Co-Owner Dr. Harrison moved from the Yukon to Kenora in 2018. She completed a Bachelor of Science in Biology at the University of Victoria, and received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. Dr. Harrison has a keen interest in internal medicine and orthopaedics. She loves spending time with her husband, dog and cat, whether it’s going to the beach or eating good food and watching a scary movie.

Hailing from her hometown in Brazil, Dr. Ramos completed her internship at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine. Now obtaining her license to practice in Kenora, Ontario, in accordance with the College of Veterinarians of Ontario (CVO) Her most cherished aspects of practicing medicine are feline care, emergency response, shelter medicine, and community outreach. When she's not at the clinic, you'll often find Dr. Ramos immersed in DIY projects, enjoying quality time with her beloved feline companions Mercedes and Grey Joy, as well as her faithful dog Sydney. She also relishes moments spent outdoors and, whenever possible, embarking on globe-trotting adventures. We eagerly await the unfolding of this exciting new phase in her career.

Sam grew up in Kenora and had a love of animals since a very young age. She started at the Kenora Veterinary Clinic as a Co-Op student in high school and fell in love with the veterinary world. Sam went on to study at Sheridan college and received her Veterinary Assistant Certificate, and moved home to Kenora to be closer to family. Sam has worked at the Kenora Veterinary Clinic since 2016. In her spare time, Sam can be found spending time with her family and going on hikes with friends. She fostered a three-legged dog named Archie for a weekend in 2021 and instantly fell in love with him. He has been her faithful hiking companion ever since.

Sia is a born and raised Kenora girl who has been part of the team at the Kenora Veterinary Clinic since 2006. She has a special interest in animal rehab and radiology. During her time off, Sia can be found riding her horse or tossing a fishing line somewhere. All of Sia’s fur kids are her pride and joy.

Born and raised in Beausejour, MB, Christine spent 7 years as a veterinary assistant at the Beausejour Animal Hospital, then moved to Nestor Falls ON in 2000 where she and her husband owned and operated Larsson’s camp. In 2011, Christine and her family relocated to Kenora and Christine has worked at the Kenora Veterinary Clinic ever since. Every day, Christine strives to provide caring, professional service to our clients. One of Christine’s favourite pastimes is baking, and she enjoys sharing her goodies with family and co-workers. Christine is mom to four human children and two fur babies – bulldog Rio and her cat Zip.

Bre is deeply passionate for emergency medicine, ultrasonography, animal rehabilitation & monitoring surgeries. She is currently enrolled at Thompson Rivers University (TRU), where she is pursuing her Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT) diploma. Bre has a special interest in rehabilitating sick and injured feline and canine patients, often welcoming them into her home to provide additional care and support throughout their healing. Outside of her professional pursuits, Bre enjoys hiking, camping, and spending time on the lake. A devoted mother and pet owner, she shares her life with her dog, Jax, and her three foster fails—Stormi, Cheerio, and Sushi.

As a compassionate veterinary assistant, she brings a deep love for animals and a dedication to patient care. Jade is eager to grow in the field, aiming to become a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT).

At home, she’s a proud pet mom to Hermione the corgi, Taggie the rescue lab, and two rescue cats, Suki and Kuro. She enjoys outdoor adventures, reading, and spending time with her partner.

Jade also volunteers at the Kenora Cat Shelter, showing her commitment to animal welfare.

In 2021, Selena began her journey as a co-op student, a role she found so fulfilling that she continued working part-time throughout her last year of high school. After high school, Selena decided to take a year off and dedicated that time to working full-time at the Kenora Veterinary Clinic. Now, she is studying at the University of Guelph, pursuing an undergraduate degree in One Health to become a veterinarian. During the holidays, Selena comes home and returns to work at the clinic. In her leisure time, she enjoys wake surfing, playing video games, and spending time with her cat, dog, family, and friends.