Meet the Veterinarians & Team of White Oaks Animal Hospital in Whitby! We’re pleased to provide exceptional vet care for your pets!
Please call us at (905) 444-9995 to speak to one of our caring veterinary staff members!
Dr. Nasir received his DVM in 1997 and an MSc (Hons) in Veterinary Microbiology Degree in 2000. He received his VSTEP (Veterinary Skills Training and Enhancement Program) in 2007 from Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. He practiced for 7 years in a mixed and exotic animal practice prior to his immigration to Canada in 2004.
Dr. Nasir began working in 2008 as a small animal and exotic veterinarian in Pembroke, Ontario. After 2 year in 2010, He moved to Whitby and Starts working in 24 Emergency Hospital in Peterborough Area. He has since developed a special interest in anesthesia, performing surgery, Medicine, Pocket pets, rabbit and birds and Other Exotics. In 2011 Dr. Nasir started his own practice in Whitby to serve the Whitby, Ajax, Oshawa and Durham region.
To further develop his base of knowledge, he attends at least one major international workshop or conference every year and also attends local veterinary meetings and seminars, he is a part of the Veterinary Information Network, subscribes to numerous journals, and networks extensively with other veterinarians.
Dr. Aneeta Hussain completed her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree in 1994 and went on to finish her Masters in clinical medicine and surgery in 1996. After practicing veterinary medicine in small and large animal clinics Dr. Hussain immigrated to Canada. She obtained her license to practice Veterinary Medicine in North America in 2014. After working at a west end hospital, Dr. Hussain accepted a position with White Oaks Animal Hospital as a Veterinarian. Her professional interests include canine, feline and rabbits. Dr. Aneetsa is married and has a daughter. In her off time, she enjoys time with her family, cooking and gardening.
Lesley graduated from Durham College as a Veterinary Assistant in 2006 and before that earned her Equine Diploma from The University of Guelph. Lesley has been with us since 2012 and enjoys meeting new clients and maintaining a close professional relationship with all of our existing clients and their fur babies. She shares her empathy and love for all animals when it comes to dealing with our clients and makes it her mission for you to leave the clinic knowing you have received the best care for your pet.
When not in the office, you can find Lesley at her farm with a plethora of four legged animals, which include her two dogs, four cats and somewhere in there some fish, horses and a donkey! She has a passion for cooking, gardening, camping, horseback riding and kayaking, which she enjoys doing with her two children and her friends.
Hi, my name is Halie and I started at WOAH Fall 2023. I am an RVT who graduated from Seneca College in 2023. My favourite part of the job is meeting all the different furry friends who walk through the door. I am originally from Nova Scotia and have a Bachelor of Arts majoring in History and a Postgraduate Degree in Museum Management. I made the move to Ontario permanently in 2019 to explore a new career with animals. I love all things horses, large animals, Exotics and wildlife. In the future I hope to be a zoo RVT!
In my spare time I enjoy playing video games and spending time with my many pets. I have 1 dog, 2.5 cats, 3 snakes, 1 gecko and a horse.
Grace Janes is a graduate of the veterinary technician program at Georgian College. Her favourite part of the job is knowing she is helping your furry family members stay happy and healthy. She started as a receptionist in a vet hospital and was inspired to learn more and do more by becoming a technician. She has 2 dogs and 2 cats in her family and hopes to add more to the pack in the next year. Her other hobbies include drawing, cooking, hiking, and photography (mostly of her pets).
Aleashia came to White Oaks in 2013 to gather hours to apply to Veterinary College. She volunteered every summer and we liked her so much, we asked her to become a team member in September 2017. Aleashia’s love of animals comes from always having a house full of fuzzy feet. Her family enjoys fostering animals that wouldn’t have been given a second chance. These fosters usually have a medical condition that requires constant care. Her current foster Milo has cerebellar hypoplasia. Aleashia enjoys spending time with her friends, playing sports, dancing and volunteering her time, when not helping us. We hope that Aleashia continues with her vet schooling and becomes a future veterinarian here at White Oaks.
