
Until the age of twelve I lived in Regina and then moved to my aunt and uncles’ farm near Melville. There the idea of becoming a veterinarian was born while watching a c-section on a dairy cow. I graduated in 1987 from The Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon and soon moved to Vancouver. I spent three years there “getting my feet wet” by working at four different veterinary clinics. My connections to family and friends brought me back to the prairies. After working part time here and at the Albert North Veterinary Clinic, I became full time at the Victoria Veterinary Clinic in 1995. In 2004, both Dr. Walter and I purchased the business from Dr. Inglis, who first opened the clinic doors in 1978. In 2007, I became the sole owner of the practice. Over the last 2 years we have grown substantially in facility size and team members. I am very fortunate to work with a great team of individuals

committed to caring for pets and am excited about the recent improvements. I look forward to coming to the clinic each day, helping clients and their pets with whatever concerns they may have. My friends at home include a cat named Willie and a dog named Mandy.
I was born and raised in Regina. I achieved a Biology Degree at the University of Regina in 1994 and in 1998 my DVM from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon. After graduating, I moved to a small community in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island where I practiced until 2001. In July of 2001 I moved back to Regina and took a position with the Victoria Veterinary Clinic. I have one “furry child”, a black Lab named Hunter. In my spare time I enjoy golfing, scuba diving and many other outdoor activities. I am also a member of the Canadian Progress Club.
Hi my name is Dr. Jenny Skific. I have been a veterinarian for a few years now and am enjoying every minute of it. During my school years, before deciding that I wanted to be a veterinarian, I achieved my Bachelor of Science at the Augustana University College in Camrose Alberta. I then decided to attend The Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon and graduated in the spring of 2005. While attaining my degree I went on many veterinary adventures around the world. Starting in 2003 I spent 3 months in the North West Territories Wilderness doing research on Doll Sheep Lung Parasites. I survived 3 months with only one other person and no electricity or running water. In the winter of 2005 I went to Uganda, and spent a month doing wildlife vet care. I had the opportunity to work with chimps, lions, kob (deer like species), water buffalo, hyenas and native cattle with horns as long as I am tall. At home I have a wonderful husband named Morrie, a beautiful daughter named Tana, 2 cats Holly and Mooey and 2 Golden Retrievers named Mia and Rovinj with plenty of room in my heart for more.
As a new resident to Saskatchewan, I would like to express my gratitude to be part of a clinic that provides both excellent medical and surgical care, as well as skilled and qualified support staff. Being born and raised in Hampton, New Brunswick, I am a small town girl who grew up with a love for animals big and small. Upon completing my Bachelor Degree in Marine Biology at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John, my lifelong dream of becoming a veterinarian was fulfilled by attending the Atlantic Veterinary College of Prince Edward Island and graduating in 2008. Upon completion of my degree and wanting a western Canadian experience, I finally decided to move to Regina to begin my veterinary career. Living in Regina has been a great experience for me (although the winters are a little colder!) and I have found the people in this city to be just as warm and caring as my fellow maritimers. As a new graduate, I am dedicated to expanding my knowledge of small animal medicine through continuing education (recently attended the Las Vegas Veterinary Conference), evenings spent reading at home, as well as support and experience from the senior clinicians at the Victoria Veterinary Clinic. As a fellow pet owner (my dogs Marley and Murphy, and four lovebirds), I am convinced that there is something very special about our love for our furry friends and I truly enjoy helping clients and their pets to attain long, healthy lives together.
As the newest veterinarian of the Victoria Veterinary Clinic, I am excited and look forward to meeting all the great clients and their pets. I was born and raised in Saskatoon and grew up with 2 German Shepherds and a cat named Mindy. I obtained my Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Saskatchewan with a major in biology. My passion for animals and my love of science compelled me to pursue my degree in veterinary medicine at the WCVM in Saskatoon. My husband and I moved here over a year ago with our dog Caillie, 2 cats Tucker and Shadow and an assortment of fish. We have just acquired a new 10 week old Griffon puppy who is surely to keep us on our toes.
I was born and raised in Regina. I am married to my wonderful husband Kiley and we have a beautiful daughter named Hailey. My family and I live on a farm just outside of Balgonie with our cats named Shadow and Izzy and our Black Lab, Ace. I 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 19 years at this clinic, I am now the hospital manager. My job entails managing the superb team of knowledgeable and caring people that are taking the best care possible of your pets.
I was born and raised in Regina. As I grew up my love and care for animals grew with me as my parents bred, raised, and showed Miniature Daschunds, rabbits, and Speckle Park cattle. To better enable myself to care for animals, I decided to attend the Veterinary Technology program at SIAST Kelsey campus and graduated in 2003. I joined the team at the Victoria Veterinary Clinic in 2004 and have grown to love working with everyone here. I have a wonderful husband, Jeff, an adorable son, Monte, one dog, Otto, and 2 cats, Charlie and Teeka.
I graduated from the Animal Health Technology program at Olds College in 2007. I am originally from Black Diamond, Alberta. I moved to Saskatchewan in October 2008 after getting married to my wonderful husband, Lanny. I have a Border Collie named Summer and a chocolate Lab named Moose. I enjoy being active in sports, riding in my spare time, and traveling.
