Dr. Danyluk had a passion for animals from an early age. Her family would tease her because although she'd watch graphic human surgeries on tv with clinical interest as a young child, she inevitably ended up in tears whenever an animal got hurt or died in a movie. Born and raised in Sudbury, Ontario, she completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Biology in 2002 at Laurentian University, followed by a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph. She was accompanied by Sammy, her senior Poodle mix.

Upon graduating in 2006, she returned to Sudbury to practice veterinary medicine. Dr. Danyluk has a special affection for senior pets and devotes much of her time to ensuring that they lead full and active lifestyles, free of pain and discomfort. Her work as a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist has enabled many of her senior clients to feel better, creating an improved quality of life for both pets and their families. She believes that all senior pets should enjoy their golden years.

Dr. Danyluk lives with her husband, daughter and son, and a Rhodesian Ridgeback named “Super Cooper.” In her spare time, Dr. Danyluk enjoys playing with her kids, running on Sudbury's beautiful trails, and going for motorcycle rides.

Dr. Chamberland was drawn to biology from an early age, but wasn't sure if her patients would have two or four legs. In her last year at Laurentian University, her dog Jessie was struck by an out-of-control car while Dr. Chamberland was holding her leash. Fortunately, Jessie survived. The attending veterinarian allowed her to observe Jessie's treatment, and Dr. Chamberland found her calling.

After completing her studies at the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph, Dr. Chamberland returned home to Sudbury to practice veterinary medicine. Dr. Chamberland finds great satisfaction in performing non-invasive diagnostic techniques to find answers for ailments that might otherwise go undiagnosed. She completed specialized training in ultrasonography in 2008.

Dr. Chamberland shares her home with her husband and two daughters. She enjoys camping and exploring Ontario's beautiful provincial parks. A long-time Ukrainian dance instructor, she and her daughter can usually be spotted at many of Sudbury's festivals. Her furry family is comprised of a Jack Russell Terrier named Jenn who came into their home as a foster pet while recovering from a broken leg. She won their hearts quickly and has been a permanent member of the family ever since. Jenn’s best friend is a grey tabby named Tigger who is very affectionate but will definitely let you know when his food bowl is empty.