Serving our community and beyond, with compassionate care and excellence in veterinary medicine.

DR. RICK DONER

Dr. Rick graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 1984 and started his career at a local mixed animal practice, where he worked for seven years. Over that time he discovered that he greatly enjoyed working with small animals.  Shortly after moving to Beaverton in 1991, he had the opportunity to buy Glenroy Veterinary Clinic in town. The practice grew quickly and in 1995, Dr. Rick and his wife moved the practice to its present location, changing the name to Beaverton Crossroads Veterinary Services. 

Since partnering with Dr. Les Sadoch in 2005, Dr. Rick happily shares the management of this busy practice and enjoys the balance of time spent at the clinic as well as time spent at home with his family. Dr. Rick and his wife enjoy their Connemara ponies, gardening, traveling, woodworking, community theatre, church involvement and time spent with their 5 grandkids.

DR. LES SADOCH

Dr. Les graduated from the Veterinary School in Olsztyn, Poland in 1984. He worked in the Veterinary Research Institute until 1990, when he moved to Canada. Between 1994 and 1997 he worked at a small animal practice in central Newfoundland where he made frequent trips to a satellite clinic in Labrador. In 1997, Dr. Les moved back to Ontario and joined Dr. Rick at Beaverton Crossroads as an associate veterinarian. This changed in 2005 when Dr. Rick and Dr. Les decided to partner together. 

Dr. Les now lives north of Beaverton with his wife and their Labrador, Onyx. When not on clinical duty at Beaverton Crossroads, Dr. Les enjoys gardening, travelling, the challenges of technical scuba diving, snowboarding and target shooting, as well as spending time with his two grandchildren.

DR. AIMEE GILBERT 

Dr. Aimee graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2005, after first finishing a Bachelor of Science in Animal Biology at the Ontario Agricultural College in 2001. She knew from a very young age that being a veterinarian was what she was meant to do.

Dr. Aimee grew up just north of Cannington, and has been working at Beaverton Crossroads since she graduated. She particularly enjoys helping people understand how to best care for their furry friends. In addition to dogs and cats, she also cares for other types of small pets such as rabbits, ferrets, rats, guinea pigs and others.

She now lives north of Beaverton with her small crew of furry family members. Outside of work time, Dr. Aimee participates in the worship music at her church, spending time with friends and family, reading and working in her garden.

DR. ERIN RUBERT

Dr. Erin graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2004. After working for a couple of mixed animal clinics in western Canada, Dr. Erin operated a solo veterinarian practice in rural Manitoba in 2006 where she provided veterinary coverage to the large ranching community.

Dr. Erin moved back to Ontario in 2011 along with her dog, McCoy, horses Whiskey, Rooster and Brego, and horned Hereford heifer, Sophie. When not working Dr. Erin enjoys mounted foxhunting and competitive long-distance riding.

DR. MELISSA MARSHMAN

Dr. Melissa grew up in Cannington, and got her start at Beaverton Crossroads as a volunteer. In high school she completed a co-op placement with us, before being hired for an after-school job.

After graduating high school, Dr. Melissa spent nine years at the University of Guelph where she completed her Bachelor of Science in Animal Biology, a Masters of Science in Animal Welfare & Behaviour and then went on to obtain her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at the Ontario Veterinary College.

Dr. Melissa is very happy to be back in the area living with her rescue animals: “One-Eyed” Wilma, a gray cat; and Charlie, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Dr. Melissa likes to spend her time away from work enjoying the great outdoors hiking, kayaking and biking.

DR. ROWENA LIMBRICK

After graduating from the University of Edinburgh and residing in Scotland for the past five years, Dr. Rowena is happy to be back in Ontario and excited to begin her practice with us here at Beaverton Crossroads.

Having grown up with dogs and horses all her life, Dr. Rowena is no stranger to large breed animals. Her family currently owns a horse, a pony, a German Shepherd and a Flat Coated Retriever.

