Meet Our Team

Pets played an important role in my life as I was growing up – and this bond inspired me to be a veterinarian. As a veterinarian, I am blessed to live this bond every day through the pets that walk in my door. It is this connection that allows me to focus on their overall well-being in a holistic approach.

After 20 years of veterinary medicine, I chose to become certified as a pet rehabilitation therapist. This skill has expanded my ability to assist my patients in being the best, healthiest version of themselves.

At Bronte Village Animal Hospital, we believe that a healthy outside starts with a healthy inside. We use nutrition, supplements, alternative, and traditional therapies to maximize pets’ health.

My perfect day would include a hike with my dogs (Stella and Chewy) or curling up with a book next to the three purring cats in our house (Atticus, Saffy, and Hunter). I also love to cook for my family! I have a special interest in exploring recipes that are made from organic whole ingredients.

I am a very lucky person to be in the veterinary field. It combines my love of animals with a passion for medicine. I have worked for 30+ years in a dog and cat practice, and have come to work at Bronte Village Animal Hospital as I have a special place in my heart for our feline and canine friends. (I also love horses). At home I love to spend time with my cat Freya. I also horseback ride, hike and love to draw and paint.

Kaitlin is a registered veterinary technician who graduated from Georgian College in 2017. Growing up she always loved animals and knew she wanted to go into the veterinary field. You can find her smiling at the front desk or helping in the exam room. On the days she is not with us she works at our sister clinic in Brantford.

When she’s not working she can be found spending time with her family & friends, going for a hike with her dog Maeve (St. Bernard), or reading a book.

After 10+ years in the hospitality industry, Amanda decided to pursue her passion and follow her dream of working with animals.  Amanda returned to school as a mature student and graduated in 2010 from Seneca College's Registered Veterinary Technician program. Over the past 8 years as an RVT Amanda has gained valuable experience working in all areas of veterinary medicine, from reception to surgery.  Amanda started her career as an RVT at a small animal practice in Brampton and has continued to expand her knowledge in veterinary medicine by working at several animal hospitals including a busy emergency and referral hospital, as well as by volunteering while abroad at animal rescue organizations such as CLAW (Community Lead Animal Welfare) in South Africa, Playa Animal Rescue, and The Colina Spay/Neuter Clinic both located in Mexico. Her career path has ultimately led her to Bronte Village Animal Hospital where she is excited to join the Bronte Village team!

When not working or volunteering Amanda enjoys travelling, gardening and decorating.  

Evan’s love of animals stems from spending childhood summers in Nova Scotia with his marine biologist grandfather, where he learned a lot about nature and animal sciences.

Evan graduated from the Northern College Veterinary Technician program in 2020, and has since discovered an interest in pet rehabilitation after starting work at Mobility Matters and Bronte Village Animal Hospital.
In his spare time, Evan enjoys hiking, riding his bike, and writing stories and songs. He has a stubborn golden retriever named River and a playful rat named Alaska. 

Caroline is a veterinary technician who graduated from Northern College in 2021. She has an interest in canine rehabilitation and hopes to gain experience with Dr. Tina.

Caroline has always loved animals from a young age and would spend most of her time riding and working around horses or taking care of friends and family’s pets.
In her spare time, Caroline enjoys horseback riding and snowboarding in the winter. She has a goofy cat named Hendrix, a budgie named Tweety, a leopard gecko named Dino and a few fish. 

Jannah has been an RVT for 12 years. She has worked in emergency, research and small animal practices. She also volunteered in Costa Rica in 2007 and spent the summer there working with endangered leather back sea turtles. In her spare time she can be found going for nature walks on the Bruce Trail, playing music on her guitar, and painting. She also has 2 felines that mean the world to her, a snowshoe named “Neeko” who craves tons of attention and loves her pink fluffy bed, and her handsome boy “Jackson” a black and white kitty who has a ravenous appetite!