OUR OWNER

Peaceful Partings is owned by Missy Jenkins CVT.  Peaceful Partings was orginally started by Dr. Jodi Feifeld DVM who has relocated to the Kansas area.

Missy Jenkins CVT started her career in veterinary medicine in 1992 in Atlanta, Georgia.  In 1999 she obtained her certification in veterinary technology and continued her career working with an assortment of small animals and exotics.  After meeting her husband she moved to the Colorado Springs area and continued working in a day practice and emergency setting with all types of animals.  She is the co-owner of a local canine and feline blood bank and assisted Dr. Freifeld with her initial euthanasia services.  During her career she has helped many owners through their time of loss and has seen the benefits to owners being able to go through the process in the comfort of their own home.  Because of this, she has invested in Peaceful Partings and hopes to help guide owners through the process of losing a pet.

OUR STAFF:

Dr. Evelyn Naber-Fitzpatrick: Dr. Fitz is an very active member in the Colorado Springs community.  She is the face of Street Petz, which is a non-profit organization that vaccinates and helps to provide food and supplies to the pets that belong to the homeless.  She is an active volunteer at local soup kitchens with the help of her kids when she is not working with Peaceful Partings or a local day practice.

Dr. Cynthia Florek: Her career of working with all sorts of animals in day practice, emergency and specialty settings, has allowed her to find her focus of providing quality health care via her house-call service, Claws N Paws.

Dr. Lou Novosad

Peg O’Keefe: Peg was born and raised in Idaho.  Having grown up on a farm, her passion to help animals started at a young age.  She married her high school sweet heart and has pent the last 15 years traveling the country with him.  They have lived in New York, Alaska, Washington and 4 years ago were lucky enough to get stationed in Colorado.  Peg has worked the last 3 years at a local emergency facility as a critical care technician.  During her career she has realized the importance the euthanasia process has to not only the owner but also to the pet.  Because of this compassion and understanding, she has joined Peaceful Partings to complete our staff of caring individuals.

Dr. Jennifer Scata