Welcome to Sadie, a veterinary urgent care named in honor of one beloved black lab.
We practice investigative medicine, working with you to uncover the source of your pet’s ailment and treat it quickly.
Take a tour through our space.
The Founders
Dr. Jenica Wycoff
Jenica’s career includes both emergency medicine and general practice, giving her the ability to investigate complex cases and also manage long-term health. A graduate of UC Davis’ School of Veterinary Medicine, she has a particular passion for treating endocrine and ocular diseases.
She lives in town with her one-eyed cattle dog Bones and her old-lady cats, LP and Ricky Bobby.
Dr. Malia Goodell
Born in Hawaii, Malia moved to Portland after graduating from the Colorado State’s College of Veterinary Medicine. She's spent her entire career honing her abilities in emergency clinics with special interest in trauma and internal medicine.
She has two pets running around at home, a rambunctious puppy named Annie and Sky the wise grey cat.
Dr. Cindy Galbreath
Cindy’s career spans both emergency and shelter medicine. A graduate of UC Davis’ School of Veterinary Medicine, she’s currently a member of the Portland Veterinary Medical Association Board of Directors with an interest in greater equity in the profession and broadening access to care in the community.
Her shepherd mix Wally is always nearby, be it in the backyard or stepping out of their old camper van in the backcountry.
The People of Sadie
Dr. Kim Krug
DVM
Dr. Krug grew up in Parker, CO and after graduating from Colorado State University’s Veterinary Medicine program, she completed a medicine and surgery internship at the Veterinary Specialty Center of Seattle, where she would stay on as an emergency and critical care staff doctor.
Grace
Certified Veterinary Technician
A mushroom-hunting Oregonian raised at the coast, Grace likes to hang at the river with her wife and grumble of pugs.
Kyla
Certified Veterinary Technician
A Portlander who fell in love with vet medicine in Georgia, Kyla enjoys crafting amidst the chaos of three dogs and two cats.