MEET OUR TEAM
Dr. Jon Gustafson, a Wyoming native, graduated from Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 1982. He has a wide range of experience in small animal medicine and surgery and has been practicing in the front range area since 1983. In his spare time he enjoys rock and ice climbing, skiing, hiking and camping. He lives in Longmont with his wife Susan, their dogs, June, Penny and Pretzel, two guinea pigs, two box turtles and two chickens.
[email protected] "Our husky developed cancer over her hip two years ago, and Doctor Gustafson performed an intensive surgery to remove it. She has been cancer-free ever since! Basically he saved her life, and we are grateful. Thank you!" Dr. Brent Morris has been working as a small-animal veterinarian in the Front Range area since graduating from CSU's Veterinary program in 2007. Dr. Morris joined the Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital family in 2020, and couldn't be happier to be part of the team. He continues to be inspired by the connection between humans and animals—preserving and lengthening the bond between pets and their owners is the ultimate reward for him. His professional interests include preventative medicine, dentistry, and management of acute and chronic pain. In 2014, Dr. Morris earned the credentials of a Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner through the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management. He is also a member of Rotary, an international service organization. Dr. Morris is an active participant in Rotary's annual youth leadership conference, a life-changing experience that he looks forward to every year. He's also fond of mountain biking, fly fishing, hiking, skiing, and exploring Colorado and the world.
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In 1999, Dr. Cara Brannigan fulfilled her lifelong dream of becoming a veterinarian when she graduated from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She practiced in New Jersey prior to moving to Colorado, where she has been both in private practice and shelter medicine. In 2008, she also received her veterinary acupuncture certification from Colorado State University. She believes that veterinary practice should include both caring for animals and for the people who love them. Dr. Brannigan shares her Longmont home with her husband, Patrick, who is also a veterinarian, and a menagerie of rescued animals. Aidan and Jack, Dr. Brannigan’s sons, have grown into fine young men, allowing her more time to explore and cultivate her hobbies.
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Dr. Michelle Feller is a 1996 graduate of the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She was a mixed animal practitioner in Northwestern Michigan for three years before moving west with her husband Jeff. They moved to Boulder in 2006 and she joined Gunbarrel Veterinary Hospital as a part time associate. Dr. Feller now practices small animal medicine exclusively. Her hobbies include hiking, photography, and reading, though her sons, Alex and Oscar, are her biggest hobbies. Their dogs Lucy and Linus and their cat, Frankie round out the family. [email protected]
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