Our Supervisors

Madison

Supervisor

Madison is a compassionate Veterinary Assistant dedicated to providing excellent care to animals in need. With two years of experience in the industry, Madison’s journey into veterinary medicine was fueled by her lifelong love for animals. From her earliest memories, Madison has been an avid animal lover, even expressing her passion by wanting to dress up as a dog every Halloween as a child. Her desire to help animals in need and support their owners led her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Madison finds fulfillment in the ability to connect with animals and their owners, knowing that she can make a difference in their lives. At the clinic, Madison’s greatest strengths lie in her empathy, understanding, and advocacy for the patients. She recognizes the challenges owners face when bringing their sick pets to the clinic and strives to provide compassionate care while treating every animal and owner with respect.

Outside of work, Madison enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking, camping, and walking dogs on her days off. Her life is also enriched by her own pets, including an American Bully named Razor, who holds a special place in her heart, and a Cane Corso/Boxer mix named Athena, who brings joy with her playful nature. Madison’s home is a sanctuary of love and companionship, not only for her own beloved pets but also for the two dogs and three Bengals belonging to her boyfriend. With her genuine love for animals and dedication to their well-being, Madison is a valuable member of the Eagleson team, enriching the lives of both pets and their owners every day.

Jessica

Client Care Assistant

Jessica brings boundless energy and a wealth of unique experiences to our veterinary team. An avid outdoors enthusiast, Jessica finds solace in hiking, practicing yoga, and indulging in the art of crocheting. Her adventurous spirit even led her to represent Carleton University in the unconventional sport of Quidditch. Before joining our team, Jessica resided in an eco-community on the Big Island, where she actively contributed to a bird sanctuary.

This immersive experience deepened her connection to nature and instilled in her a profound love and understanding of animals. Having dedicated two years to our clinic, Jessica’s commitment and expertise have earned her the role of supervisor. While her bustling schedule currently keeps her from having pets of her own, she eagerly looks forward to welcoming furry companions into her life in the future. In the meantime, she channels her passion for animal welfare by fostering cats for local rescues whenever possible. With her vibrant personality, diverse experiences, and unwavering dedication to animal care, Jessica is an invaluable asset to our clinic community.

Josie

Overnight Supervisor

Josie’s journey into the world of veterinary medicine began after she pursued a degree in Psychology at Carleton University. Realizing her true passion lies in helping our furry friends, she made the transition from the human world to the four-legged medical realm. Josie is a certified Veterinary Assistant and is currently enrolled in the Penn Foster Veterinary Technician program online to further her education. With a lifelong love for animals, Josie has always been known as the “animal whisperer” in her family.

She approaches each day with enthusiasm, finding joy in the company of our incredible patients, no matter the circumstances. Josie’s greatest strengths include her happy-go-lucky attitude and her outside-the-box thinking, which ensures the best possible care for our patients. She is always eager to learn and grow in her role. Outside of work, Josie leads a vibrant life filled with various interests.

She’s a talented musician, playing guitar, piano, and drums, and enjoys expressing her creativity through drawing and painting. Josie also attends dance classes, maintains a regular workout routine, and loves exploring new places with her dog, Bear, on long adventurous hikes. At home, Josie is the proud pet parent of Nala, a spirited calico cat, and Bear, an energetic Shepherd/Rottie/Lab mix. Josie’s dedication to animal care and her vibrant personality make her an invaluable member of our team.

Makenzie

Head Veterinary Technician

Originally from Nova Scotia, Makenzie graduated from a Veterinary Technology Program in 2021 and moved to the Ottawa Valley in 2022, where she continues to provide excellent, dedicated care to pets and owners alike. Makenzie has a wide range of experience from emergency care to general practice, large animal medicine, exotics, and even volunteering in wildlife rehabilitation. When Makenzie is not at work, she enjoys spending her free time with family and adventures with her cherished and very spoiled dogs, Rhya; a mischievous Australian Cattle Dog and Rosie; a quirky rescue mix. Some of her favourite activities include paddle boarding, hiking and camping. As the primary Orthopedic Technician, Makenzie takes great pride in providing outstanding care to EVC’s orthopedic surgery patients from diagnosis to full recovery, assisting their owners every step of the way. One of Makenzie’s favourite aspects of her role as a Technician, besides surgery and anesthesia, is using client education to enhance the quality of life for both pets and their owners.

Melissa

Inventory Supervisor

Melissa, a highly skilled and compassionate Veterinary Technician. She pursued her dream by graduating from the Veterinary Technician program at Algonquin College in 2013. With years of experience, Melissa has honed her skills and is particularly interested in dentistry, lab procedures, and nutrition. She brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role at Eagleson, where she has been serving animals and their owners since November 2020. With a background in competitive show jumping, Melissa’s passion for animals dates back to her childhood and continues to be the driving force in her career today.

Mykenzie

Overnight Supervisor

Mykenzie, a diligent vet assistant, honed her skills at Algonquin College and is currently pursuing her Veterinary Technician degree online through Penn Fosters. From a young age, her penchant for animal care was evident; not only did she bring stray cats home, but she also envisioned a future in Veterinary Medicine. Outside the clinic, Mykenzie enjoys a range of activities from basketball and fishing to snowmobiling and interior design. Her home is a lively haven for her beloved pets: Chanel, a Maltese mix; Hibachi, a mini Dachshund; Sage, a DSH cat; and Pluto, the playful ferret.

Natalia

Veterinary Care Assistant

Natalia is a highly skilled and dedicated veterinary assistant who graduated from Seneca College’s Veterinary Assistant program with Honours in 2019.  Natalia has a keen interest in learning, and in addition to her work as a veterinary assistant, she is currently enrolled in Penn Foster’s Veterinary Technician program. She has also achieved Royal Canin Nutrition Advisor Level 1. Outside of work, Natalia enjoys reading, tending to her plants, and listening to music. Her cats Owen, Chai, Nimbus, Pekoe, and her rabbit Panda, fill up the rest of her daily schedule with continuous requests for attention. With a particular interest in Emergency and Critical Care, Natalia is committed to making a difference in the lives of pets and their owners.

Natasha

Inventory Supervisor

Natasha has a life-long love for animals, which made her transition from the medical field to the veterinary field effortless. With 18 years of experience in the front lines of a veterinary practice, she welcomed the new challenge of joining Eagleson Veterinary Clinic. Natasha is passionate about client care and pet nutrition and is well-known for her ability to communicate with cats. She currently is a proud mama to Lulu a miniature long-haired dachshund who is a little lemon! In her free time, Natasha expresses her love for the veterinary profession through her artwork, creating pet portraits and various memorial products.

Pearl

Clinic Cat

Hi, my name is Pearl. I am the guardian of this fine establishment. I am cute and amusing to watch from time to time. But be careful; I will attempt to give you a high five at your ankles if the clinic is too loud for my liking. Yes, I am round in the abdominal area. No, I am not pregnant; I have a digestive issue. If you see my peasants spank my rear end, do not fret. I quite enjoy it.

Trina

Evening Supervisor

Trina developed a love for animals at a young age, always attempting to bring local wildlife into her home to keep them warm. She is a graduate of Ridgetown College with a degree in Veterinary Technology. Joining the Eagleson Veterinary Clinic team in 2018 when the clinic first opened. Trina is a proud owner of a feline companion named Kaylie. And in her leisure time, she can be found either bonding with her Arabian and Quarter horses at the barn or enjoying a good book.