Our Staff

Veterinarians

Shannon Perz , DVM

Dr. Perz grew up in Nanton Alberta and graduated from the University of Calgary with a BSc in 1993. She then moved to Saskatoon to attend the Western College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 1997. Dr. Perz joined the Crowfoot team in Feb of 1999. Along with her extensive knowledge Dr. Perz has a keen interest in helping people whose companions have behavioral problems. On many days you will see her faithful Doberman Mix Cleo at the clinic with her as well.

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Terri Brannen , DVM

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Alice Chan , DVM

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Dr. Tiffany Lennox , DVM

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Dr. Tasha Kean , DVM

Dr. Tasha Kean considers the Maritimes to be home. She graduated from the Atlantic Veterinary College in 2008 and headed West with her husband, her cat Lefty and a chinchilla named Smudge. If she is not at the clinic she can be found exploring her new province by land in her bright yellow VW Beetle or by kayak.

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Veronica Devall , DVM

Dr. Veronica Devall graduated in 1989 from WCVM and has focused her veterinary career on pain management and rehabilitation. She is a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist (CRI). She also holds certifications in Veterinary Acupuncture (IVAS), Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy/ Animal Chiropractic (AVCA) and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Herbal Medicine (IVAS/Chi) and is the first Canadian to be certified as a Veterinary Pain Practitioner through the International Veterinary Association of Pain Management. She is also an instructor for the Canadian Veterinary Acupuncture Association. She has volunteered as a trail veterinarian for many years on both the Iditarod and Yukon Quest sled dog races.

Dr. Devall joins Crowfoot Veterinary Clinic bringing a holistic and integrative healing approach to pain management. Services offered include acupuncture, animal chiropractic and postural rehabilitation, low level therapeutic laser, neuromuscular stimulation, therapeutic ultrasound and therapeutic exercises.

Conditions treated include:

Orthopedic trauma
Neurological injuries including disc prolapse
Geriatric deconditioning and chronic pain
Degenerative joint disease
Tendonopathies and muscle strains
Weight loss and fitness
Athletic conditioning

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Keith Wilkinson , BVMS, MRCVS

Management

Julie Lawrence , RAHT

Registered Animal Health Technologists

Amy Robinson , RAHT

Amy is a long-term member of the Crowfoot family. She graduated in 2002 from Olds College, and began her solid commitment to the Crowfoot Veterinary Hospital. Amy grew up on a cattle farm in Northwestern Ontario where her love of animals began. She has one special kitty named Echo and a fish named Gill.

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Kathryn Hunter , RAHT

Kathryn, (Also known to as Kat to us here at Crowfoot), is a 2000 graduate from Olds College in Alberta. She worked in a small animal practice for 6 years prior to joining our Crowfoot Veterinary Hospital team in 2006.

Kat has one cat named "Jasper" who is very vocal and demands all of her attention the minute she arrives home.

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Amy Honeychurch , RAHT

Amy was born and raised in Calgary. She graduated from the Olds College Animal Heath Technology Program in 2008. She spends her free time with her rescue dog Tinka or riding her pink dirt bike.

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Flora Mogdan , RAHT

Receptionists

Lorry Fleming

Lorry has worked for the Crowfoot Veterinary Hospital for six years as a part time receptionist. Lorry has two sons and five pet companions- Bonnie, Cheddar, Brie, Russell and Penelope.
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Nicole Perchard

Nicole perchard is taking the Veterinary Office Assistant program through Robertson College. She has always had a passion for animals and working with people, and finding a career in a Veterinary Hospital satisfys both those passions at once! She has two cat's, David and Harvey and a dog Monty!
Lisa Graham , VOA
Krista Keichinger , VOA
Christie Chartier-Ostoff
Jury Nam

Assistants

Wendy Carino

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Tara Morris , BSc
Leigh Holizki
Garrett Oetelaar , BSc