Best Friend's
Animal Hospital

Where Pets are Treated as Family!

OUR TEAM

Dr. Jody  Barry, BSc, DVM
Jody is the sole owner of the clinic since the fall of 2008. She graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007, then practiced at a multi-doctor practice in Lethbridge before moving to Spruce Grove. She enjoys biking, skiing, soccer, music and art, as well as spending time with her Dalmatian, Border Terrier, bearded dragon, Meyer's parrot and rescue bunny.

Mindy Bushey, RVT
Mindy graduated from Lakeland College in 2010 and gained years of valuable experience working with companion animals and exotic pets before joined Best Friend's Animal Hospital in October 2018. She enjoys reading, arts and crafts, and spending time with her many pets, including the handsome Eros.

Hannah Malin, RVT
Hannah graduated from Olds College in June 2019 and began her veterinary career at Best Friend's Animal Hospital in August 2019. Hannah loves all species of animals and is excited to put her training and experience to work helping families and their pets. Hannah likes camping and spending time with her dog Hope and two cats Kitty and GK.

Victoria Hoffman, RVT
Victoria started at Best Friend's Animal Hospital as a volunteer student. She has since graduate from Olds College and has come back to us as a part-time Veterinary Technician. She has a special interest in exotic pets and in her spare time likes reading, movies and spending time at with her family, which includes her two adorable cats Cleo and Sam.

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Ruby, CAT
Ruby was brought to us in December 2008 by a wonderful lady who found her hit by a car on the side of the road. Ruby had no identification but was such a sweet cat we decided to fix her up and keep her until we could find the owner. We performed surgery to remove her badly broken tail and over weeks of healing no one came forward to claim her. We've since named her 'Ruby' and promoted her to a permanent position of Clinic Cat. Ruby seems very happy to have found a new safe home but not every animal is as lucky as her. That is why we urge all pet owners to permanently identify their pets with a tattoo and/or microchip. A collar with identification is also recommended but remember these are often lost!