CREDITVIEW EGLINTON ANIMAL HOSPITAL - Key Persons
Dr. Wahba was raised in the countryside where she enjoyed being surrounded with and taking care of many animals from dogs and cats to sheep and goats. When she was young, her family dog, Lucky, passed away after a couple of days of being sick. Unfortunately, they couldn't get him the help he needed as there was no veterinarian in her rural town. Due to this incident, Dr. Wahba became motivated to pursue veterinary medicine and offer the best possible care to the dogs in her community so that they don't go through the pain that Lucky experienced. In her free time, Dr. Wahba loves to keep herself updated with published veterinary articles in order to keep the pets she works with healthy and happy. Whenever any animal visits the hospital, she aims to prioritize their comfort and happiness.
At home, Julia Komada has two beloved furry friends, Georgie and Lola, who are truly the light of her world. Their presence in her life has inspired her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Working with animals is incredibly rewarding for Julia; it's a joy to see them get better and to provide them with the care and love they deserve. Every day, she is grateful for the opportunity to interact with new and old furry friends, knowing that she is making a positive impact on their lives. Their wagging tails and purrs are a constant reminder of the fulfilling nature of her work. Julia is grateful for the opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of animals and their owners.