Dr. Tony Henderson
Veterinarian/Owner
Dr. Tony Henderson has been in veterinary practice for 23 years.
Growing up in Ireland, Dr. Henderson read and lived the adventures of legendary veterinarian/author James Herriot. Like Herriot, Dr. Henderson has cared for all creatures from cats to cows. His special style of veterinary care is shown through compassion and ability to diagnose with symptoms alone. Once a diagnosis is made, the pet's owner is offered the best option of treatment to suit their individual needs and financial situation.
Dr. Henderson holds a bachelor's degree from Dublin's Trinity College, and is a member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. He works with Guide Dogs of America and several local rescue groups (Basset, Scottie, Beagle, Greyhound) and presents educational programs for school children.
Dr. Henderson resides in the area with his wife and four sons.
Kim Elrod, CVT
Certified Veterinarian Technician
Kim is a graduate of Bel-rea Institute of Animal Technology. She enjoys horseback riding. Her gentle and soft-spoken ways make the animals very comfortable around her. She shows a genuine love for all creatures great and small.
Lynne Scherer
Receptionist/Veterinarian Assistant
Lynne has been involved in animal care working at animal shelters performing physical exams and as an adoption counselor. She loves all animals, but is particularly fond of cats & dogs. She resides in the area with husband & four children, 2 labrador retrievers and 4 cats.
Tawna Bond
Receptionist/Veterinarian Assistant
Tawna has a very caring attitude towards the animals, as well as their owners. She has a way of making everyone comfortable. She resides in the area with her husband & daughter, 4 horses, 2 dogs, 3 cats & 1 bunny.
Spencer
Patient Greeter
Spencer is a 2 1/2 yr old Golden Retriever who loves every human and animal that enters the Fox Hollow Animal Hospital. With his wise and gentle ways he is a real asset. (By the way: Spencer owns Dr. Henderson)
Foxy
Patient Greeter
Foxy is a 10 mo old tabby and white domestic shorthair. Being of the feline pursuasion, she loves to run the place. You may find her draped around one of the staff's neck or on top of the computer monitor keeping warm. (She may even try to get on your neck.)
Debi Henderson
Office Manager
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FOX HOLLOW ANIMAL HOSPITAL
