
Veterinarian
When she was younger, Dr. Amanda Salazar’s parents leased a small pony named Treasure for their daughter to show competitively. Shortly after they brought the animal home, it became lame and couldn’t jump. Dr. Salazar spent every day going to the barn to nurse Treasure back to full health, and she never forgot the satisfaction she felt from helping to relieve her pony’s suffering. It was then that she decided that she would one day become a veterinarian!
Veterinarian
Dr. Katie has wanted to become a veterinarian from the time she was only four years old. She was too young to even comprehend the details of the profession, but she knew that she wanted to help animals in whatever way she could! Over time, her fascination with the veterinary world only grew. Now, Dr. Katie is a licensed veterinarian with the Main West Animal Hospital team.
Veterinarian
Dr. Bhan grew up on a farm outside of Welland, and spent most of his time raising and caring for sheep, goats, chickens, geese, and other farm animals. Simply put, caring for animals has always made Dr. Bhan happy—he knew a veterinary career was the only choice for him!
Veterinarian
During his childhood summers in Italy, Dr. Joseph saw many local cats and dogs who were afraid of humans and couldn’t receive proper medical treatment as a result. It was then that Dr. Joseph realized he wanted to work in a profession that would truly make a difference—for him, a career in veterinary medicine was the only choice that made sense!
Veterinarian
Growing up in Aurora, Ontario, Nicole spent a lot of her childhood on the farm tending to horses. She even got to help her father when some of the mares were giving birth! This set the stage for the future Dr. Denouden’s career path of choice: veterinary medicine.
Veterinarian
Dr. Hoffele grew up in a small town in Ontario spending time at her grandparents’ farm. At a young age, she knew that she wanted to become a veterinarian. Dr. Hoffele graduated from the University in Guelph in 1988 and has had a long career starting in Hamilton, Ontario, moving to Nova Scotia and now back to Welland. She started an animal hospital in Hamilton and worked in several clinics in Nova Scotia. Dr. Hoffele was also able to work with a wildlife rehabilitation centre and some of the most unusual animals she treated there were a seal and a pelican!
Veterinarian
Dr. Raboola Tarzi’s mother was never much of a pet person, so young Dr. Tarzi had to write letters every day and slip them into her bedroom, the kitchen, the bathroom, and the family room to beg for a companion. His persistence finally paid off when he got his first pet, a lovable rabbit! Dr. Tarzi has known ever since that he wanted to become a veterinarian and better the lives of all the animals that he possibly could.
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