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Animal Hospital of High Park
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Providing care for birds, reptiles, exotic pets, cats and dogs. Specialists in Avian Practice.
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Kristi Kristi has been working at the clinic since 2001. She came with 5 years managerial experience at an avian nursery, as well as 5 years experience as a dolphin attendant and facility usher. Kristi attended York University and has attended the Canadian Parrot Symposium for 5 years. She also is a professional member of the International Association of Avian Trainers and Educators and has attended the "Living and Learning with Parrots" workshop with Dr. Susan Freidman. Kristi enjoys reading, music, drawing and gardening and is currently working on publishing avian care articles. She has a Blue Front Amazon named Wilbur, a budgie named Friday and a cat named Squishy. Please visit the Avian Behaviour page link for more information regarding behaviour counselling appointments with Kristi. |
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Bozena Bozena has been working at the clinic since 2000. Her interest in animals began while being raised on a farm in Poland. She worked for 2 years in a co-op position at animal clinics prior to working at the Animal Hospital of High Park. Bozena enjoys forensics, reading, and movies. She hopes to continue her education and animal nursing skills. Bozena is the proud owner of a Boxer mix named Jackie and hopes to one day own a Cockatoo. |
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Jayne Jayne
has been working the the Animal Hospital of High Park since January
2005. She has been working in veterinary clinics for 7 years now.
Jayne enjoys reading, music, and caring for her zoo of
animals. Jayne hopes to continue her education in the
veterinary field, travel, and help provide care for abandoned
animals. She currently owns 2 cats, Boo, a noisy and needy blonde
DSH, and Hunter, a "big-boned" tabby, as well as a
couch potato bearded dragon named Gollum. |
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Melissa Melissa has been working at the clinic since October 2006. Before joining the High Park team she worked in other small animal hospitals as well as volunteering for an animal research facility in Guelph. She has completed her BSc. in animal biology in 2006 where she focused her attention to nutrition and reproduction in both farm and companion animals. She keeps busy by reading, gardening, and playing ringette and soccer. She currently lives with a larger than life Lab named Gigolo, a festively plump cat named Punk and a gerbil named Post It. |
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Alana Alana has been working at the clinic since Oct. 2006. From her short time being with us, she has turned her apprehension of exotic animals into an interest, especially with the Avian and Lagomorph species. Alana is currently pursuing a post-secondary education at the University of Guelph in the Animal Biology Program. Subsequent to her undergraduate studies, she plans on applying to the OVC in hopes of becoming a DVM. Alana has about 5 years of experience working with animals in boarding, grooming and doggie daycare style settings. She truly enjoys dog grooming, especially long haired and double coated breeds. She has two fur-bearing creatures that call her mom: a female chow named “Chikoo’s Cherubic Contessa” a.k.a. “Taija” and a male Holland Lop Rabbit named “George”. Alana hopes that she can someday be equipped with the right knowledge and expertise to breed chows in an effort to preserve the breeds’ standard. |
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