Our Care Team

Leah was born and raised in Regina. She now lives on a farm just outside of Balgonie with her wonderful husband Kiley, their beautiful daughter Hailey, three cats “Izzy”, “Nala” and “Earl” and dog Kody.

She started at the Victoria Veterinary Clinic as a kennel assistant and then moved through the job titles of veterinary assistant, surgical assistant, and receptionist. After many years at the clinic, Leah has taken on the responsibility of hospital manager. She skillfully manages the team of knowledgeable and caring people who provide the best care possible for your pets.

Lead Veterinary Technologist

Theresa grew up in Regina, where her passion for animals was nurtured by her parents, who raised, bred, and showed Miniature Dachshunds, rabbits, and Speckle Park Cattle. This early exposure to animal care inspired her to pursue a career in veterinary technology.

To turn her passion into a profession, Theresa enrolled in the Veterinary Technology program at SIAST Kelsey Campus, graduating in 2003. She joined the Victoria Veterinary Clinic team in 2004 and has been an integral part of the clinic ever since.

Theresa is Fear Free Elite Certified, ensuring that her approach to animal care prioritizes the emotional well-being of pets. She is also the primary technician responsible for administering laser therapy treatments, helping pets recover comfortably and effectively.

Outside of work, Theresa enjoys life with her husband, Jeff, and their son, Monte. Their home is shared with a lovable English Springer Spaniel named Claire and two cats, Sky and Dylan.

Erin graduated from SIAST Kelsey Campus as a Veterinary Technologist in June 2009, completing her national exam shortly after. She has been a dedicated Registered Veterinary Technologist at Victoria Veterinary Clinic ever since. Her commitment to animal welfare is evident in her distinction as an Elite Fear Free Certified Professional, a title that reflects her exceptional ability to provide low-stress, high-quality care.

In recognition of her passion and expertise, Erin was honoured with the 2023 RVT of the Year award, a prestigious title open to veterinary technologists across North America.

Outside of work, she cherishes her time with her two sons and her three rescue cats: Emma, Sophie, and Jewel.

Over the years, Erin’s appreciation for clinical pathology has deepened immensely. It’s a field she’s grown to love not just for its intellectual challenges, but for the tangible impact it has on patient care. What began as a mere academic interest has blossomed into a passion, as she’s become increasingly adept at deciphering the subtle clues hidden within a blood smear or a tissue sample. This journey has not only enriched her understanding but has also made her a more competent and confident professional in the field.

Nicole graduated from Lakeland College in Vermilion, Alberta, in 2014 and loved every minute of it! She has spent time working at a couple of practices, both with large and small animals.

At home, Nicole has a menagerie of animals! The entire group lives comfortably in Regina and wouldn’t have it any other way.

Her favourite pastimes are hanging out with her four-legged friends, curling up with a good book, and spending time at the lake.

Pronouns: He/They

Max grew up in Yorkton, SK, and always had a strong connection with animals. That passion led them to Saskatoon, where they completed the Veterinary Technology program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, graduating in 2025. After finishing school, Max made the move to Regina to join Victoria Veterinary Clinic. With a special interest in animal behaviour and dog training, Max is dedicated to helping pets feel safe, understood, and supported. They’re currently working towards their Fear Free certification and plan to continue their education in the field of animal behaviour. Outside of work, Max enjoys spending time with their labradoodle, Pepper, who has helped them through their time in college and brings joy to their life. Though they are more of a homebody, Pepper’s demands for daily walks give them an excuse to get out of the house.

Teighlor was born and raised in Prince Albert, where her love of animals developed at a young age. As a small child, you’d often be able to find her exploring the outdoors, collecting rocks, looking for ant colonies and attempting to bring stray animals home. According to Teighlor, frogs were definitely strays in need of a home, though her mother would disagree. When she wasn’t outside, she’d be watching Steve Irwin and David Attenborough documentaries on the TV, affectionately exclaiming, “That’s what I want to do when I grow up”.

When Teighlor was 16, she moved to Regina with her parents. Over the years, Teighlor has grown quite fond of Regina. She has been able to build her own suburban zoo. Teighlor currently lives with four salamanders (Dirt, Mole, Worm, Spazz) and two turtles (Ponyo, Sherbet), as well as her three beloved cats. Noctis is an affectionate and mischievous black cat. Juniper is a calico with an official veterinary diagnosis of “diva-itis”. Ichigo is an orange tabby who may not like being touched, but loves lying next to you.

