Dr. Sarah Anger earned a Bachelors of Science degree in Equine Science and then her Degree of Veterinary Medicine both at Colorado State University. Following graduation, she worked at small animal and exotic hospitals in Denver, CO and then Buffalo, NY. Dr Anger’s professional interests include exotic animal surgery, dentistry, and canine sports medicine. She is an active participant in dog agility training and competition with her Border Collie, Sully and her Boston Terrier mix, Breck. She also has 2 cats (Kevin and Paige) and many birds and lizards (and a very tolerant husband!).

Dr. Pita grew up in Saratoga Springs, NY and later moved to the Midwest where she received her Bachelor of Science, Ph.D., and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Purdue University. During her graduate studies, she worked with different wildlife species, conducting research to better understand their vision and behavior. As part of her clinical year of veterinary school, she worked in Africa, studying parasite abundance in antelope, and participated in community outreach to reduce the spread of rabies between people and animals. A life-long learner, Dr. Pita enjoys using research to aid in clinical decision-making. She especially enjoys empowering clients with information to help them make the best decisions for their animals. During her free time, Dr. Pita spends time running, exploring the outdoors, and hanging out with her cockatiel, Peter.

Dr. Ariana Michie is a California native with a passion for adventure. She spent her first two years of undergraduate school at Colorado Mesa University, and her love for marine biology brought her to California State University, Monterey Bay to finish out her Bachelors Degree. She then went on to receive her veterinary degree from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. She enjoys treating smallies such as dogs and cats, but has goals to expand her skills in treating an array of species (such as exotics and aquatics) through her professional career. Some of her hobbies include surfing, snowboarding, and exploring the outdoors with her husband. She currently has one furry friend named Maxie, who is a Bichon Frisé/Shih-Tzu mix who is always looking for a snuggle!

Born and raised in northern California, Dr. Youngblood has a unique appreciation and love for the pacific northwest. She received her bachelors in evolution, ecology, and biodiversity from UC Davis and then moved to eastern Canada where she obtained her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Atlantic Veterinary College. During her education, she focused on animal behavior and zoo/wildlife/exotic animal medicine.

After graduation, she moved down to New England where she completed her small animal rotating Internship and practiced as an emergency veterinarian. After missing the west coast, Dr. Youngblood moved back to continue her passion for small animals, but also for once in a life-time opportunity to work with wildlife and exotics. She has always had a deep passion for these facets of veterinary medicine and is elated to be able to share this love with the people and animals she interacts with every single day.