Dr. Jane Sayler
Dr. Jane Sayler has been in private small animal practice since her graduation from Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1979. Dr. Sayler established the West Frederick Veterinary Hospital in 1983 at the Stonegate Business Center on Route 40 West. In 1994, she and her husband, Ric Sayler, owner of the Grooming Room for Pets, constructed the West Frederick Pet Care Center, which now houses the veterinary hospital.
Dr. Sayler lives in Middletown with her husband. She enjoys antiques, interior design, and spending time with her three sons.
Dr. Stacey DiMaria
Dr. DiMaria received her veterinary degree from Ohio State University in 1984 and has been involved in clinical small animal practice since her graduation. Dr. DiMaria joined West Frederick Veterinary Hospital in October 1992. She treats a variety of species in addition to dogs and cats, including reptiles, ferrets, rabbits, mice and other little critters. Dr. DiMaria is also certified to perform acupuncture on animals.
Dr. DiMaria enjoys many different outdoor activities such as camping, caving, horseback riding, canoeing, cycling and skiing; most of all, she enjoys raising her son, Ari.
Dr. Elizabeth Hennings
Dr. Hennings started her veterinary career in the 5th grade when during an 'interview' with a veterinarian for school she almost passed out from the sight of a dog's lacerated bleeding paw. Fortunately, she has come a long way since then. Dr. Hennings grew up in Ringwood, NJ, and attended Pennsylvania State University for her undergraduate studies. She continued her education at the University of Florida where she obtained her veterinary degree. Following graduation, she was granted a one year internship at the prestigious Oradell Animal Hospital in Paramus, NJ. She was then selected to fill a two year staff veterinarian position at this hospital. Dr. Hennings then returned to Florida where she practiced small animal medicine and surgery for three years while her husband completed his veterinary degree in equine medicine. She enjoys internal medicine and critical care cases. Outside of veterinary medicine she enjoys cooking, hiking, biking, going to the beach, and cheering on the Nittany Lions and Florida Gators. She shares her home with her husband and a crew of crazy dogs.
Linda Littell
Certified Veterinary Practice Manager
Linda joined the hospital in November 2000 and serves as the Practice Manager. She was born and raised in Michigan, and moved to Maryland in 1977 after receiving a commission in the Nurse Corps of the U.S. Navy. In addition to a diploma in nursing, Linda has earned a Bachelors Degree in Health Care Administration and a Masters in Business Administration. She has held healthcare management positions for over 20 years. In 2006, she retired from the US Navy Reserve, having achieved the rank of Commander in the Nurse Corps. In October 2007, Linda attained the designation of Certified Veterinary Practice Manager through the Veterinary Hospital Managers Association.
Linda lives in Thurmont with her husband Bruce, and their two dogs: Odie and T J Hooker.
