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Alexandra picked out her first puppy when she was only three years old, and spent much of her spare time growing up researching everything she could find about animal health, nutrition, and healthcare. She’s been fascinated by veterinary medicine all her life! The older she got, the more she knew that she was destined to help animals professionally. Alexandra is now a proud member of Aldershot Animal Hospital’s Veterinary Assistant team.
Alexandra grew up in Hamilton, Ontario, and attended summer camp at the local SPCA, even volunteering to provide support in the kennel as she got a little older.
Wendy has been involved with the care of horses for many years, and started riding when she was only a young girl. She always knew that she would love to work hands-on to better the lives of pets! Now, Wendy has been helping the area’s animal companions and pet owners here at Aldershot Animal Hospital for more than 23 years!
Wendy is originally from Toronto and worked in a boarding stable for a time before deciding to take the leap into veterinary care.
Ever since she was young, Allison has wanted to work closely with animals and meet new people. After joining the staff at Aldershot Animal Hospital, she has not only ended up working with animals, she has also ended up being a part of an amazing family at the clinic!
Allison grew up in Brantford, and her first experience with animals and animal hospitals came when she was a child.
Sarah always had a dog as a child and loved to go on visits to the local veterinarian’s office with him. As she got a little older, her passion for biology and anatomy started to grow. Pairing her natural affinity with animals and her interests in science and medicine left one obvious choice of career: veterinary medicine. Sarah hasn’t looked back since! She’s a Veterinary Assistant and Customer Service Representative here at Brant Animal Clinic.
Sarah is a native of Burlington and was still in high school when she first began volunteering at a local pet clinic. She started at the University of Guelph to study animal biology, further cementing her passion for the world of pet care, and joined the team here at Brant Animal Clinic to gain real-world experience during her summers off. She’s been a member of the team ever since!
“One small cat changes coming home to an empty house to coming home.”
– Pam Brown