Dr. Cinda Rajkovic grew up in Colorado and was an active runner and athlete. She ran as a freshman at the University of Nebraska as a heptathlete and then finished her undergraduate degree at Northern Arizona University with a degree in Microbiology and minor in Chemistry. Upon graduation, she was invited to be an American Gladiator contestant at Universal Studios Hollywood after trying out. Soon after she worked as a consultant for the United States Army and then as a Chemist for water quality and food safety in a laboratory. Her Veterinary career started with acceptance to Colorado State University in Fort Collins where she graduated in 2002. She has extensive experience in emergency medicine, daytime practice and regenerative medicine. She has worked with multiple species including both domestic and wild animals. Her diagnostic and surgical abilities have been exceptional and the level of care and concern for her patients unsurpassed. Her bottom line is to improve the quality of life of the animals under her care as if they were hers. Over the years, she has rescued and rehabilitated countless animals that were abused, abandoned or were injured wild animals. She currently works with two humane societies and a wildlife rescue and has started Rosie’s Rescue Ranch with her partner, Cris. The ranch is a culmination of 22 years of helping animals in need.
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