Veterinary Urgent Care
in Vintage Park

Danielle is a proud graduate of Sam Houston State University, where her academic journey helped shape her dedication to animal health and client communication. Her foundation in veterinary medicine is supported by a deep commitment to continued learning and delivering high-quality care.

Danielle is passionate about providing gold standard medicine while building lasting relationships with pet parents. She finds true purpose in being part of every pet’s healing journey—offering compassionate care and support from the first visit through recovery and beyond.

At home, Danielle shares life with a lively and loving pack: Heda the spirited Chihuahua, Dixon the intelligent Border Collie, Cleo the loyal Black Lab, Roxy Roo the affectionate American Bulldog, and one charming cat who keeps everyone on their toes. An outdoor enthusiast, Danielle enjoys hiking and camping adventures with her partner, Elise, and their dogs. Whether spending time in nature, gathering with loved ones, or diving into a spontaneous sports match, Danielle embraces every opportunity to stay active and connected.

Dr. Dana Willis-Henderson earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. A second-generation veterinarian, she has extensive experience in both multi-unit corporate and private practice, spanning the West, Midwest, and South. Her career has included leadership roles in clinical training, organizational transformation, and hospital performance turnarounds.

Dr. Willis-Henderson finds the most reward in providing high-quality veterinary care while supporting pets and their families. She has led regional teams of medical directors, managed budgets and operations for dozens of hospitals, and helped implement strategies to improve client experience and hospital performance. She has also served in academic leadership roles at her alma mater, including hospital administrator for the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital and membership on the CVM executive board and COVID Task Force. Her work reflects a lifelong commitment to advancing veterinary medicine and mentoring the next generation of professionals.

At home, Dr. Willis enjoys life with her two daughters, Chandler and Darian, and her two four-legged family members, Teddy and Mr. GG. As the only licensed Black female veterinarian to have owned a practice in Montgomery, Alabama, she continues the legacy her father founded in 1975, combining professional excellence with a deep commitment to her community.

Luis studied Animal Science and Biology with a Pre-Veterinary focus at Sam Houston State University. His academic background reflects his deep-rooted passion for animal care and his dedication to making a difference in the lives of pets and their families.

For Luis, the most rewarding part of working with animals is the opportunity to advocate for those who cannot speak for themselves. He finds fulfillment in knowing that every effort—big or small—contributes to a pet’s journey toward recovery and overall well-being.

Luis shares his life with Scarlett Johanson, Houston’s most lovable pittie. Outside of work, he enjoys attending live music events, supporting local artists, watching plays and musicals, and spending time with friends and family. Trips to the beach with Scarlett are among his favorite ways to unwind and recharge.

Celina’s path in veterinary medicine is guided by her commitment to helping animals heal and thrive.

For Celina, the most rewarding part of working with animals is seeing a sick or injured pet recover thanks to her care and dedication. Knowing she plays a direct role in improving a pet’s quality of life is what inspires her each day.

Celina shares life with her beloved pets—two cats, Rome and Luna, and a pittie named Legend. Outside of work, she enjoys staying active, going to baseball games, and finding fun activities around town with her kids.

Laura earned her veterinary technician training at Vet Tech Institute and has dedicated her career to supporting animals and their families.

For Laura, the most rewarding part of working with animals is helping them feel safe, healthy, and loved. She finds joy in earning their trust and seeing their personalities emerge as they become more comfortable under her care.

At home, Laura shares her life with two dogs, Cujo and Peanut; two cats, Kiwi and Juno; a snake named Zeus; and a crested gecko named Teriyaki. When she’s not caring for animals, she enjoys fishing and spending time outdoors.