Dr. Rowena is excited to explore all aspects of the general practice—particularly preventative and internal medicine and behavioural issues—and looks forwarding to meeting small animal patients besides cats and dogs as well.

RUTH

Ruth graduated from Ridgetown College in 1995 as a Registered Veterinary Technician and joined Beaverton Crossroads Veterinary Services in 1999. Ruth enjoys the country feel and the welcoming atmosphere of the clinic, and appreciates the opportunity to work so closely with animals. She currently lives with her husband, two dogs and two cats. Ruth likes scuba diving and traveling and says, “It's been great working with caring staff and wonderful clients.”

RIA

Ria studied at Seneca College and joined Beaverton Crossroads in September 2004 as a Registered Veterinary Technician.  Ria lives near Brechin with her husband and two children, two dogs, a cat and their horses. Ria and her husband keep busy with their dairy business as well as their individual careers. Ria enjoys the days she works at the clinic and appreciates the doctors, staff, clients and patients.

DAYNA

Dayna started at Beaverton Crossroads as a co-op student and was later hired as night staff during her years at Brock High School.  She attended Georgian College and graduated in 2005 as a Registered Veterinary Technician.  Dayna worked at a variety of clinics before returning to work at Beaverton Crossroads in 2009. She enjoys traveling, dirt biking and motorcycling.  She lives in Sunderland with her Bullmastiff, Rottweiler and two horses.

MEGAN

Megan worked at Beaverton Crossroads as a high school co-op student in 2007 and continued working here as night staff throughout her college years. She completed her college co-op placement at Beaverton Crossroads and graduated as a Registered Veterinary Technician through Georgian College.  Upon graduation in May 2010, Megan was hired as a technician full-time. She currently lives in Kawartha Lakes with her husband, three daughters, and two dogs, Chops and Dekker.  Her young children keep her busy but she enjoys travelling, spending time by the water with her friends and family, and says she enjoys every minute of her work at the clinic.

JANET

Janet studied at Georgian College and graduated from the Registered Veterinarian Technician program in 2006.  After starting her technician career at another clinic, Janet joined Beaverton Crossroads in 2014.  She is married with two sons and currently lives outside of Woodville. She's passionate about animals and in her spare time she enjoys painting and attending fitness classes.  Right now Janet has one cat, but looks forward to more pets joining her family in the future.  Her sense of humour is always appreciated by our staff, and lucky for us, Janet says she loves her work and looks forward to many more years at Beaverton Crossroads.

KERRI LYNN

Kerri Lynn joined the Beaverton Crossroads family in May 2016. Having always loved animals, she began working in the animal care industry as a volunteer at the age of 13. In 2007, she graduated on the dean's list from the Registered Veterinary Technician program at Georgian College.  She has a special interest in canine behaviour and training, which led her to design and implement a puppy socialization and training course with group classes and private home lessons. During her down time she enjoys spending time with her two and four-legged family members, taking every opportunity to get out and enjoy nature.

KELLY

Kelly has loved animals for as long as she can remember. She has worked with race horses all her life and moved into the small animal world after graduating from Seneca College in 2012. Kelly started off working in Toronto before joining the  Beaverton Crossroads team in December 2017. She is the proud mom to a Thoroughbred named Hannah Banana, an Old English Bulldog named Colby Cheese, and a rescue cat named Sushi. When not at work Kelly spends her spare time cooking, horseback riding and going to the City to visit family and friends.

ASHLEY | PRACTICE MANAGER

Ashley joined Beaverton Crossroads Veterinary Services in January 2017. While she'd initially started a career in finance, she decided to change course and follow her passion for working with animals. She worked with clinics across Durham Region and at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine before joining Beaverton Crossroads as Practice Manager. Ashley is thrilled to be working with such a great team and community. She’s the proud owner of a Cane Corso, a Pug mix, a German Shepherd and two rescue cats.

