Veterinarians

Dr. Hrenchir received her B.A. in Chemistry from the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley and is a 2004 graduate of the Colorado State University DVM Degree Program. Some of her main veterinary interests include internal medicine, dermatology and soft tissue surgery. Dr. Hrenchir also refined her veterinary dental techniques by training at The Colorado Pet Dental Training Center in Colorado Springs. Dr. Hrenchir lives in Longmont with her husband, Paul, and her daughter, Fiona. She has several pets that compete her family unit; Juju, a Standard Poodle, and two cats, Gamora and Mad Eye. In her spare time, she enjoys travel, cooking, hiking, photography and needle work. Dr. Hrenchir is also very interested in craft beer and home brewing.

Dr. Becker graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2007, where she adopted both “Lucy” the dog and “Robert De Niro” the cat. She spent a month in Nelspruit, South Africa working with the wildlife for an externship and then finished her clinical rotation at Oklahoma State. Some of her greatest professional interests include ophthalmology and oncology. After spending 6 years working at a general practice in a Chicago suburb, Dr. Becker moved here to Colorado. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, cooking and gardening. She’s especially obsessed with succulents! Dr. Becker also loves college football and following the Chicago Blackhawks on the ice.

Dr. Hurley was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri but, after obtaining her BA in Environmental Studies from Washington and Lee University in Virginia, she moved out west to pursue veterinary school and has since called Colorado home. She earned her MS in Biomedical Science in 2016 before obtaining her DVM degree from Colorado State University in 2021. Throughout her time in veterinary school, Dr. Hurley worked at Longs Peak Animal Hospital as a veterinary assistant forming strong bonds with the team and commitment to our clients and their pets. As graduation neared, she realized she could not picture herself anywhere else and returned to Longs Peak Animal Hospital. Her professional interests include preventative medicine, dentistry, and client education. In her free time, she enjoys exploring northern Colorado with her Shih Tzu, Phern, frequenting Longmont’s breweries, and cheering on the St. Louis Cardinals.

Dr. Krick was born in Honolulu, HI to an Army family that moved to Colorado Springs, CO not long after. Childhood summers were spent with grandparents and cousins on the outskirts of a small Wisconsin dairy town, filled with 4-H projects and livestock showmanship. She proclaimed to her mother at the age of seven that she would, “grow up to fix all the critters she could.” An alumna of Colorado State University for undergrad and veterinary school, she started practicing the Monday after graduation in 2019. She is a former relief veterinarian; traveling to various clinics across CO, WY, and SD to lend a helping hand seeing patients while staff doctors were out on other life adventures. Dr. Krick is a recipient of Viticus’ 2021 Inaugural Jack Walther Recent Graduate Bootcamp Scholarship and Colorado VetMed Association’s 2022 Power of Ten Doctor Leadership Academy. Within a few shifts at Longs Peak AH, she mentioned how easily it would be to call this team home. Dr. Krick enjoys honing her skills as a small animal general practitioner through clinical cases and hands-on continuing education, and hopes to team with owners in providing tailored care for their pets. As a sighthound enthusiast that competitively races her whippets, she melts for dogs with jobs!