembroke Welsh Corgis named Jade and Desoto, and an English Bull Terrier named Harley Quinn.
In her leisure time, Taylor indulges her passion for arts and crafts, exploring various creative projects. Additionally, she is an enthusiastic Halloween aficionado, eagerly embracing the spirit of the season each year.
Sarah was born and raised in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. She graduated from Southeast Technical College in Sioux Falls in the spring of 2023 and then relocated to Colorado. Currently, Sarah resides in Wheat Ridge, where she shares her home with her dog, Rosie, and her cat, Elizabeth. Sarah is known affectionately as “Mac” here at Indian Tree.
An avid outdoor enthusiast, Sarah enjoys hiking, paddleboarding, and horseback riding. Her lifelong passion for animals has driven her to dedicate her time and efforts to their care and well-being from an early age.
Animals have always been a big part of Jess’ life. Caring for them is more than a job—it’s a true passion. Before joining the veterinary field, she spent many years as a dedicated, ethical breeder and later managed a couple boarding, grooming, and daycare facilities. These experiences deepened her love for animals and taught her the importance of compassionate, individualized care.
Jess loves being part of an amazing team that shares her commitment to helping pets live their best lives and supporting the families who love them. When she’s not at the hospital, Jess finds her peace spending the day cooking something warm and hearty, reading a good book, going for a climb, or taking a long- distance swim.
Born and raised in the south metro Denver area, Emily has worked in the veterinary field for 13 years. She started out as a kennel tech and veterinary assistant before earning her certification. She has interests in dental procedures, surgery, and anesthesia. Outside of work she loves spending time with her husband and 2 young daughters and 2 cats, arts and crafts, and baking. Emily is currently working on becoming a certified Grief Coach for pet loss and is passionate about helping clients through the tough time of losing their beloved pets.
Britney is a Colorado native whose journey began growing up on a farm where her love for animals first took root. With over 20 years of experience in customer service and supervision, Britney has honed her skills in connecting with people. She initially ventured into the culinary arts, cooking professionally for several years, but eventually discovered her true passion: helping animals and their humans.
When she’s not at Indian Tree, you can find Britney running a nonprofit organization she founded that assists in locating missing persons. Britney also loves hiking, whipping up delicious meals and baked goods, and spending quality time with her two dogs and two cats. Britney is passionate about TNR (Trap, Neuter, and Release) and volunteers with several local animal rescues.
With his dashing orange fur and undeniable charm, David Bowie is more than just a pretty face—he’s the heart and soul of our clinic! Whether he’s supervising appointments from the front desk, offering emotional support snuggles, or strutting his stuff down the hallway like it’s a catwalk, Bowie keeps everything running purr-fectly smooth.
He may not have opposable thumbs, but he’s definitely the boss (just don’t tell the vets). Come by and say hi—he loves head scratches, compliments, and being told he’s handsome. Because he is. Obviously.
Eddie may not shred guitars, but he does melt hearts. This white, cloud-like feline is our resident emotional support specialist—always ready with a head bump, a cuddle, or a quiet moment of calm for our hardworking team.
He adores the staff (and the feeling is mutual!) and brings peaceful vibes wherever he goes. Whether he’s lounging in sunbeams or checking in on everyone’s wellbeing, Eddie reminds us all to pause, purr, and breathe. Rock on, sweet Eddie.
Located in the Highlands neighborhood of Arvada, directly Northwest of Denver. We are right off of Wadsworth Blvd and W 80th Ave near the Indian Tree Golf Club and Shopping Mall.
Phone: 303-420-4422
