Dr. Bryan Wright
Dr. Wright grew up in the Moore area and graduated from Moore Christian Academy. He then attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, OK, for his undergraduate education. He graduated with a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine in 1997 from Oklahoma State University.
Over the past 25 years Dr Wright has focused on providing a comprehensive and complete veterinary experience for his clients. Veterinary medicine is a career that allows him to be a surgeon, a dentist, a reproductive specialist, a general practitioner and an internist, just to name a few. He enjoys orthopedic surgery the most, as he is driven to fix things that are broken. He also enjoys the many challenges of successfully operating and managing a practice.
Dr. Wright’s goal is to utilize his God-given abilities to help people and their pets.
In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family and enjoying the outdoors.
Dr Wright is honored to be chosen by “Doc Boyer” to become part of Boyer Veterinary Clinic’s future and looks forward to carrying on the service and tradition.
Dr Mackenna Davison
Dr. Mackenna Davison is from the panhandle of Oklahoma where she grew up in the small town of Texhoma. She developed a love for animals from a young age whether it was snakes her dad brought home from the hog barns to the litters of kittens always found in the closets. When finishing high school she decided to combine her love for animals and her interest in sciences by pursuing veterinary medicine.
After completing her undergraduate studies at Texas Tech University, Dr. Davison received her Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science. She received her Doctor of Veterinary medicine from Oklahoma State University.
She has two pets, a miniature American Shepherd named Saki and a grey and white tabby named George. She got them both during vet school which helped keep her sanity.
In her spare time, she enjoys being outdoors, trying new recipes, and reading for fun.
Lacie, Practice Manager
Lacie has been a member of the Boyer Capstone team since 2008. Growing up in Oklahoma, she had dogs, cats, and a hamster and always said she wanted a career caring for animals. Lacie loves watching our patients grow and building lasting relationships with our clients. She shares her home with her police officer husband and their daughter, who has artistic talent far beyond her years. Their fur family currently consists of one dog named Harvey Dent.
Gloria, Veterinary Assistant
Gloria is an Oklahoma native who always knew she wanted to work in animal care. She has previous experience in doggy daycare and at other veterinary facilities. Growing up, her pets included birds (parakeets and a cockatiel) and one dog, a Maltese/Havanese mix. Currently, her fur family consists of two young cats—one orange tabby and one dilute calico.
Noeli, Veterinary Assistant
Noeli was born and raised in Oklahoma City. Growing up, she wanted to be a veterinarian or a musician—and we feel lucky that she chose a career in the veterinary field! In 2022, Noeli earned her bachelor’s degree in animal science with a focus in pre-vet science and a minor in Food Science from Oklahoma State University. She has worked with all manner of creatures and enjoys the satisfaction gained from helping pets. Noeli considers herself more of a dog person. However, her current animal family members are of the feathered variety, in the form of an orange-winged Amazon parrot and several chickens.
Izzi, Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT)
Izzi is originally from Colorado and grew up around lots of pets with an ‘animal-oriented’ family—so naturally, she always knew that she wanted a career helping pets and their people! Izzi has an associate degree in Veterinary Technology from the vet tech program at OSU OKC. Her favorite part of the job is making a difference in the lives of our patients by gaining their trust, making connections, and helping them heal from illness or injury. Izzi shares her home with her husband and their pets—an Australian shepherd mix named Jager, a terrier mix named May, and a cat named Smudge.
Lana, Registered Veterinary Technician {In Progress}
Lana moved around a lot as a child—she was born at the Royal Airforce Base in Lakeneheath, England, and graduated from high school in Texas. Lana loves the fast-paced and ever-changing world of veterinary medicine and is currently enrolled in a veterinary technician program to further her education in the field. Her current pets at home consist of five male rats.
Baleigh, Kennel Tech
Baleigh was born and raised in Moore, Oklahoma. Her childhood pets included dogs and two guinea pigs, and she was interested in veterinary medicine (mostly exotics and large animals) as a child. She’s currently enrolled in school to further her education in the veterinary field and has previously done volunteer work at Midwest City Animal Welfare. Baleigh’s favorite part of her job is the relationships she creates with pets and pet parents. She has two dogs at home—Arya, a Maltipoo, and Shye, a border collie.
Nevaeh, Kennel Technician
Bio coming soon.
Dr. Ron Boyer (Retired)
Originally from Warrensburg, Missouri, Dr. Boyer moved to Oklahoma City in the 4th grade (where he met Cindy, his future wife) and graduated from Putnam City High School in 1971. He earned his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Oklahoma State University in 1978, where he also played tight end for the football team, notably defeating BYU in the 1975 Fiesta Bowl.
For the first 13 years of his career, Dr. Boyer practiced large animal care in Holdenville before founding Boyer Veterinary Clinic in 1991 and shifting his focus to small animals. However, his deep love for veterinary medicine and large animals remained evident through his personal farming endeavors. Since 2005, he’s managed a 395-acre farm with his wife Cindy, raising cows, goats, donkeys, and horses while enjoying country life and a cabin he built with his own hands.
Dr. Boyer and Cindy married in 1972 and have raised a close-knit family. They are proud parents of four children, including two sons who also became veterinarians, and grandparents to 18 grandchildren.
After decades of service, Dr. Boyer retired in late 2024, leaving a solid legacy of community-focused, compassionate care. As part of this transition, the clinic was renamed Boyer Capstone Veterinary Clinic, reflecting the culmination of Dr. Boyer’s decades of dedication and the practice’s new chapter in the excellent hands of Dr. Wright. Dr. Boyer’s passion for animals and commitment to his patients have shaped Boyer Capstone Veterinary Clinic into the trusted practice it is today. Though he is no longer practicing, Dr. Boyer’s influence, values, and vision live on in the clinic’s dedicated team.
Please join us in wishing Dr. Boyer the wonderful retirement he so richly deserves and thanking him for his legacy of exceptional care for the animals and people of our community.