An elderly lady pets a purring cat and feels a little less lonely. A therapy dog visits a sick boy in hospital. The kids play with their puppy in the park. Pets, large and small, bring joy and companionship to our lives. All they need in return is our care and attention.

If you love animals and want to work with them, the School of Veterinary Sciences welcomes you!

Features and Highlights

• The College is a member of the Ontario Veterinary Technician Educators Association and is recognized by both the Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians and the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association.
• Northern College’s Veterinary Technician and Technology programs receive hundreds of applications from across Ontario.
• The School of Veterinary Sciences usually receives animals from shelters and animal control facilities. The animals are spayed or neutered, treated for any health problems, and vaccinated. Animals that have not been adopted out by the end of the year are sent to shelters and/or rescue organizations for adoption whenever possible.

Watch for Companion Animal Rehabilitation, a new three-year program scheduled to start September 2010 pending approval. For updated information, go to www.northernc.on.ca.