Meet The Team

Our Approach to Veterinary Care
The goal of Dr. Danielle and her team is to provide comfortable, relaxed experiences for both pet owners and their pets while still providing progressive medicine and surgery. Our team has an elevated dedication to low-stress animal handling and fear free care. By providing calm veterinary care we improve the lives of our patients, the compliance of our clients and extend the longevity of their lifetime bond.


Dr. Danielle Jehn-Campbell, DVM
Dr. Danielle is the creator and owner of the mobile practice now known as Passion Fur Paws. She attended University of Michigan for her undergraduate degree and fulfilled her love for veterinary medicine at Michigan State University, graduating in 2014. Her first two jobs were in western Nebraska the first few years of her working career where she practiced mixed animal medicine and surgery. After a few years of exploring the veterinary career, she decided her heart connected most intimately with companion animals.
After 3 years of mixed practice she had a yearning for a small animal position only, which landed her in Frisco, Colorado. Shortly after starting this position, she met her husband, Scott, who deeply supported her dreams of starting her own practice some day.
She started as an associate doctor in town and quickly progressed to the managing doctor, where she learned various business skills. Dr. Danielle gained her own loyal clientele in a short time, which made Frisco feel like home.
These prior positions helped shape her desires and vision to what Passion Fur Paws is today. To improve both client and patient experiences, Dr. Danielle possesses her Fear Free Certification and holds her staff to the same standard. Her experience in management also allows for organized, efficient, patient-focused veterinary service while holding the highest standard of care.

Diane Jurgens, RVT, CCRVN
Diane has always had a love for the environment and animals. While not allowed to have many pets of her own growing up, in high school in Pennsylvania she volunteered at a nature center where she helped care for all sorts of critters - turtles, snakes, hamsters, mice, rats, ferrets, chinchillas, rabbits, raccoons, a goose and a turkey!
After high school, she attended Bucknell University and graduated with a major in environmental geology and minor in math.
While looking for graduate schools, she did some soul searching and realized animals were her real passion. While doing homework, she used to watch Emergency Vets on Animal Planet and heard about a school called Bel-Rea Institute in Denver, which catered to Veterinary Technicians and knew that was her true path.
She graduated Bel-Rea in December 1999 and got her certification in January 2000. She has mostly worked in general practice, but has also worked in specialty hospitals with internal medicine and canine rehabilitation. She has a special interest in training/behavior using positive reinforcement. She is not only certified in Low Stress Handling, but also Fear Free Elite certified. Her favorite areas of practice are dentistry and surgery.
In her free time, she loves to ski/snowboard, hike, and paddleboard. She and her dogs do a fun sport called flyball. You may have seen them at halftime shows for the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Mammoth!


Pam J, Remote Receptionist
Pam is our amazing remote receptionist. She has worked at a pharmacy for several years and as a front desk clerk for a large medical practice prior to working for Passion Fur Paws. Her previous experience has really sharpened her skills to help scheduling and communications go seamlessly at Passion Fur Paws. She has three spoiled cats, and loves all animals.


Victoria Nestor, Veterinary Assistant
Victoria was born and raised in southern Louisiana where her love of animals began at a young age, growing up with pets of all types and sizes. She spent 8 years working at our local animal shelter caring for thousands of animals of varying behavioral and medical needs. Victoria is absolutely obsessed with her 2 senior dogs and can’t wait to own a home in the county so she can foster and rescue even more animals.




