Welcome to The Cat Clinic

Dr. Christine Hilton, DVM joined our team in 2002 as a part-time veterinarian. Having graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 1994, she brings with her experience in such things as ocular disorders, and ultrasound. She now maintains the primary role as our Housecall Doctor but you still may see her around the clinic as she does take appointments in hospital as well as out. Dr. Hilton has 2 beautiful cats at home, Jenny and Katie.

Angelina Johnstone RVT
Angie learned at a young age, her love for animals. She first began working with them in 1988 as a co-op student and decided to pursue a career as a Registered Veterinary Technologist. She graduated from the three year St. Lawrence College program in 1993 where she earned both the Board of Governors scholarship and The MTC Animal Clinics Award. She has been working at The Cat Clinic since 1998. At home, Angie and her husband Joe enjoy their very large clan of 3 dogs Jazzy, Chanel & Hoover, 4 cats Spider, Brat, Squirt & Booger, a rabbit named Nabbit as well as a snake and the occasional foster pet needing a home.

Angelina Johnstone

Rebecca Hardwick

Rebecca Hardwick
Rebecca has been with the clinic since the summer of 1998. She came straight out of college after graduating with High Honours from the Animal Care Program at Sheridan College . She has three cats at home, Eli, Quincey and Cuddles all of whom have been rescued from different animal shelters in the area.

Donna Elliott
Donna came to the Cat Clinic shortly after graduating from the Animal Care Program at Sheridan College in 1982. She's been an integral part of The Cat Clinic for over 20 years! At home, Donna and her husband Mike enjoy their two children Emmit and Sierra, their dog Beethoven, cat Tiny, rabit Hoppy, and two lizards.

Donna Elliott

Maria Brock

Maria Brock
Maria and her family originally came from England. She has been with The Cat Clinic since 1996. She has worked as a full time technician for the last several years. At home, Maria and her husband Michael have a full house with 4 children Frank, Michael, Matt & Emma as well as several fish tanks with African Cichlids, a two dogs named Sasha and Gizmo and four cats named Arnold, Lucy, Sabbath and Daren.

Leslie Sweeney
Leslie Sweeney, Practice Manager
Leslie has been with The Cat Clinic and the Village Clinic as the Practice Manager since 2003. She graduated in '96 from the Animal Care Program at Sheridan College with honours, and was the recipient of the Cormack Animal Hospital award for high academic achievement. In addition to managing our two practices she also acts as a management consultant and has fully computerized and set up veterinary programs for several clinics. Leslie has also taught Veterinary Facilities Management Courses at Sheridan College for the Animal Care program.

Leslie Sweeney

Janice Munghen

Janice originally trained as a Hair Stylist but after being a client for many years she decided to volunteer in early 2004. By fall of the same year she had joined The Cat Clinic staff as a part-time assistant. At home Janice and her boyfriend fiancee Wayne are graced with the presence of 5 cats, Jonny, Junior, Jerry, Janey and Tilly.

Linda Hardwick

Yes you guessed it, we were lucky enough to have Rebecca's mom join our team. Linda has been our weekend receptionist since spring of 2005. While working on one of the busiest days of the week she has been able to utilize her years of experience serving the public as a floral designer. Her friendly and compassionate nature will be one of the first things you notice as you come in the clinic, and her love of meeting new people will no doubt be close behind.

Alex Gill

Alex has joined us as our new full time receptionist. She brings with her, experience in customer service and a real appreciation for cats. She lives with 4 cats and recently helped raise three very young kittens. Alex's friendly face will be the first to greet you when you walk in the door.

Emma Brock is the newest member of our team. She is the daughter of Maria, graciously agreeing to work for after school a couple afternoons a week. She has quickly proven herself to be an indispensable part of The Cat Clinic. Currently in grade 10, Emma aspires to become a Veterinary Technician or an Animal Control Officer.