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Dr. Helen Bell: Dr. Helen Bell earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon in 1984. Helen has worked in exclusively feline practices since 1987 and finds feline medicine and surgery a stimulating, fascinating and ever-changing field of work. Her particular interests are internal medicine, including cancer care, feline geriatrics and chronic disease management. Helen is a member of the Canadian and B.C. Veterinary Medical Associations, American Association of Feline Practitioners and the American Animal Hospital Association. At home, she has two sister cats named Twinkle and Turbolina, a husband, two children and keeps busy in her off hours with running and community involvement.
Dr.
Carol Harasym: Dr. Harasym earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Honours Zoology from the University of Alberta before graduating with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon. She has a special interest in feline wellness, nutrition and internal medicine. Her professional affiliations include the British Columbia Veterinary Medical Association, Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and the American Association of Feline Practitioners. When she is not tending to the feline patients at Pacific Cat Clinic, Dr. Harasym enjoys cycling, hiking and gardening.
Kristin
Zajackowski: has been with the clinic for many years and is one of the key members
of the team with extensive knowledge of most of the clinic activities
and procedures. She is currently studying in preparation for entering
veterinary medical school. Over the past few years she has traveled and
spent two years living in England. Kristin has two cats and a small
dog named Wilson. She likes to garden, to read and she
volunteers
as a foster mother for kittens and with the Wild Arc and Vets For Pets.
Kristin is the 2009 recipient of the Muriel and Peter Nixon Animal
Rights Award.

Debbi Alexander has many years of experience in
the veterinary medicine industry and is multi-talented. In addition to managing many of the
administrative tasks associated with the clinic, Debbi supports the
treatment room as well as client education and patient care. She has
eight cats, two dogs, one horse, one pony, one duck and one Uromastix
lizard. Yes, she's absolutely an animal lover. She also has one son at
home.
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