2025

Outstanding Pets of Nethery Planning

Thank you for your interest in our roster of good boys and good girls, proudly submitted by our team. Each has been certified in excellence, charm, and exemplary workplace morale. Well, maybe everyone…
Read on to find out!

Cappy (Captain)

AGE 10
Submitted by Jen Chantler, Planner
Most likely to spot endangered birds during an Environmental Assessment.
Oskar

AGE 10
Submitted by Jenna Versteeg, Planning Assistant
Would like to explore more public engagement work next year (more people = more treats and pets).
Piper (tabby) and Tux

BOTH AGE 11
Submitted by Jenna Versteeg, Planning Assistant
Tux: Most likely to type out an entire Official Plan by falling asleep on top of the keyboard.
Piper: Best Public Speaker.
Marigold

AGE 2
Submitted by Denise Landry, Principal Planner
Proposed a holding symbol on the backyard until squirrel impacts are studied.
Mickey

AGE 14.5
Submitted by Denise Landry, Principal Planner
Most likely taking scrupulous notes during his owner’s Zoom calls to become the next Nethery Planning Planning Assistant.
Mylo

AGE 13.5
Submitted by Denise Landry, Principal Planner
Most interesting project he worked on was the Zoning By-Law modernization and proposing new definitions for “good boy” and “petting requirements.”
Gracie

AGE 6
Submitted by Bea Kwak, Business Development Manager
Most likely to interrupt an open house in search of positive feedback (and belly rubs.)
Carleton (tabby) and Boots

AGES 6 AND 3
Submitted by Michelle Diplock, Principal Planner
Carleton: Resident NIMBY.
Boots: Most likely to be the future resident you’ll never hear from in consultations.
Knight

AGE 6
Submitted by Nicole Root, Business Operations Manager
Most likely to spread pawsitivity, one company newsletter at a time.
Noble

AGE 6
Submitted by Nicole Root, Business Operations Manager
Most likely to run a productivity marathon and still have time for a nap.
Stella

AGE 13
Submitted by Joe Nethery, President and Principal
Most likely to be neither exemplary nor outstanding.