Michelle Achter  Office Manager/Veterinary Technologist

Michelle has been with the Animal Clinic of Regina since 1997 as a Veterinary Technologist and most recently has moved into the position of Office Manager. She was born and raised in Regina and with the exception of a few years away, has lived here all her life. When she is not busy keeping up with her three children, she enjoys watching sports, mostly the Riders, hockey and curling. She also helps her husband run a ball team in a Sunday fun league.

 Shannon Day  Veterinary Assistant

Shannon started working as a Veterinary Assistant in 1998 at another clinic in Regina where she worked for almost 4 years. She then went to work at the Regina Humane Society as an Animal Protection Officer for the next half decade. In June of 2007, Shannon came to work for the Animal Clinic of Regina. She enjoys the fast paced environment of the walk-in clinic and never knowing what surprise will be around the corner. Shannon has had many pets over the years, from Pugs to a Bulldog to a three-legged Border Collie and a cat. She now has only her little Yorkie left who she likes to dress up. You may find them walking about downtown or jogging in Wascana Park, Shannon in her scrubs and Gertie in her stroller.

 Jen Gibson  Receptionist/Veterinary Assistant

Jen G (as she's known around the Clinic) has wanted to work with animals since she was very, very little, but it took her 40 years to actually do it. She first started at the Animal Clinic of Regina as a volunteer in the summer of '09, then moved into a staff position shortly thereafter. While Jen G has worked in everything from a lawnmower parts warehouse to CBC Radio, and has played gigs as a singer/songwriter from Comox, BC to Stratford, ON, she thinks working at the Clinic is the best job yet. Hanging out with the great staff and all the dogs and cats really is as much fun as she thought it would be.

 Marilyn Janecky-James Receptionist

Marilyn joined the Animal Clinic of Regina staff in the last century: 1999. Before coming to the Clinic, she worked at several museums and historic houses. Marilyn has 5 adult children and 4 fur kids. She enjoys cooking and quilting. She and her husband participate in dog sports with their Weimaraners. Although Marilyn could probably qualify as a museum artifact herself, she really enjoys the great staff and her duties at the Clinic.

Kim Middleton Receptionist

After graduating from St. Lawrence College (Kingston, ON) with a diploma in Animal Health Technology in the 1970's, Kim did a lot of traveling. In fact, she did twenty two years of it through Western Canada and the western United States before finally settling down in Regina. Kim joined the staff of the Animal Clinic of Regina in July of 2000 as a receptionist and truly loves it. She looks forward to going to work every day and seeing our wonderful clients.  Her family includes her 9 year old son, Rawley, and her partner Lou, who has been with Degelman's for 18 years. Kim also shares her home with four legged friends too: Cody, a two year old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and Ruby, a 6 year old tortie who is the queen of the house. After Kim, of course!

Angela Nisbett Veterinary Technologist