Staci Hansen, DVM

Veterinarian

Dr. Staci Hansen grew up just down the road in Bastrop Texas. In high school, she discovered her passion for animal care while volunteering as a kennel technician at a local veterinary clinic. In 2007 she graduated from Sam Houston State University with a bachelor’s degree in Biology/Pre-veterinary medicine. After completing an exciting internship at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center she was accepted to Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine located on the Island of St. Kitts. While completing her degree Dr. Hansen volunteered with VIDA to aid in animal overpopulation through spay and neuter clinics in Costa Rica.

Dr. Hansen completed her clinical year of Veterinary school at Kansas State University with externships completed at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center and The Houston Zoo. After graduation in 2012, she returned to Austin and began working at Banfield Pet Hospital before accepting a position at Firehouse Animal Health Center. Her special interests include small animal surgery and exotic/pocket pet medicine.

In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, volunteering at Austin Wildlife Rescue, and with Girl Scouts of Central Texas. Her favorite hobbies include baking and geocaching. Dr. Hansen and her husband share their home with three spoiled dogs, one lovable cat, and two adorable guinea pigs.

Laurie Dulaney , DVM

Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Laurie Dulaney earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Lamar University in Beaumont while also becoming a Certified Massage Therapist (for humans). She then attended Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine where she simultaneously earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Veterinary Science and her DVM degree. While at Texas A&M, Dr. Dulaney was a founding member of the spay-neuter-release program, Aggie Feral Cat Alliance of Texas.

A True Texan, Dr. Dulaney was born and raised in a small town near Houston, and then permanently moved to Austin upon graduating from vet school in 2001. She practiced in north Austin for 14 years before joining the team at Firehouse Animal Health Center.

Her professional interests include wellness exams, senior pet care, and nutrition counseling for both dogs and cats, with particular interests in feline medicine, nutrition, and behavior. She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP), and Bat Conservation International.

Dr. Dulaney now resides in south Austin with her husband, dog, three cats, two parakeets, and a new 60-gallon aquarium of tropical fish! Her personal interests include hiking, biking, kayaking, caving, cooking, reading, and napping. In that order.

Roslyn Reavis, DVM

Associate Veterinarian

Dr. Roslyn Reavis was raised in San Antonio TX, and her love of animals became apparent with the variety of pets she grew up with and enjoyed on their family ranch. As her interest in animal care and treatment developed, she decided to go to Texas State University to pursue a degree in Animal Science and Biochemistry. She received her doctorate of veterinary medicine from St. Georges University in Grenada in 2014 where she graduated Cum Laude and was inducted into the veterinary honor society Phi Zeta.

Dr. Reavis special interests are small animal surgery, dermatology, and small exotics/pocket pets. She is committed to attend all continuing education events and understands the importance of continuing to grow her knowledge with current up to date therapies to offer the best care for her patients.

She enjoys volunteering with Prevent A Litter of San Marcos spaying and neutering cats to help with feline overpopulation. In her spare time, she enjoys kayaking, traveling, and entertaining her pets at home. She is a member of the Comal County, Texas and American Veterinary Medical Associations.

Dr. Reavis was excited to join the Firehouse team in 2017 where she can be part of a veterinary group that provides such high-quality medical care and excellent client service.

Brandy Pogue

Hospital Manager

Brandy has worked in the veterinary field since 2007, helping care for Central Texas pets and educate their humans.

Since joining Firehouse in 2014, Brandy has developed a passion for helping coach and guide team members. She is excited to continue her career in the veterinary field as a Hospital Manager of Firehouse Kyle.

When Brandy is not at work, she spends her time with her two sons and three dogs down at the river in San Marcos.  You’ll also find Brandy volunteering at PALS of Central Texas every month to help with their spay and neuter clinic.

Shakkal Ware

Veterinary Technician

Shakkal Ware was born and raised in Dallas, TX. She moved to San Marcos, TX in 2012, to attend Texas State University, with her fiancé, where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Agriculture: Animal Science. She has always had a special love for animals but did not realize that taking care of animals was her passion until she graduated from high school. She has 2+ years of experience as a vet technician and joined our team at Firehouse Animal Health Center in October 2017. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her fiancé and their beautiful daughter, Eliyah, hanging out with family and friends, eating out, dancing, watching movies, and volunteering to give back in her community.

Jessica Bloodgood

Client Service Coordinator

Jessica grew up in Abilene, TX with a house full of dogs and cats. She moved to the Kyle area to attend Texas State and graduated with a BA in Anthropology in 2014 but liked the area so much she never left. She currently lives in Kyle with her two best friends, her sister, and their four cats. She enjoys creative hobbies like painting and sewing as well as continued learning about anything and everything, especially history and other cultures.

Jessica has been a proud member of the Firehouse team since 2016.

Candice Corcoran

Client Service Coordinator

Bio coming soon.