Meet the Crossroads Team

Cindy has been part of the Crossroads family for over 15 years! She received her vet tech degree in Delhi, NY and worked in Fairbanks, Alaska and Utica, NY before moving to Colorado in 1988 with a military transfer. She and her husband have been married for 30 years and have 4 wonderful children. She also has 4 spoiled pups: 3 French Bulldogs and a Bloodhound.  Cindy loves being in the veterinary field and having such a rewarding career, especially working with amazing people and their pets!

Nora Beth Norman got her Vet Tech degree at Colorado Moutain College in Glenwood Springs. After graduating in May of 2000 she moved to Durango where she worked for Durango Animal Hospital. She joined the Crossroads staff in July of 2003 where she has been ever since.  She currently resides in Security with her husband, two kids and 3-legged cat.

Stacey has been working in the veterinary field for almost four years.  She joined the Crossroads family in April 2010 and has loved working here ever since.  She currently doesn't have any pets of her own, but she loves to see all of our patients every day  Stacey enjoys working with people who are as passionate about the care of our furry family members as she is.  Stacey is an avid reader and reads anything that she can get her hands on!

Carley was born and raised in Colorado Springs.  She has always known she wanted to work with animals and even worked for Crossroads as a "Kennel Kid" when she was in high school.  She left Crossroads after high school and obtained her bachelor's degree in biology, anatomy and physiology from Colorado State University.  She decided to stray away from the veterinary field and went to the Universityof Colorado at Colorado Springs.  There she received her masters in forensic science.  She worked in the forensic science field for a while but knew early on that her heart was still in the field of veterinary medicine. Carley was fortunate enough to be hired back at Crossroads in October 2009 and is so happy to be working with animals again.  Her ultimate goal is to combine the veterinary and forensic science fields, and to someday investigate and help solve crimes against animals.