Dr Deborah graduated from the University of Sydney in 2014. Since then, she has worked in several clinics in Singapore.

During vet school, she fell in love with cats. She completed the University of Sydney CVE Feline Medicine course in 2019. In 2021, she achieved membership of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Medicine of Cats by examination. She dearly misses the best cat in the world, DD, who was her inspiration and source of comfort during many late-night study sessions.

Outside of work, Dr Deborah enjoys baking, swimming and travelling around the world.

Dr Judith graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2015. She then worked in Australia for a few years before returning home to sunny Singapore.

Having spent time in both emergency and shelter medicine, she has a diverse background and is a versatile clinician.

She has a soft spot for cats and spends her free time fostering a rotating roster of cats requiring medical nursing care from welfare shelters. Other than that, she enjoys traveling the world and exploring new cultures and foods.

Dr Jo-Ann graduated from University of Melbourne in 2012. Since then, she has been working in Singapore, striving to do her utmost to be an advocate for each of her furry patients.

Strongly believing in providing the best care for every pet in her care, she is currently exploring alternative therapies like Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture.

Dr Jo-Ann loves both dogs and cats, but will forever have a special fondness for Golden Retrievers and a soft spot for terrapins. Outside of work, she can be found reading, crocheting, cafe hopping or trying to befriend her grumpy adopted terrapin, Rei Xi.

Terry is a familiar face here at the clinic where he has dedicated more than a decade of veterinary nursing and taking care of our clients in Kovan.

No question is too silly for him and you can count on his patient and calming presence to take care of your concerns to ensure the best care for your pet.

During his free time, he likes to spend time with his family and bond with his 2 avian pets – a Cockatiel and an Indian Ringneck Parrot.

Jio Jyn’s affinity for animals grew when she was a young child. After graduating with a Diploma in Banking and Finance, she decided to pursue her passion in working with animals by joining the Veterinary industry.

Jio Jyn embarked on her journey in Veterinary Nursing in 2018 which later drove her to further her studies to attain a Specialist Diploma in Veterinary Wellness Care at Temasek Polytechnic.

As a mother of 5 cats and a dog, Jio Jyn hopes to bring comfort and her utmost care to your furkids at Hope Veterinary Care.

Sam is often found caring for stray cats, and this deep affection for them became the driving force which led her to make the significant career change from an Air Force engineer to a Veterinary Nurse.

She is pursuing her Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing and wholeheartedly devotes herself to providing attentive care to each and every animal she encounters.

With her two cats reigning as the loves of her life, she empathises deeply with countless pet owners and strives to offer them the same level of compassion.

Tiffany’s journey with the veterinary industry began with the care of her late miniature Maltese, Duffy, who battled a heart murmur and chronic ear and skin issue. Tiffany found her passion for animal care and joined Hope through her school’s internship. With a Biomedical Science diploma and ongoing studies in Biological Science and Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacology, she hopes to bring in her knowledge to support the diagnosis and treatment in animals, and provide the most meticulous care to your furry friends.

In her downtime, she enjoys channeling her creativity through crochet and design projects. When she is not crafting, Tiffany cherishes moments spent with her Japanese Spitz, Rémy, whose playful antics never fail to bring joy to her.

Currently completing a Diploma in Biomedical Science, Wei Wen discovered her passion for veterinary care when she joined the Hope Team as an intern. This opportunity allowed her to gain invaluable hands-on experience, from assisting in animal care to witnessing the unique bond between pets and their owners. Inspired by the clinic’s dedication to ensuring the well-being of every patient, Wei Wen quickly developed a deep appreciation for the field.

Wei Wen is a valued member of the team, contributing to the clinic’s compassionate and professional environment. Her role has not only enhanced her technical skills but also strengthened her commitment to making a positive impact—whether in the veterinary or human healthcare sectors in the future.

Finding happiness in being surrounded with animals since young, Ray Ann has always been eager to increase her exposure to different species.

Upon graduating from the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Ray Ann finds joy and meaning in helping cats and dogs at Hope Veterinary Care. She is committed to provide quality care and service to the clients and patients that step through our doors.

Working with all sorts of creatures from horses to butterflies in her free time, Ray Ann aims to treat each and every animal she comes across with love and diligence.

Bernice's love for animals has grown from a range of experiences through the years. She's assisted with horse rides while volunteering with special needs organisations and made new furry friends as a dog walker. When she’s back at home, Bernice enjoys the company of her beloved Singapore Special rescue named Bindi.

As a graduate in Psychology, she appreciates that animals can play a big role in the positive outcomes of mental health in people. Now training as a Veterinary nurse, Bernice strives to give the best care possible to all patients, respecting that sacred bond between people and their beloved animals!