ARLENE | RECEPTION

Arlene has lived in Beaverton all her life and built a home on her family farm, where she lives with her husband and an assortment of "large and small critters." Arlene and her husband stay busy on the farm enjoying their country lifestyle. Arlene started working at Beaverton Crossroads as a veterinary assistant in 2001 and currently works as a receptionist. She says, "I really enjoy my job, the animals and the great people I work with." In her spare time, Arlene enjoys spending time with her horses and dogs, camping with her husband and horseback riding adventures with her daughters.

GRACE | RECEPTION

Grace joined Beaverton Crossroads in November 2021. Her education and career path began in the business world, but her passion and love of animals transitioned her into the world of veterinary medicine seven years ago. Grace previously worked at other small animal clinics in the GTA and Simcoe areas before moving to Beaverton. In her down time ,Grace enjoys spending time with her fur babies, pocket pets and reptiles including two American Bulldogs. Her hobbies include cooking, movies, jogging, hiking and anything adventurous.

LAUREL | RECEPTION

After working in social services for ten years, Laurel decided to return to school to follow her passion for working with animals. In 2012 she graduated with honours from the Registered Veterinary Technician program at Georgian College. She began working at Beaverton Crossroads as a technician part time in May 2012. These days you will mainly find her working behind the reception desk where she continues to enjoy supporting clients and their pets with all of their veterinary needs.

CARLENE | RECEPTION

Carlene joined Beaverton Crossroads in September 2020. She has worked in human medicine for the past 10 years and is thrilled to now be working in the veterinary field. Carlene has always been passionate about animals, ever since she was a toddler, being born into a family that had dogs, cats and horses. Carlene and her family currently have 5 dogs, 2 cats and always welcome foster animals into their home. In her spare time, Carlene enjoys spending time with her family, travelling, reading, cooking and volunteering with the local humane society and several rescues.

DAWN

Since 2007, Dawn has been a part of the Beaverton Crossroads team as a kennel assistant.  Dawn is committed to ensuring a fresh and clean environment within the clinic.  She cares for the animals and finds the work rewarding and interesting. Dawn adopted two dogs from the clinic who desperately needed a caring home.  She says, “I continue to enjoy working with such dedicated and sincere staff to serve our clientele.”  

DARLENE

Darlene was born and raised in the Beaverton area. Her love for animals began as a young child growing up with dogs and cats. She joined the Beaverton Crossroads family in April of 2022. Darlene previously worked as a PSW for years before following her passion of working with animals. In her spare time she enjoys boating, camping and spending time with her family and pets. Darlene is the proud owner of two orange cats, Spencer and Tigger, and her Dogo Argentino Bulldog mix, Charlie.

KATEY

Katey has been working in the animal care field for ten years. She worked at a small town veterinary clinic before taking time off to raise her daughter, who is now a teenager. Katey then moved into the animal rescue world, her true passion. She has rescued and fostered hundreds of animals while working at the Humane Society. Katey is the proud owner to her own three foster fails, Milo a Shepherd cross and two cats named Babe and Merlin. Katey joined the Beaverton Crossroads crew in 2020 where she feels she has now made a home. In her spare time she likes riding horses at her family farm, hiking with Milo, cooking up a storm and some baking on the side.

KIMBERLY

Kimberly has always had a love for animals. She can remember always growing up with pets in her home. Kimberly’s dream has always been to become a vet tech and spend her life helping animals that are in need. Although it took a few years of working in retail to reach her dream of working in a veterinary practice, she became part of the team in April 2023.

WYATT 2006 - 2023

In Loving Memory.

Wyatt was born in 2006 and was surrendered to the clinic in 2011 because of medical concerns.  He became a well-loved ambassador with clients and staff.  His fame had extended outside the borders of the clinic and our clients often asked about him or requested to see him when they were visiting. Wyatt spent most of his time sleeping on his pink flower pillow, seemingly unaware of the activity around him. Sometimes he could be found dipping his paws in staff members' drinks or begging for fries. He was “the king” of Beaverton Crossroads.