CROSSWAY VETERINARY HOUSECALLS

While working as a veterinary emergency veterinarian, Dr. Rubio recognized the huge need for a mobile veterinary service. As a licensed veterinarian in the state of Texas, he decided to take what he learned in the emergency room and during his education at ITSON in Sonora, Mexico, and at Oklahoma State University and bring it into the homes of as many pet owners as he could.

In 2008, he began to see patients at their homes out of a Toyota Sequoia after working in a clinic all day and on weekends. Over time, the business grew by word of mouth until he was seeing 2-3 clients a weeknight and all day on Saturday. In September of 2015, he transitioned full-time to Crossway’s 26-foot custom-built mobile veterinary hospital and never looked back. Dr. Rubio enjoys working with pets and their families. Being a mobile veterinarian allows him to develop client-patient relationships that are rare in a traditional veterinary hospital setting. In his time off he enjoys fishing, woodworking, and working out. On the weekends you can catch him and Kelley, his wife of 31+ years, hanging out with their 5 kids and chasing around their, soon to be, 6 grandkids!

Kelley has been with the practice since it began in various roles from working as a tech alongside Dr. Rubio at his earliest housecalls to helping to design the mobile hospital and the original website to working the phones and customer service. Currently, she is managing the office and the absolutely wonderful Crossway staff. A lover of all things beach and God’s creation, she enjoys anything creative and loving on her family, especially the cutest grandkids of all time (no bias here at all).

Eden joined Crossway Veterinary House calls in 2022. What she appreciates most about working at the clinic is the time spent forging bonds with clients and their pets and the tight-knit work environment. When she’s not at the clinic, Eden is busy working on earning her CVA license under Doctor Rubio. She also enjoys mainstream square dancing and helping teach lessons in the summer. Eden shares her home with a total of six pets. Her oldest cat Bunny is a grumpy-turned-softy ragdoll mix, the next is a lazybones cat named Baby. The two youngest kitties Merry and Quartz are purebred ragdolls and are polydactyl. The latest additions to the bunch are two crazy, but cute, corgi pups named Mouse and Porky.

Jaley joined Crossway in January of 2023 and has worked in the veterinary field for 3 years.  She loves animals and has an adorable guinea pig named Bert.  Jaley enjoys learning new things and expanding her knowledge in the veterinary field under Dr Rubio.

Maryjo has been a valuable member of our team since 2020. With her expertise and passion for animal care, she plays an integral role in ensuring that our patients receive the best possible treatment. Her dedication to the well-being of animals is evident in her work, and her caring and gentle nature helps to put our clients and their pets at ease.

When she’s not at work, Maryjo enjoys spending time on her truck, honing her mechanical skills, and exploring the great outdoors. Her love of adventure and passion for learning extends to her work at the clinic, where she is constantly seeking new ways to improve the care we provide.

Meet Mady, a caring animal lover and photography enthusiast, who shares her home with her husband and two feline companions, Thatcher and Mavis. She is dedicated to treating all living beings with kindness and compassion, including her beloved cats. Mady values building connections with people and creating a welcoming environment for clients and colleagues. She is passionate about providing exceptional care to animals and does her very best to ensure the well-being of every animal she works with.