Who we are

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"When I was a new veterinarian, I found myself in the bathroom sobbing after each euthanasia service - trying to pull myself together before my next appointment.  I needed to learn how to mentally and emotionally prepare for this to best serve my clients, patients, and self. I started on a path of learning everything I could about end-of-life services, and how to do it well. This lead to the founding of Paws at Peace, where we believe we can make our beloved pet's final moments as peaceful as possible, letting them pass with dignity in comfortable surroundings.

I am a pet parent first, a veterinarian second. I know what it means to be on the "other side" of the euthanasia decision, and I am honoured to assist the families and pets that we help."

"I knew I wanted to be a veterinarian well before I could spell the word. My dream became a reality when I graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2013.  

I met Sabrina while in vet school, and we moved to London to start our lives and plant roots in the city we now call home. Together we founded Paws at Peace to provide a necessary service for the pets in ours and the surrounding communities.

Our lives are made whole by sharing them with our pets, and I understand that the final moments we get to spend with them are some of the most significant".

Patrick grew up near London before moving to Guelph where he graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2017. He has since returned to London where he has worked primarily in clinical practice.

Throughout his career Patrick has been touched deeply by the intimate moments he has spent with families as they say goodbye to their beloved pets. He is proud to team up with Mobile Pet Hospice Services of London to help families facilitate a peaceful passing at home.

Outside of work Patrick is kept busy by his two feline fur children. He enjoys reading, travelling and spending time with his family and friends.

Jennifer’s love of animals began at a young age and she had enjoyed practicing as a veterinarian since 2004 in both general, feline specialty and emergency practice. 

Like the other veterinarians at Mobile Pet Hospice Services of London, she believes that pets are members of our family.  She is pleased to be able to help local families provide a loving and peaceful environment for the passing of their pets at home. 

 In her spare time she enjoys curling, improvisational comedy, and spends time with her two children and furry companions.