When Teighlor isn’t cleaning up a mess from a four-legged friend, she enjoys reading, video games, movies and drawing. She’s a bit of a geek. Teighlor is enthusiastic about being a part of the Victoria Veterinary Clinic team as a new Vet Assistant and aspires to one day become a Certified Vet Tech!

Brandee has always had a love for animals. She grew up in Regina and lived in Moose Jaw for a few years as a teenager. She had rabbits for pets growing up, but had always wanted a dog. When she moved out and bought her first home, she adopted a Pitbull mix named Tael and a cat named Mio. In her spare time, she likes to collect and play video games. Brandee spends a lot of her free time hanging with Tael or cuddled up on the couch binge-watching TV.

Lucas was born and raised in Regina, SK. When he was younger, he remembers begging his parents for a dog (to no avail). At 16 years old, he moved out on his own and got his very first dog, a blue heeler named Binx. Lucas graduated from high school in 2016. Since then, Lucas has worked in the customer service industry while trying to decide what he would like to go to school for. Lucas’ love for helping others has made him want to take the paramedic course in the future.

Currently, Lucas and his girlfriend of four years live together with their six-year-old rescue dog, Nixon, a goofy lab-staffy mix and the life of the party. They actively foster cats from Regina Cat Rescue. In his spare time, Lucas likes to play with his dog Nixon, keep his foster cat entertained, read, watch his Netflix list that seems to never end, and hang out with friends and family. Lucas is happy to join the Victoria Veterinary Clinic as an assistant!

Andy was born and raised in Regina, SK, and always had a passion for animals. She grew up with two Boston terriers and now has a Jack Russell Terrier named Lucy (who has as much attitude as cuteness). One day, Andy would like to have the floppiest Basset Hound around with as much stubbornness and sass as she does.

In the fall, Andy will be attending school to pursue a degree in Veterinary Technology. In the future, she hopes to be able to advocate for animals that are misunderstood and assist any animals that need support or someone to speak up for them.

In Andy’s spare time, she trains in Kung Fu, where she is the first female black belt and first female lion dancer that her school has ever had. She also writes poetry, has a passion for reading and art, and generally likes to cause good-natured chaos in her friend group.

Madison was born and raised in Regina, SK, which is where she met her husband. Together, they have fostered, rescued, and adopted many animals. She currently has two dogs: Lizzie, the corgi, and Raz, the Heinz 57. As for their other pets, they have a green cheek conure named Fern and a crested gecko named Beans. If there’s anything you can say about Maddi, it is her love for any kind of animal, no matter the size.

Outside of work, she spends her time building wooden projects with her husband (their favourite is the picnic table pontoon boat that is solar powered), but she enjoys many crafting activities, from crocheting to Cricut-ing to sewing and quilting, to everything in between. She also enjoys gaming on many different platforms with many different types of gaming. She also loves to pick up a good book and reads for hours on end. No matter what she is doing, you will either see her dogs at her feet or her bird on her shoulder.

Before working at Victoria Veterinary Clinic, as a vet assistant, she was working in the grooming industry, and then she spent two years doing school photography. She still has a passion for taking photos and does it on the side from time to time. Her biggest passion is animals. She regularly grooms multiple friends, family, and recommended people. She loves the small clientele that brings their dogs and cats to her. Her happy place is with animals.

She hopes to one day open a boarding facility on their farm just outside of Regina, where she will have boarding, doggy daycare, and grooming options. This has always been one of her dreams: helping anxious/nervous animals calm down in a smaller, less “animally” space. It keeps the stress down when there are fewer animals.

Jahnaya was born in Prince Albert and has resided in many places across Saskatchewan, including North Battleford and Regina. Her love for animals stemmed from her time spent at her grandparents’ farm, helping feed the horses and cattle from a very young age. It is at the farm where she also found her exceptional work ethic and ability to develop her skills working with animals. Her childhood dog was a 12-year-old German Shepherd named “Hunter,” and presently, she has two Aussie doodles named “Oakley” and “Cedar.” Her aspiration is to graduate from high school in 2026 and pursue a career in the medical field. She has always found a connection with helping people and animals and hopes to make a difference in their lives.

Mohammed was born and raised just north of Iran. He started loving animals and nature when he was just a little boy, feeding his uncle’s big German Shepherd dog named Jacky.

He graduated from Veterinary Medicine in 2012, and after graduation, he started practicing in small animal medicine until March 2025. He then came to Canada with his small family, which includes his wife and daughter. He has now been working here with us for 10 months as a Veterinary Assistant while trying to take his exams to get his Veterinary Medicine License here in Canada and continue his career as a veterinarian.

