Meet the staff of Veterinary Mobility Center

Dr. Tara Hudye was raised on a farm near Kamsack Saskatchewan until attending The University of Regina in 1996. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in 2000 and graduated from Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2004. Throughout her veterinary career she developed an interest in musculoskeletal ailments, in particular the aging pet family member. On a search for opportunities to offer additional therapeutics, she obtained her certification of canine rehabilitation from the University of Tennessee in 2012. Dr. Hudye is currently working on her Pain Practitioner certification through IVAPM. Focusing on this specialty has led to numerous rewarding experiences such as lecturing at the Saskatchewan Vet Tech Conference (2012), teaching internship site for Canine Rehabilitation Institute CRI and Univ. of Tennessee CCRP, 4th year WCVM externship site and  participating in the Canadian Challenge Sled Dog Race as a volunteer veterinarian (2018, 2020), and co-ordinating canine fitness classes and sport seminars. Most importantly, it has allowed her to add quality of life to many patients in new ways she never thought previously possible, such as fitting dogs with prosthetic limbs, rehabilitating intervertebral disc disease dogs to walk and function, and ordering carts for paraplegic dogs so they can explore their world once again. Every case she sees is so unique and she loves the opportunity to work with the owners to achieve a common goal – increase function and quality of life for their beloved family member. She is an active member of AARV American Assoc. Rehabilitation Veterinarians, IVAPM International Veterianry Assoc. Pain Management, and AAVA American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture.

Secret Aspiration: To win Gold in Olympic figure skating while skating to Rod Stewards "Broken Arrow"!

Dr. Lorilee Sereda was raised in Dawson Creek, B.C. where she started working at a vet clinic as a technician. She always wanted to know more and why, so decided a veterinarian was the career path for her. She went to the local college for a few years, then moved to the University of Saskatchewan where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science, Honors in 2006. She received her DVM from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2012. She soon discovered a passion for surgery and began to take as many courses as she could. She brought her surgical skills and joined the VMC team in 2020. Performing cruciate surgeries, including TPLO, fracture repair, and many soft tissue surgeries has been an asset to our patients. With the advanced surgical techniques of Dr. Sereda coupled with the rehabilitative integrative pain control increases healing and functional outcomes for all patients seen by our clinic.

Secret Aspiration: To build a tiny house and live in it!

Dr. Alexina Labrecque was born and raised in Saskatoon, SK. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, majoring in Animal Science at the University of Saskatchewan in 2014 and graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. She joined the Veterinary Mobility Center in September 2020 after working in rural mixed animal practice. Alexina is very interested in rehabilitation and integrative therapies to help improve animal’s overall health and well-being. Alexina has completed her Certifications in both Clinical Integrative Canine Rehabilitation and Veterinary Acupuncture through the College of Integrative Veterinary Therapies (CIVT). In her spare time, Alexina enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, and travelling.

Secret Aspiration: To be Taylor Swift’s best friend

Dr. Corben Scherer was born and raised in Regina, SK and knew from a young age she wanted to be a veterinarian. She first entered the veterinary profession as a receptionist after graduating high school, and worked her way through various positions while obtaining her Bachelor of Science degree (Biology major, double minor in Kinesiology and Psychology). She volunteered with Dr. Hudye during this time.
After suffering from a chronic knee pathology herself she immediately fell in love with the rehabilitation side of veterinary medicine. She graduated from the WCVM in the spring of 2020 and returned home to Regina to begin her dream career, with plans to pursue additional training in canine rehabilitation and massage therapy. She has alrady completed her Certificate of Clinical Integrative Canine Rehabilitation and is a Canine Therapeutic Massage Therapist. She is particularly fond of giant breed dogs! Outside of the veterinary clinic, Corben enjoys the outdoors, staying physically active and reading fantasy novels.

Secret aspiration: Disneyworld frequent flyer!

Kabrina grew up on an acreage outside of Saskatoon, near Vanscoy SK. She had a passion for animals from a young age (especially dogs) and graduated from SaskPolytech with a diploma in Veterinary Technology in June of 2019. She joined the Veterinary Mobility Center shortly after in July of 2019 and it was the perfect fit. She always had a strong interest in physical rehabilitation - particularly learning how the body moves, relieving pain and improving overall function. She has now completed her Certification in Clinical Integrative Canine Rehabilitation through the College of Integrative Veterinary Therapies (CIVT). She loves being a part of such an integrative clinic and the ability to combine her role as a tech and all of the components of rehabilitation the clinic has to offer. She looks forward to continuing a diverse career filled with people devoted to bettering the lives of animals. At home, Kabrina is kept busy by her spunky Rottweiler mix Kyro who she adopted from CCRezQs in fall of 2019.

Secret Aspiration - To win World of Dance and go on a live dance tour worldwide.

