
Susan’s passion for animals led her to pursue a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree at the Ontario Veterinary College. Although trained as a veterinarian, Susan has spent the larger part of her career as a Clinical Audiologist and business owner, working in both hospital and private clinic settings, where she values the personal connections she develops through client education and counselling. Her combination of veterinary knowledge, business experience and a compassionate approach to teamwork brings a valuable perspective to her role as Chair of the UCHS Board of Directors.

Moe has spent much of his career in leadership roles, building businesses, developing relationships, and strengthening organizations. He currently serves as the General Manager for North America at Crystal Mountain Products. With a strong focus on teamwork, accountability, and results, Moe brings valuable business experience to the UCHS Board of Directors. He believes that strong organizations are built by passionate people working toward a common goal.
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Travis Forbes is a passionate nonprofit leader, animal welfare advocate and community builder with a background in fundraising, philanthropy and organizational leadership. He loves bringing people together, building meaningful relationships and turning big ideas into positive impact.
As Executive Director of Upper Credit Humane Society, Travis is excited to build on the organization's strong foundation, strengthen community partnerships and create new opportunities for animals and the people who care about them.

Nancy has a background in public health, with a focus on program planning, evaluation, and continuous improvement. Her career has included working through SARS and COVID-19, as well as with the World Health Organization overseas. These experiences have taught her to think big-picture, anticipate challenges, and turn obstacles into opportunities. She believes in using data and evidence to measure success, understand impact, and create lasting positive change.

A lifelong animal lover with a warm and compassionate nature, Mary joined UCHS to contribute her talents and make a meaningful difference in the lives of animals in need. She is dedicated to helping each animal feel safe and cared for during its stay, while supporting the journey toward a loving, permanent home. No visit to the shelter is complete without Mary spending time with the cats, always with a bag of treats close at hand.

Rajeshree has a background in computer engineering and works as a software developer at TD. Outside of work, she volunteers with UCHS, serving on the Board of Directors and supporting grants and fundraising initiatives. Her life is a mix of computers, spreadsheets, and animals... although the animals are definitely better at convincing her to do things!

Sue has a background in business leadership, supporting teams through growth and change while fostering positive, supportive work environments. She also has hands on experience in animal care, having studied at Georgian College and spent ten years working as a dog trainer in Markham. Sue brings a unique combination of business leadership, people management, and animal care experience to the UCHS Board of Directors.

Alisa is a small business owner who loves people, animals, and being involved in her community. Her household includes cats, dogs, a hamster, a bird, and chickens, so it’s safe to say she has a soft spot for all animals! She enjoys reading, meeting new people, and finding ways to support and encourage others. With a big heart and a passion for helping, Alisa gives her all to the causes she cares about.
Kaitlan is an entrepreneur with a background in marketing, education, and events. Throughout her career, she has focused on connecting people, building relationships, and bringing creative ideas to life. She believes that creativity, compassion, and a strong community can make a meaningful difference. Kaitlan is excited to bring her experience and passion for community involvement to UCHS.