He’s had two dogs, Mika, a rottweiler, Emma, a German Shepherd, and a Persian cat named Maya, an African parrot named Tistis, and male and female Guinea pigs named Hi and Bye. All during a period of 15 years!

During high school, Delaney worked at the Victoria Veterinary Clinic as a kennel assistant and then took on duties as a veterinary assistant until 2004. She then left the clinic to explore other job opportunities but returned in 2009 as a veterinary assistant. Currently, she works as a receptionist and has been with the clinic for well over 20 years.

Crystal was raised in Regina and has always loved having animals around. She was fortunate to grow up working closely with her family and has now expanded her experiences and joined the Victoria Veterinary Clinic as a receptionist in the fall of 2015.

She has two lovely teenage daughters, Hailey and Kristin, and a handsome young son, Taisen, who are the light of her life. She has currently moved her family into a new condo that they share with their two Pomeranians, named Rocky and Bear.

Born in Regina, Tyler was raised both on the family farm outside Avonlea and in the city, having been around a wide range of animals her whole life. Tyler’s current furry best friends include a 12-year-old Yorkshire terrier, Hexe, who runs the household. Vasil, a handsome 6-year-old Australian shepherd who enjoys herding the farm cats, and Jessi, a sweet 4-year-old border collie lab cross who loves nothing more than a splash in the lake, whatever season it may be.

After high school, Tyler worked in various areas of retail while taking night classes at SIAST before joining the team at the Victoria Veterinary Clinic. Now that she is working with what she loves most in life, animals, she is happy.

Aside from enjoying her days at the clinic, Tyler spends her time keeping active outside with her dogs, working on the farm, spending time with family, and indulging in a nap wherever she can.

Hailey was born in Terrace, BC, raised in Medicine Hat, AB, and moved to Regina with her partner to further his Power Lineman Apprenticeship in 2021.
Before moving here, Hailey worked at a Dog and Cat Daycare & Boarding Kennel for three years. There she officially locked in her love of working with our companion pets, big and small!

Animals have always been a huge part of Hailey’s life. She now has three dogs who are just as goofy, loud and loving as she is!

Jaxx, her oldest, is a Husky / Shepherd / Pitbull / Bulldog mix; Mika, the middle, is a Norwegian Elkhound; and the youngest, Utah, is a Siberian Husky / Chocolate Lab mix. They run her world, but she wouldn’t have it any other way.

When Hailey is not at the clinic, she likes to spend quality time with her furry little family, movie marathons, gaming, baking, hiking with the dogs and travelling the world.

Since joining us as a Receptionist in August of 2021, she couldn’t imagine working anywhere else!

Abigail grew up in Moose Jaw, SK, where her love for animals started. She grew up around a dog (Sassy, an adorable cocker spaniel) and a cat (Patches, an adorable calico!). She also loved visiting her aunt’s farm to spend time with all the chickens and horses! Horses ended up being one of her favourite animals growing up, and she always enjoyed horseback riding. She moved to Regina 5 years ago and bought her first house 3 years ago with her now fiancé, Ryan. They have fur babies of their own, two Border collie mixes, Jack and Bailey, who are always keeping them occupied with their craziness! They also have a cute domestic shorthair cat named Pepper who likes to curl up beside them and soak up all the attention. She just started working at Victoria Veterinary Clinic, where she loves working with animals as a vet assistant.

Raised on a ranch within the Cypress County region of Alberta, Hal has a deep love for the outdoors and environmental conservation. She is Fear Free certified and also carries a RECOVER Veterinary CPR Certificate for Advanced Life Support. With a passion for canine rehabilitation and physiotherapy, she is currently pursuing a career as an RVT. Although she loves all the animals, she does have a particular soft spot for German Shepherds and Jack Russell Terriers. When she’s not working or attending her kids’ sports schedules, you can find her spending her free time dog training, hiking with her own dogs, or involved in a variety of creative arts.

Alex was born in Windsor, ON, and grew up in Toronto, ON, before moving to Regina, SK in 2020. Alex loved all kinds of animals since he was a child. After school, he would always help out his father with the dogs and cats anytime he could. Now he lives with his cat, Ash, and is hoping to adopt more in the future. In his free time, you can find him walking, running, spending time with loved ones, and working different jobs.

April was born in Calgary, AB, and moved to Regina, SK when she was 1 year old. She has a love for animals that is shown in her own cats. She loves to be around to help keep the clinic tidy and running in order.