Meet the Team at RRVH + Urgent Care

Dr. Basra completed his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Missouri in 2000. After that, he went on to complete a rigorous one-year internship at Metroplex Veterinary Hospital in Texas. Then he spent a year and half in Los Angeles working under his uncle, after which he moved to Northern California where he worked at Greenback Animal Hospital.

In 2004, Dr. Basra opened Rocklin Park Veterinary Hospital and merged with Stanford Ranch Animal Medical Center in 2010 to establish Rocklin Ranch Veterinary Hospital.

Dr. Basra has 2 beautiful children with his wife Dr. Kaur, and a goldendoodle that was adopted earlier this year named Magness.

Dr. Kaur graduated from veterinary school in India in 2002 and moved to Sacramento in 2004. After completing her credentials to practice small animal medicine and surgery, she began her professional journey alongside her husband, Dr. Basra. Motivated by a desire to serve a close-knit community and truly know her patients, she joined their family-owned and operated veterinary hospital. As a second-generation veterinarian, Dr. Kaur credits her father as both her teacher and mentor.

One of Dr. Kaur’s greatest joys is building lasting relationships with clients—often spanning multiple generations—and she treasures the bonds she has formed over the past two decades. Dedicated to improving animals’ lives, Dr. Kaur supports local rescue organizations for both neonatal kittens and Labrador Retrievers, providing expert medical care and working closely with fosters to reduce euthanasia rates.

When she’s not at the hospital, Dr. Kaur is busy raising her teenage son and daughter. She enjoys staying active by working out at the gym and taking walks with her lively Sheepadoodle, Maverick. In her free time, she focuses on training Maverick in hopes of one day turning him into a therapy dog. Dr. Kaur shares her home with three beloved cats—Bob, Billie, and Olive—and regularly gives back to the community by teaching at her local Sunday school and volunteering at a community kitchen.

Dr. Kaur looks forward to meeting you and your furry companions. She is committed to partnering with you in their well-being and creating a lasting bond that truly makes a difference.

After obtaining an economics and business degree from UCLA, Dr. Estes graduated from the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 2004 and went into practice immediately afterward to start applying what she had learned. Catering exclusively to dogs and cats, she works diligently to ensure that her expanding group of furry friends and their owners remain healthy and happy.

While passionate about veterinary care, Dr. Estes also enjoys hiking, snowboarding, cooking, working out, and movies. You many not know that she is a triplet, having both a brother and an identical twin sister. Even more unique, her sister is also a veterinarian! Dr. Estes has two dogs- a greyhound mix and a Doberman, both of whom are rescues adopted from the Placer County SPCA- and two cats.

Dr. Sabrina Ha graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a BS in Animal Science before attending the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. She completed a year long internship in emergency medicine, internal medicine and surgery at the Veterinary Medical and Surgical Group in Ventura, before returning home to Northern California. While her passion is caring for critically ill patients, she also loves developing a bond with her canine and feline patients from a young age and fostering that bond through their lives.

Dr. Ha is an outdoor enthusiast and enjoys hiking, backpacking and snowboarding, especially with her Labrador/Pit bull mix named Axel. She also shares her home with two cats (Sage and Orpheus).

Dr. Victoria Cain graduated from UC Santa Cruz with a major in Marine Biology and started work with the Monterey Bay Aquarium as a Sea Otter neonatal care/rehabilitation volunteer before entering the veterinary profession. She then went on to get her veterinary medical doctorate at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, graduating in 2015. She completed a one year small animal rotating internship at VCA Loomis Basin Veterinary Clinic before joining Rocklin Ranch Veterinary Hospital. Dr. Cain's special interests lie in small animal cardiology, internal medicine, and surgery. Outside of work, Dr. Cain enjoys hiking, ballet dancing, and spending time with her family. She has one female orange cat, Leeloo.

Dr. Daniel Weinstein earned his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from UC Davis after receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science from UC Davis as well. Following veterinary school, Dr. Weinstein worked for four years at a small animal general practice hospital in the Bay Area before joining Rocklin Ranch.

His professional interests include internal medicine, surgery, and cardiology.

Dr. Weinstein enjoys playing basketball and following 49ers football. He lives with his wife, daughter and son in Rocklin, in addition to a German Shepherd (Addie), long-haired gray cat (Bambino), and calico cat (Mila).

Dr. Stephen Harris, is originally from Riverside, CA, and attended Cal Poly Pomona, where he earned his Bachelor's degree in animal science. Upon graduation, Dr. Harris went on to attend veterinary school at the University of California Davis, earning his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine (DVM). His professional interests include preventative medicine, behavior, and nutrition.

When not at work, Dr. Harris enjoys spending time relaxing at home with his orange cat Cody, playing tennis or traveling to new places. He also likes being out in nature and hiking.

Dr. Brittany Munoz graduated from Chico State University in Chico, California with a Bachelor's degree in Animal Science. She then moved to College Station, Texas to attend Veterinary school at Texas A&M University. Upon graduation, she knew she wanted to move back to her hometown to practice Veterinary medicine. She aims to foster lasting relationships with her patients and their owners through every step of life.

Dr. Munoz has special interests in dermatology and preventative care medicine. Outside of work, she likes to spend quality time with friends, family and her cat Jack. During her free time, she enjoys trying new restaurants, Sunday football (Go Chargers!), watching movies, and hot yoga.

Dr. Pfefferlen was born and raised in the South Bay Area and moved to Davis in 2016 to earn her bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences, and to play on the NCAA Women's Water Polo team. After her undergraduate education, she started the DVM program. She fell in love with Sacramento and the greater Sacramento area and decided that she wanted to continue to work in the community after graduation. Her favorite part of general practice is forming lasting relationships and being able to care for patients through all life stages. In her free time, she enjoys playing masters water polo, pickleball, trying new coffee shops, playing trivia, and hiking and swimming up in the Lake Tahoe area.

Dr. Jeremy Rigali originally grew up in Howard County, Maryland. He went on to pursue a bachelor’s degree in animal science from Pennsylvania State Schreyer Honors College in State College, Pennsylvania. He then moved to Davis, California to attend veterinary school at University of California, Davis. He decided that the West is indeed best and that he would remain in California to practice veterinary medicine.

Dr. Rigali has special interests in veterinary business management and surgery. Outside of work, he enjoys NFL football (Ravens Flock), UFC, NBA basketball (Light the Beam), hiking, collectibles, and playing ball with his dog, Capybara.

Dr. Christine Collins, is originally from San Diego, CA, and left home to pursue her Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Animal Science at the University of California Davis. Throughout her undergraduate schooling she worked in a reproductive medicine research lab at the UC Davis Vet School. Upon graduating college, Dr. Collins stayed in Davis to attend veterinary school at the University of California Davis, earning her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine (DVM). Her professional interests include surgery, emergency medicine, access to care, and creating meaningful relationships with her clients and their beloved pets.

Outside of work, Dr. Collins enjoys spending time in nature-hiking, camping, paddle boarding, and horseback riding. She also enjoys spending quality time with family, friends and her two pets- her dog Honey and her horse Amor.

Tammy has been in the veterinary field since 1999 and received her license as a Veterinary Technician in 2008. She worked several years in emergency and critical care before starting at Rocklin Ranch in 2009 as the Supervising Technician. Advancements in her career led her to the management team where she maintains the position of Regional Director. Tammy is married and has 1 daughter. They share their home with one dog, Cash and one cat, Benjamin.