About Us
Unleashed on 42 is a doggy daycare, boarding and canine chiropractor facility. Marie and Brent, the management team, are both avid and long time dog lovers. The logo for Unleashed on 42 is inspired by Marie and Brents' devoted Vizsla Gryph.
Located in Sebringville, Unleashed on 42 offers a rural setting for your dogs to run free, socialize, and live their best dog life.
Unleashed on 42 is in between Kitchener and London, with nearby cities of Stratford, Avonton, Russeldale, Mitchell,
Gads Hill, Milverton, Brunner and more.
Marie Fraser
Marie’s love of dogs stems from a lifetime growing up around dogs & horses. Having past experience working in a veterinary clinic, she has a keen interest in canine nutrition and rehabilitation.
As an adult, her current canine companion, Gryph, has led her to delve into whole new realms of the dog world. While training her beloved Viszla, she’s learned more than ever about scent detection, hunting, tracking and obedience.
Whether canine, equine or…goat, Marie always makes sure to put her animals and their needs at the top of her priority list.
Brent Hulshof
Brent grew up on a farm, surrounded by animals. His family had a particular fondness for yellow labs that Brent cherished.
From raising pigs at 5 years old, to being an avid rider, Brent has animal care-giving built into his genetics. Now with three horses, a goat and Gryph, Brent continues the joy of spending time playing, exercising and training animal behaviour.
Our Staff
Sharly Graham
Head of HR
Emily Cook
General Manager
Hannah Reed
Design & Marketing Lead
Sarah Johns
Animal Care Specialist
Jessica Symington
Animal Care Specialist
Jenna Bouw
Animal Care Specialist
Land Acknowledgement
It is important to us at Unleashed On 42 to acknowledge the original keepers of the land we have the privilege of operating on. Unleashed On 42 occupies the traditional, ancestral, and modern day territory of the Anishinabewaki, Attiwonderonk (Neutral), Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Wendat, the Odawa, and the Mississauga people. Modern day Goderich sits on a territory that has traditionally been governed but two treaties — the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant of 1701, as well as the Huron Tract Treaty (Treaty 29) of 1827. The Dish With One Spoon covenant was based on laws used by indigenous peoples dating back before 1142 AD — in particular, an agreement made between the Anishnaabe and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, where both Nations maintained their sovereignty while peacefully protecting and managing shared resources in the Great Lakes Basin. Treaty 29 was entered into in July of 1827, where eighteen Anishinaabek Chiefs agreed to trade resources with representatives of the British Crown (the Canada Company).
