• Dr. Dana Lewis joined Parkway Animal Hospital in Cary.

Lewis earned her bachelor’s degree in biology from Guilford College in Greensboro and her veterinary degree from N.C. State College of Veterinary Medicine. She has practiced in Cary and Raleigh for 11 years and enjoys cases in dermatology, behavior, endocrinology, internal medicine and pain management.

Parkway Animal Hospital is about to celebrate 20 years at 1610 Old Apex Road in Cary. For more, call 460-0741 or visit parkwayanimal.com.

Business

• Cary Magazine awarded Royal Oaks Building Group, LLC, recognition in its “Western Wake 100” list as one of the most influential companies in western Wake County for the second year in row.

Founded in 2000, Royal Oaks is a member-managed limited liability company that builds homes in Chatham County, Cary, Apex, Raleigh, Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina, Wake Forest and Chapel Hill. For more, visit royaloaksbg.com.

• Capital Style Luxury Transportation participated in the 24th annual Triangle Heart Ball at the Embassy Suites in Cary recently.

The chauffered transportation company helped raise more than $550,000 for the American Heart Association and joined over 500 other Triangle businesses, medical, social and civic leaders in the cause.

“Because of their partnership, specifically of David Swintosky and Steven Bauld, we were able to take one step closer toward success,” said Rachel Starr, Triangle Heart ball director.

Serving North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia, Capital Style has a local office at 8170 Chapel Hill Road in Cary. Call 460-1230 or visit capitallimo.com for more information.

n Del Webb’s Carolina Preserve in Cary was named one of the top 55-plus active adult communities in the latest Retirement Lifestyles magazine. The magazine honored 14 communities.