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Dr. Ronald M. Kraft, co-owner of Trooper Veterinary Hospital, grew up in central New Jersey, went to Penn State, and then finished Veterinary School at Purdue University in 1974. In addition to celebrating 34 years at TVH, he is the proud papa of a SPCA rescued dog, Leonard, a yellow Labrador. |
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Dr. Michael J. Herman, co-owner of Trooper Veterinary Hospital, was raised in Trooper, attended Susquehanna University and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 1981. He has been at TVH for 27 years and shares his home with two cats, Isabelle & Ralph. |
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Dr Dawn J. Goldacker hails from Levitown, PA. She went to Penn State and is a 1994 graduate of Oklahoma State Veterinary School. She joined TVH in 1995, and has two dogs, Pitbull mixes, Demo and Pinto. Her rescued kitties are Stridor, Marvin, Bianco and Morena. |
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Dr. Susan M. Wich comes from the Hudson Valley of New York. She graduated Hofstra University, NY, and then Veterinary School at the University of Missouri, Columbia in 1998. She's been with TVH since 2001 and shares her home with Piper, an Old English Bulldog, and her cats Tasha & Honey. |
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Dr. Tara-Jean Cleary joined the team in 2007. Originally from Connecticut, she graduated from the University of Vermont and earned her DVM at Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. Her Papillons, Dyna and Niko share her home, along with her cats Miles and Maizy and her Doberman Pinscher pup, Angus.
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Dr. Danielle M. Reinhardt is a Doylestown PA native and a Penn State graduate. She earned her VMD from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 1999. Her menagerie of pets includes dogs: Lulu, Mabel, and Samson, cats: Roxie, Smokey, Flower, Mr. Scrappy, Lucy, Smeagol, Bonehead, Gremlin, and Kittan, as well as one rat, two guinea pigs, and four birds. |
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Dr. Max J. Herman graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine in 1959. He practiced general veterinary medicine until 1993, when he began practicing veterinary dentistry exclusively. In 1998 he passed the dental boards and became a Diplomate of the American Veterinary Dental College. He operates the Animal Dental Clinic and limits his practice to dental patients. Dr. Herman is very involved in the Eastern Veterinary Historical Society and The American Museum of Veterinary History. Visit their site at www.amvm.org |
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