Our Team in Rye, NH
Sagamore Animal Hospital is proud to care for your pets with a team offering years of experience, accumulated knowledge, and unwavering compassion for animals and their humans. We invite you to meet the doctors and staff members who will be here to welcome you and your companion when you arrive for your first visit!
To make an appointment, call (603) 431-8785 or use our online form!
Dr. Michael Schafer
I have worked at Sagamore Animal Hospital since 1987 and have been the proud owner since 1989. I am fortunate to have an incredibly conscientious and dedicated staff and wonderful clients. My personal life revolves around my wife and two adult children. We are expecting our first grandchild in August! Our home farm includes 9 horses, 3 cats, 3 dogs, 8 chickens and a pot belly pig named Archie. I enjoy many things outdoors including hiking, biking, camping, snow boarding and boating. I like building projects and woodworking as well. My most enjoyable therapy though is trail running with my Jack Russell Terrier, Tia.
Dr. Whitney Fry
My name is Whitney Fry. Originally from Oklahoma, I graduated from Oklahoma State University School of Veterinarian Medicine in 2014. I then made the move to New England and completed a one-year small animal internship at Tufts Cummings. After working at a busy ER hospital in Massachusetts for over 5 years, I am excited to take on a new adventure in General Practice with Sagamore Animal Hospital. My husband, Brian, and I moved to York, Maine last summer and we are enjoying coastal living. We have a cat named Milo. In my free time I enjoy hiking, camping and travel.
Dr. Brie Dichter
My name is Dr. Brie Dichter. I am a Massachusetts native. I attended Northeastern University in Boston and then completed my studies at The Ohio State University School of Veterinary Medicine. I have spent the last few years in Denver, Colorado at a large speciality small animal practice. I recently moved back to New England to be closer to family and the coast. I find passion in treating geriatric patients and strengthening the human-animal bond. In my free time I keep busy with my three sons Wesley, Henry and Wyatt.
Dr. Sonja Krygeris
Dr. Sonja Krygeris grew up in southern New Hampshire. She graduated from the Atlantic Veterinary College in 2015 and completed a small animal rotating internship at Tufts in 2016. Dr. Krygeris has experience working in both general practice and shelter medicine. She has a special interest in preventative care, geriatric medicine, low-stress veterinary visits, and soft tissue surgery. Dr. Krygeris completed additional training in dentistry at the Animal Dental Training Center in 2017 and became Fear Free certified in 2018. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling and spending time outdoors camping, skiing, and kayaking.