Tanya was born and raised in Saskatchewan. She obtained her Bachelor of Science majoring in Biology at the University of Regina and then proceeded to the Veterinary Technology program at SIAST in Saskatoon. She graduated in 2002 and has worked in general practice ever since, including a few years out of country. Tanya really enjoys the interactions she has with the clients and their pets. Animals have been a passion of hers since she was young. Having the opportunity to work with the VMC team has renewed her passion to strengthen the bond we have with our pets and see them live pain free lives. At home, Tanya and her partner Curtis have 2 cats and a disabled dog that has lost both his eyes. Tanya loves travelling and experiencing other cultures, camping and developing her skills and self-knowledge.

Secret Aspiration: To operate a huge animal sanctuary on an acreage where dogs and cats could live out their lives or get adopted. The sanctuary would have it's own vet clinic and staff, volunteers to play with the animals and multiple spacious housing options. No more euthanizing unwanted animals and over full rescue fosters!

Hunter grew up on an acreage outside of Tisdale Saskatchewan with three sisters and a lot of dogs! From a young age, she feared dogs big and small but as she grew she slowly started to love them. In middle school, she decided she wanted to be a vet tech so she could play a role in helping heal our furry friends. She graduated from High School in 2020 and from Sask Polytechnic with a Diploma in Veterinary Technology in June of 2022. She started working with VMC in July of 2022. Outside of work she enjoys watching movies at home with her wonderful boyfriend and her cat, Waffles. She is looking foward to many great years in his incredible profession.

Secret Aspiration: Open a dog sanctuary and find a home for all the dogs with no family of their own!

Shelby joined the VMC team in October 2022. She completed her Diploma in Veterinary Technology at Saskatchewan Polytechnic in 2017. Her career in veterinary medicine started when she was 18 years old. Shelby’s main interests are surgery, anesthesia and pain management. She loves feline patients, especially when they come with extra attitude. Shelby finds joy in getting to be a part of such an integrative clinic and seeing patients’ medical journeys over time.
Shelby shares her home with two cats, Miss Pickles and Basil, a Labrador Retriever named Lux and a CCRezQ mix breed named Sage. In her free time, she enjoys reading, going to the lake, collecting plants and cooking.

Secret aspiration: to retire and own a cat ranch.

Kristen Moore went to school at the University of Saskatchewan from 2007-2013. She graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology as well as a Master’s of Physical Therapy. After graduating from physical therapy Kristen completed her Diploma in Canine Rehabilitation through the Canadian Physical Therapy Association. At Veterinary Mobility Center, Kristen is a canine rehabilitation practitioner. This involves assessment, as well as delivery of rehabilitation programs, which include manual therapy, exercise prescription, and modalities. Kristen takes the same principles of treatment that she uses in her human physical therapy practice and applies them to a canine population. Kristen’s favourite part of the job is when she gets to see a dog who came into an appointment in pain leave with a wagging tail. She has two dogs, who accompany Kristen on many canoeing, hiking, and rock climbing trips. Kristen also continues to work part-time as a physical therapist with humans in a private practice clinic in Regina.

Secret Aspiration: To be a world class violin player.

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Cherise grew up in Saskatoon but moved to Regina after high school to be closer to family. She has always had a love for learning and animals and feels she has her dream job working at the Veterinary Mobility Center, where she is constantly learning as much as she can about the field of canine rehabilitation. Cherise enjoys the team atmosphere here at Veterinary Mobility Center, as well as the relationships she forms with the clients and patients. She is our OrthoPets Case Manager and is happy to answer any inquiries about the different braces we can offer. She also helps assist with treatments such as laser, underwater treadmill, and exercise sessions. Cherise is interested in learning how the body functions and seeing the progression of each individual case. In her free time she loves hiking with her dogs, being active outdoors (especially while playing ultimate frisbee!), reading and road trips.

Secret Aspiration: To hike the Pacific Crest Trail!

Stephanie joined the team in November of 2020 after a 25 year career in Human Resources. She has known Dr. Hudye for many many years as a pet owner and always joked that her dream job in retirement would be to work VMC! She works behind the scenes on the business side of VMC and is here to provide support to the VMC team. From time to time you may see her helping out at reception or with your pets in their appointments. Stephanie lives in Regina with her husband and two cats - Sammy and Finnegan.

Secret Aspiration: To compete on a cooking show on Food Network Canada!

Trinity was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan. As she was finishing high school, she knew she wanted to work with animals but wasn't sure in what capacity. Over the years, she worked a variety of administrative jobs, eventually settling as a receptionist at a local veterinary clinic in 2015. She can't imagine working in any other field as this combines her love of animals and people. She lives here in the city with her husband of 15 years, their 11 year old daughter and two dogs - Ghost and Titus. Trinity jokes that starting to work at VMC was one of the only good things to come out of 2020! Since starting here, she loves seeing what is possible through rehabilitation and enjoys watching the animals progress.

Secret Aspiration: To sing/dance/perform on stage!

