Office Staff
Dawn Ashbrook, Office Manager
Dawn was born in Glendale, California and grew up in Agora Hills. After spending most of her childhood with horses, she knew this was the field she wanted to work in. Dawn joined Los Caballos Veterinary Hospital shortly after opening. She now lives in Temecula with her husband, Nathan, and her children, Zachary and Zane. When not at work, Dawn enjoys riding her horses and spending time on the boat.
Courtney Broughton, Pharmacy Manager/Lab
Courtney started working for LCVH in August of 2006, coming from a background full of large and small animal experience, she knew they would always be a part of her future. As a child she was riding and showing horses as well as being a part of a 4-H group where she learned to raise, show and auction rabbits, chickens, sheep, and pigs. After being a part of the group for 4 years she had to choose between showing and being apart of the 4-H group, due to not having the time to do both. Courtney decided to pursue her gift for riding and showing paint and quarter horses as it was her biggest passion. She performed in english and western pleasure and equitation, hunter hack, trail, halter, and showmanship. Courtney continued showing all through out her school years until she had graduated in 2005. In her junior year in highschool she started working at the local feedstore where she worked her way up from the basic sellsperson and inventory stocker, to the assistant manager. After working at the feed store for over 3 years, she had come to the realization that she could no longer move up in the company and her time and devotion had come to an end. From there on she went to work for Dr. Dean and Clayton Hill of Pet Medical Center, where she was a receptionist and a veterinary assistant. Knowing that small animals were not her passion she decided her time there had come to an end. Learning from her horse trainer that Dr. Clint needed help down at his office she came down for an interview and has been with us ever since. Her responsibilites at LCVH are multifaceted , although her primary position is the pharmacy manager, she is able to perform in every apsect of the hospital. Her drive, work-ethic and devotion to LCVH is exceptional, along with her passion to be able to help animals, and pursue her dream.
Holly Stormont, Office Assistant
Holly was born in Riverside, California. She lived there with her parents and sister for 8 years before moving to Fallbrook. She graduated from Fallbrook High School in 2006 and now attends Palomar College to recieve her A.A. degree. In her spare time she loves to barrel race and travel to rodeos with her mom. Holly joined the LCVH team in October of 2007. She started as a receptionist/ technician and now helps in every aspect of the hospital. She has been a great help to the hospital and is very happy to have joined the team.
Verenice Gomez, Pharmacy Assistant
Verenice graduated from Great Oak High School in 2008. She started working for LCVH in November 2006. Verenice now works in the pharmacy where she has learned a great deal about medications. Although she had no experience with large animals, she was willing to learn. Verenice now is involved in many aspects of the hospital. She does physicals and treatments. Now that she has graduated from high school she plans to work full time at LCVH. Verenice plans on attending college in San Diego in the spring. She will study business, fashion, pharmacy tech, or modeling. Verenice is happy to part of the Los Caballos team and work alongside her parents and brother. "Being at Los Caballos offers many opportunities for a career and the motivation to move forward," she says.
Patty Parrott, Receptionist
Patty was born in Anaheim, CA and raised in San Juan Capistrano. Patty's dad bred and raised Palomino horses. She has been involved in the equine industry ever since she was a little girl. Her knowledge and love for large animals makes her very helpful to the hospital. Patty and her husband Kenny are very good friends of the Dennison's. Patty came to work for the Dennison's in May of 2008 when they needed help in the office to answer phones and schedule appointments. Patty now enjoys riding her Quarter Horse "Lefty" and spending time with her mom. Her kindness and loving heart are a huge part of LCVH.