Daniel R. Savage, DVM

Dr. Savage was raised in Kalispell, MT and is a 1978 graduate of Flathead High School. As an undergraduate, he attended Montana State University, University of Massachusetts, University of Montana and Flathead Valley Community College. In 1988, Dr. Savage graduated from Colorado State University College of Veterinary Medicine.

His local experience in agriculture and love of the outdoors inspired his interest in both domestic and wild animals. In addition to practicing small animal medicine, Dr. Savage has taken an active role in wildlife research. This includes wolverines, raptors, and most recently harlequin ducks.

Dr. Savage is married to Sally Hash, a second grade teacher at Edgerton Elementary School. They are often seen together hiking, skiing, and exploring the vast trail systems throughout the Flathead Valley.

Barrett W. Edgren, DVM

Dr. Edgren is a Colorado native who grew up on the Rocky Mountain Front Range in Greeley. He graduated from University High School in 1988. After pursuing a degree in biology with additional interests in chemistry and mathematics, he graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1993. Dr. Edgren attended the Atlantic Veterinary College in Canada where he graduated in 1999 with a degree in Veterinary Medicine.

After graduation, Dr. Edgren practiced in Helena, MT. Having a strong desire to live in the northwest corner of Montana, he eventually moved to Kalispell where he met and married his wife Jodi. Currently, the two of them stay busy raising their two sons and numerous companion animals while enjoying the areas many outdoor activities.

Dr. Edgren enjoys all aspects of general medicine especially the human-animal bond.

Anjie L. Foy – Practice Manager

Anjie was born and raised in Kalispell, MT graduating from Flathead High School in 1988. In 1991, she started working in veterinary medicine as a receptionist and kennel assistant. With a little spunk and her hard work, she is the clinic's "go to" person. Anjie and her husband Kevin, have two dogs, "Couper" and "Gracie Mae" along with two cats, "Zip" and "Bob". Anjie and Kevin have fun camping, boating, and snowmobiling but most of all, they enjoy sitting around the campfire spending time with friends and family.

Glacier – Clinic Mascot

"Glacier" is our clinic mascot who can be seen routinely sleeping in the "go back" file bin. After being abandoned at Woodland Park, she was brought to us soon after we opened our doors by the Kalispell Parks and Recreation Department. She immediately took to the clinic and refuses to leave. "Glacier" helps to keep the clinic in fine working order while harassing the occasional dog when she can. Please be stop in and say 'Hello' to her.

Our Staff