Animals have always been a part of Denielle’s life.  She worked at a few barns and a doggy daycare before joining the veterinary industry in 2013. After a few years working at a veterinary hospital, Denielle entered the the veterinary technician program which she completed in 2019.  She has experience with a range of animals including cats, dogs, exotics, pocket pets and farm animals. She loves all aspects of her job but particularly loves providing nursing care to hospitalized patients and seeing them walk out the door with their families at the end of the day. Denielle lives in South Rawdon with her husband and two small boys.  They do not have any pets of her own at the moment but hopes to add a puppy to her family in the near future!

For over 10 years, Brea has called Mount Uniacke home and raves about the sense of community this amazing place offers. When news of our animal hospital opening reached her, Brea saw it as more than just an opportunity—it felt like fate aligning her passion for customer service with her love for animals.

Brea shares her home with her husband, their energetic young daughter, and their beloved furry companion, Juneau the dog. In her free time, she loves kayaking the lakes of Uniacke, spending time outside with her family, and traveling whenever she can.

With her wealth of experience in customer service and her genuine affection for animals, Brea brings a unique blend of professionalism and warmth to our team. She’s the kind of person who goes above and beyond to ensure every pet and pet parent feels welcomed and cared for. She is also the brains behind most of our social media posts!

So, the next time you visit Uniacke Lakes Animal Hospital, be sure to seek out Brea and say hello! With her friendly demeanor and passion for what she does, she’ll make you feel right at home.

Dr. Kathryn Butler attended Mount Allison University for her Bachelor of Science, followed by the Atlantic Veterinary College for her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2018. Kathryn loves all aspects of veterinary medicine, but has a keen interest in complicated medical cases.  Kathryn has been practicing within some of our sisters hospitals since 2019 and is pleased to be settling at this new location.

In her spare time Dr. Butler enjoys spending time with her family and her cats.

Dr. Alison Pollard is a 2007 graduate from the Atlantic Veterinary College in PEI. After 3 years in New Brunswick after graduation, Alison moved to Nova Scotia in 2010 and began working with our sister clinic Eastern Passage Village Veterinary Hospital.  After a transition to shelter medicine, Alison continued to hone her surgical skills and her pursue her interest in population medicine. In 2020, Alison made the jump back into clinical practice, working at a number of practices in the Halifax region as a locum (substitute) veterinarian.

You will usually find Alison behind-the-scenes in the surgical suite or the dental room. Her main areas of interests are soft tissue surgery and dentistry as well as training students and new graduates. Alison has participated in student-training trips with the Chinook Project out of AVC performing high-volume spay-neuter-vaccine clinics in Nunavut.

Alison lives in Mount Uniacke with her husband, two young children, and a flock of animals.  She is very excited to bring her dream Uniacke Lakes Animal Hospital to life, brining much needed veterinary care to all the animals of the Mount Uniacke area.

Emily graduated in 2005 from the Nova Scotia Agricultural College with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences and a diploma in Animal Health Technology.  She began her Veterinary Technician career in her hometown of Annapolis Royal and then joined our sister hospital of Eastern Passage Village Veterinary Hospital in October of 2005.  Over her time there Emily developed a special interest in surgery, anesthesia, and dentistry.  She enjoys it so much that she also teaches dentistry techniques to both Technicians and Veterinarians!

In 2014 Emily stepped away from full time work at the veterinary hospital to peruse training and a career as an Acupuncturist, but always stayed working part time as a veterinary technician.  When Dr. Pollard announced she would be opening the Uniacke Lakes Animal Hospital Emily jumped at the chance to work with her full time again and will be working as the Hospital Manager.

Emily lives in Eastern Passage with her pets Callie the dog and Conan the cat.