Angie’s compassion and love for animals started early in life, growing up with everything from chickens and rabbits to pigs and cows. Her favourite past time in those days was bringing home any animal that was seemingly “sick or abandoned”. Born and raised in Ontario, Angie decided to make a move to B.C., where she spent 20 years.  It was there she began her adventure in the animal industry,  volunteering at hobby farms and animal shelters, and eventually working at small and large animal clinics. Currently Angie's brood consists of three cats, Frankie, Jason & Michael, and her daughter, Charlie.  When not working, Angie enjoys cycling around town, spending time with her daughter, family and friends, and reading a good book. 

Our Take: the rumour is that Angie can get upset at home, maybe even raise her voice a tiny bit. It seems hard to believe for us, as we’ve never seen even a glimpse of it. Being a receptionist at a busy hospital like Queen West is not easy, but Angie never loses her cool or makes one feel something’s impossible. She tackles tasks with aplomb; is always calm and collected, even when the world is spinning like a tornado. She’s the ideal lead receptionist, and we’re so much better off because of her.