Our Staff
The Feline Fix's dedicated staff and Board of Directors are deeply committed to our organization's mission of championing the welfare of all cats, especially the most vulnerable. We work hard to
build a world in which cats enjoy lives free from suffering and
are treated with kindness by all.
Lynn White, Executive Director
Lynn comes to The Feline Fix with a background in accounting and finance as well as experience in the veterinary industry and the nonprofit sector. She received her BS/MS in Accounting with a specialization in Audit, and held a variety of positions in public, private, and corporate accounting and finance. A life-long animal lover, Lynn went back to school to obtain her Associate degree in Veterinary Technology and worked in a clinic capacity as a Certified Veterinary Technician for a number of years. Wanting to find a position that would combine her passion for animals with her finance experience, she took a job as Director of Finance for a non-profit veterinary hospital. The combination of non-profit animal welfare finance has been the perfect fit for her skills and her career goal to help make the world a better place. She has recently been working as a finance consultant for non-profit organizations of various types through her company, “Cents of Purpose.” Lynn is thrilled and humbled to have the opportunity to join The Feline Fix as its Executive Director and support its mission in a significant way!
Lynn is an Air Force brat who has lived a life of adventure and exposure to many different people and experiences. She fell in love with Colorado during a visit while in college and has made the Denver area her home for the last 24 years. She now shares a home in Lakewood with her husband, Roberto, and her three recent foster-fail kittens, Mac, Queso, and Kahlua (all from The Feline Fix, of course!). Her hobbies include acting, learning to speak Spanish, and outdoor activities like snowboarding and hiking. She has climbed 11 of Colorado’s 14er peaks and looks forward to embracing all of life’s challenges yet to come!
Dr. Heather Reeder, DVM
Dr. Reeder has been practicing for 24 years. She has been in private practice and worked at shelters including Dumb Friends League, Aurora Animal Shelter and The Cat Care Society. She has filled in at The Feline Fix for many years doing surgeries, and she is excited to be here weekly for Spay/Neuter Clinics and our Wellness Clinics. She lives in Denver with her husband, two teenagers and three cats and a dog.
Stacey Baum, Marketing & Development Director
Stacey originally began working for The Feline Fix in 2017. At the time, she served as the Development, Marketing & Events Director in charge of fundraising, the Stray Cat Strut, and rebranding the organization. Although she left in 2019 to spend more time with her family, she missed the organization and is very excited to be back! Stacey has been in the animal welfare arena for over 25 years, working in Colorado, Arizona and California. She has been fundraising, handling marketing and communications, and executing events since 2000.
When not working, you will find her traveling with her family, hanging out with their 4 cats (all adopted from The Feline Fix), watching movies, eating out, or enjoying bookstores with her daughter. Aside from the aforementioned, she is also a big fan of Starbucks Chai, early morning walks with her two German Shepherds, and annual visits to Disneyland!
Sarah Morris, RVT, Clinic Office Manager
Sarah is a Registered Veterinary Technician, serving as the Clinic Office Manager with over 18 years of experience in the veterinary field. She graduated from Bel-rea Institute in June of 2007 with a degree in veterinary technology and has worked in various positions, with a special interest in aiding low-income or homeless animals.
Since childhood, Sarah has had a passion for advocating for animals that are unable to advocate for themselves. Currently, Sarah is a proud pet parent to her cats, who are treated more like kids.
When Sarah is not in the clinic, she spends her leisure time with her large family watching movies with her husband, goofing with her six children, and reveling in the humorous interactions of her pets.
Morgan Adler, Clinic Coordinator
Morgan, a dedicated vegan and member of the LGBTQIA+ community, is new to the animal care field and the organization. However, they have always had a passion for animals and their well-being. They serve the Feline Fix as the clinic coordinator, focusing on client communications, administrative duties and snuggling cats. They are a proud parent to their cat with FIV named Herman as well as their fish and snails.
Adalea Howell, Foster & Adoptions Coordinator
Adalea recently moved to Colorado from Houston, Texas. She has 5 years experience working in an animal rescue and she is very excited to be making a difference for the cats and kittens at The Feline Fix!
Barb Johnson, RVT
Barb started rescuing cats and raising kittens in middle school and knew right away that she wanted to become a Vet Tech so that she could help both cats and all pets live better lives. Barb has many years of experience and we are lucky to have her on our team!
Part -Time RVT/Assistant
We are seeking a Part Time Registered Veterinary Technician/Assistant for Thursdays and Saturdays to be a part of our HQHVSN clinics. This is a fast-paced position that works very closely with our surgical team. Please review the job description and email your resume and cover letter to careers@thefelinefix.org.
Applications without a cover letter will not be considered.
Please use the subject line: “Veterinary Technician/Assistant” for your email.
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
No phone calls, please. You will find the job description here.
Our Board of Directors
Tobie McPhail, Chair
John Taylor, Treasurer
Open Position, Secretary
Linda Hanselman, Director
Gretchen Munderloh, Director
Erin Searfoss, Director
Molly Jenkins, Director
Caroline Poarch, Director
Joan Casey, Emeritus Member
Erica Rambus, DVM, Emeritus Member