Our Team

Dr. Geoffrey Satterfield

Dr Satterfield graduated in 2007 from Tufts University in Massachusetts. After spending eight years in the United States Marine Corps, Dr Satterfield's desire to continue to help people and animals led him into veterinary medicine.

He spent his first few years in veterinary medicine working in a rural practice in South Texas. There he had an opportunity to work on a wide range of animals from wild hogs to dogs to horses and cattle to white tail deer.

Dr Satterfield has spent his last seven years working in Southern Maryland working mostly on dogs, cats, horses, goats and cows. His most memorable veterinary experience was being able to save a 'hog dog' (a dog used for hunting wild hogs) which had his intestines shredded by a wild hog.

When not working Dr Satterfield enjoys spending time with his wife and their two daughters, lifting weights and riding horses. Their menagerie of animals includes three horses, two rescue dogs and two cats.

Dr. Amy Blakeslee

After joining the practice at Norwichtown Veterinary Hospital in the spring of 2021, Dr Blakeslee began her third iteration of her veterinary career. Her college career began at the University of Connecticut where she earned her Bachelor of Science with Honors in Animal Science. Next she headed to the Atlantic Veterinary College on Prince Edward Island, Canada. In 1991, freshly minted with a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine, she was hired as a large animal veterinarian to serve eastern Connecticut and Rhode Island. She held this position for 11 years. During this time, she was married and gave birth to two girls. The challenges of practicing both motherhood and veterinary medicine lead to the decision to scale back on her work life. She was offered a part-time job at a clinic to practice small animal medicine and surgery in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut. She accepted this challenging new role which transitioned to full time over the 19 years she was there. Dr Blakeslee most recently enrolled and completed the CCRP course in small animal rehabilitation offered by the University of Tennessee. She hopes to incorporate this new exciting field into her work at Norwichtown Veterinary Hospital.
Dr Blakeslee lives on a farm in Lebanon with her husband and three girls. Her husband, a professional builder, timber framed their house and barn and they have been living there for 30 years. They have kept busy raising hay, chickens, pigs, and beef over the years. Her true passion is her horses. As an avid horsewoman, she spends much of her time off in the saddle on one of their three horses exploring the trails and enjoying God’s creation.

Dr. Hannah Cox

Dr. Cox graduated from the Atlantic Veterinary College on Prince Edward Island, Canada in 2020. She is originally from British Columbia, Canada and received her Bachelor of Science in Biology from George Washington University in Washington, DC where she also played Division I water polo.

Dr. Cox enjoys working with small animals as well as a variety of farm animals. She is interested in veterinary dental medicine as well as animal behavior.
When not at the clinic Dr. Cox can be found on a hiking trail, swimming in any given body of water, or going to escape rooms. She is the loving owner of one handsome mutt, Ike, and one crazy sphynx cat, Walnut.

Dr. Lindsay Tretter

Dr. Tretter graduated from the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine in 2023. She attended the University of Connecticut for undergrad with a degree in Animal Science.

Originally from Massachusetts, she is happy to be back and working in the New England area. Dr. Tretter enjoys working with many species from large to small. She is the proud owner of a variety of species herself, including a quarter horse (Mercury), golden retriever puppy (Franklin) and cat (Twix). In her free time, she enjoys skiing in Vermont and summertime on Cape Cod.

Dr. Tretter looks forward to meeting all of your animal family members!

Dr Sheila Tucker - In Memoriam, 2023

Dr Tucker joined our practice full time June of 2021 after having filled in part time through 2020. She received her Bachelor’s degree from Saint Anselm College in 2003, her Master’s degree in Animal Science from UCONN in 2005 and her DVM from the Atlantic Veterinary College on Prince Edward Island in 2009. Dr Tucker has cared for animals on both sides of the CT/RI border since returning home to CT from Canada to start practicing.
Dr Tucker is married, has one son and a pile of animals that live both in her house and out in the barnyard.