Maren was born and raised right here in Regina. She originally wanted to study to be a curator, but after she started working with wildlife, she never looked back. She has one dog at home, a little Maltese/Shih Tzu cross named Nestle, and she’s hoping to one day expand her fuzzy family. She first joined our clinic in May 2023 as a practicum student and became a full-time employee after graduating from Olds College in Alberta with her Veterinary Medical Receptionist certificate. Though she initially wanted to work in an emergency animal hospital, she quickly fell in love with working at the Vet Mobility Center after seeing how alternative medicine changes the lives of pets.

When she isn’t working, Maren enjoys tending to her houseplants, which have quickly turned her house into a jungle despite her family’s protests. She enjoys travelling with her family and hopes to travel the globe when she retires.
Fun fact: Maren graduated high school with a French diploma, so not only is she fluent in English but French as well!

Secret aspiration: Go backpacking in Germany with her dad!

Amanda grew up in a small farming community east of Saskatoon, until her family moved to Warman. Growing up around animals infused a love and passion for animals. This led Amanda to the University of Saskatchewan where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, majoring in Animal Science in 2016. After graduation, she continued to work full time at a dairy barn near Warman. Amanda moved to Weyburn for a brief time and then moved to Regina where she joined the VMC team in October of 2020. She has completed her certification in Canine Fitness from the Companion Animal Sciences Institute. Amanda lives with her dog, Mae. She enjoys travelling, staying active and baking.

Secret Aspiration: To master speaking in different accents! (fueled by her love of travel!)

Taylor grew up in White City and has a love for the family farms by Odessa! Growing up, going to the farm weekend after weekend led Taylor to the love of every farm animal, especially cows. Adding goats and cows to the herds has been her joy and happiness. She has a pup named Harlow, a Bluetick Coonhound, and thanks to her there is never a dull moment, and she keeps Taylor on her toes. She also works at the farm and helps at Candiac Auction Mart. Taylor attended University of Regina for education for one year when she realized she wanted to be working with animals every day! She has been in the industry for 2 years and wouldn’t ever look back! Being at VMC has allowed Taylor to form relationships with clients and patients and soak up the amazing environment with amazing coworkers.

Taylor recently finished her Canine Exercise Therapy Certificate and underwater treadmill course so she has started more hands on work with patients. Learning the anatomy of animals and what is required to function and heal has been a great opportunity. She looks forward to supporting in the healing process of pets and allowing them to enjoy living their best life every day.

Taylor is best known for her ability to sprinkle sunshine and smiles on everyone!

Secret aspiration: To build an old style farm house looking out onto the family farm with all the farm animals and to run a feed lot of her own.

Mychaela was born and raised in Regina. She volunteered at the humane society throughout her 4 years in high school. She has always had a love for animals, but didn’t start working with them until she was 18, at a local pet store. She is a sucker for small animals and exotics, but her heart belongs to dogs. She is a certified professional dog groomer, but left that field because she wanted to expand her knowledge in the veterinary field and experience everything medicine has to offer. She has been in the veterinary field for almost 5 years now, and it’s nothing short of her passion and purpose. She loves VMC because she can really see the progress when she is helping these animals . She loves how much she has learned about the body just by learning how to do laser therapy. When she is not at work, she likes to be outdoors with her 5 rescue dogs and amazing fiancee- taking road trips, camping, hiking and exploring our beautiful province. Mychaela likes to think of herself as an amateur photographer, and really enjoys getting great nature shots. She also has 3 cats, and 1 tarantula! When not outdoors, she loves to spend her time cooking and watching movies!

Secret Aspiration: Zoo Keeper!

Emma was born in a small town in Manitoba but eventually relocated to Regina with family. She has one dog named Penelope, a Staffy Pitbull cross, who she loves very much. She had many animals growing up – dogs, cats, guinea pigs and bunnies. As a kid she had always wanted to work with animals but never got into the field and took a different direction. As she got older, she realized she wanted to change paths and start a career and found the Veterinary Mobility Center! She absolutely loves what she does – she finds it so rewarding and so wholesome. She loves being able to interact with all kinds of dogs and cats. She really enjoys the rehab aspect of being an assistant and how hands on it is along with the continual learning. Her hobbies include collecting plants, gardening and baking.

Secret aspiration: To backpack across Europe!

Hannah was born and raised in Regina, Sask. She has always had a love for animals & grew up having dogs and cats. She started out in 2018 working at a rural mixed practice for one year where her love for veterinary medicine grew. She then moved to a clinic in Regina where she expanded her knowledge for three years and has since transitioned to VMC in March of 2023 to further her understanding of mobility in animals & orthopedic surgeries.

She is currently living with her fiancé Wyatt, their two dogs Atlas (Labrador Retriever) and Apollo (Shepherd Husky cross) and their two kitties Mango & Ginger. When not at work, you can find Hannah at the lake, the gym or working on her tattooing skills!

Secret Aspiration: To be a stay at home mom on a big acreage in a house she designed with all the animals in the world!

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