Hi, my name is Erin and I am a veterinary technologist. I graduated from SIAST Kelsey Campus in June 2009 and have been in practice ever since. I was born and raised in good old Regina. My pets are more on the exotic scale, I have a green iguana named Nacho and a hermit crab named Sherman. I love working at Victoria Vet Clinic and I am proud to be a part of a team who strives in ensuring the health and well-being of any animal that walks through our doors!
Hi, my name is Tara. I’m the newest Veterinary Technologist to join the Victoria Vet Clinic. I recently graduated from the Animal Health technology program at Olds College. I'm a certified Dog Groomer, taking my schooling while I was in tech school. I was born and raised in Regina. I have a dog named Lucky, a guinea pig named Mars and a bunch of fish. I’m really excited to be working here.
Hey everybody!! My name is Sheena. I have been working at the Victoria Veterinary Clinic since January 2006 as a technician assistant and receptionist. I love working here. There is never a dull moment and you are always on your toes!! Working with animals has always been a true passion which I have had since I was little. I currently have three pets of my own, a chocolate lab named Boco, a yellow lab named Keta and the last is a crazy little cat named Leelu. They are a very active group always stirring up mischief! When I am not working, I play my favorite sport all year round…SOCCER!!! I play on two wonderful competitive teams. I also enjoy roller bladeing, horseback riding, refereeing soccer and spending any remaining time with friends and family. I am currently enrolled in the NEPS program through the U of S, working towards getting my Registered Nursing Degree.
Hello! My name is Scott. I have been with the Victoria Veterinary Clinic since September of 2008 as a technician assistant. In the summer of 2009 I started my correspondence classes through Olds College to become a veterinary technologist (Which means I am halfway there!). I was born in Devon, England, and lived there until I was 12 years old when I moved to Regina with my parents. I have always had a passion for animals and while growing up had quite the busy house, with anything from ferrets, to budgies, to fish, to rabbits! I currently live in the city with my wife, Ashley, and our five furry critters, a Bichon/Shih Tzu/Daschund cross named Meika, a Pug/Norfolk Terrier cross named Molli, a Persian/Himalayan cat named Pebbles, a brown tabby cat named Sadie and a black and white tuxedo cat named Myrtyle! I love my job and all the people I work with. I am usually smiling or making somebody at the clinic laugh! I look forward to seeing you here!
I was born and raised here in Regina and have enjoyed sharing my life with many different kinds of animals. I’ve been a technician assistant here since March 2009 and am enjoying every minute of it. I currently have one wonderful ferret, two dogs and three cats. As you can imagine, my house is always busy and full of furry love! I am currently working toward my ultimate goal of becoming a veterinarian, so one day you’ll see me wearing the white coat!
Hello, my name is Alex and I’m one of the newest members at the Victoria Veterinary Clinic. I graduated from Campbell Collegiate in 2004 and have since traveled and lived in Australia and New Zealand. I had previously enrolled at the U of R as a history major but have since reevaluated my future plans. In the fall of 2010, I will enroll in the pre- veterinary program and try my luck there! I have two Shelties named Bandit and Bentley and two cats named Dutchess and Ms. Nibs.
My name is Delaney and I’ve always had a love for animals since I was a child. I grew up on a farm near Dubuc, Saskatchewan. I have been in Regina now for almost 15 years. I currently live with my sister and our three dogs, Georgia, Mopi and Digger, 2 cats Murphy and Manny and a cockatiel named Louie.
Hello, I’m Shayla! I’ve been working at the clinic for about 10 months and love every minute of it! I have a beautiful Golden Retriever named Misty. She is full of energy and loves making new friends. I recently got engaged to my amazing boyfriend of 5 and a half years, and we are currently building a new home, and hopefully soon will be planning a wedding!
Hi! I’m Amanda, I am the newest member of the clinic! I was born here in Regina, but originally came from a small town just outside of it called Kroneau. When I was very young, my mom, older sister and I moved up to Regina. I grew up with many different animals, and currently have three cats. I also have a fish tank with an assortment of tropical fish, frogs, and snails. I have always loved animals and I’m very proud to be a part of the team here at Victoria Veterinary Clinic!
Hi my name is Teri and I’ve been working as a kennel assistant here for about 6 months now. I recently applied to the Animal Health Technologist program at Olds College, in Alberta, and cannot wait to start my schooling! I myself have one cat named Billie, but I live with two dogs belonging to my roommates, one male Golden Retriever named Wolfgang, and a female Border Collie/Lab cross named Miika. Between the critters and four people, we’ve got a pretty full house! I’ve had so many different pets over my lifetime, and living out on the farm in New Brunswick helped with that. I’ve had cats, dogs, fish, birds, rabbits, a hedgehog, horses, a goat, two ducks, and a hamster. I even had 3 pet squirrels when I was little! I’ve lived all over the country but my roots and family are back east in N.B. I love to be outside, being active. I play Ultimate Frisbee 8 months out of the year and love to go biking, swimming, dancing and anything else that keeps me active!
Hi my name is Jaylene and I’ve been working at the Victoria Veterinary Clinic since November 2009. I was born and raised in Vancouver and lived there until July 2009 when my husband and I decided to build a life together in Saskatchewan. I have always had a love for animals and working at the clinic has definitely reinforced this. My husband and I share our home with our Weimaraner, Alex.