Meet the Team at Sequist Animal Hospital

Meet our experienced team at Sequist Animal Hospital in Morristown, VT, where we bring passion and expertise together to foster a nurturing environment for your beloved pets. Join us in our mission to provide the best possible care for your furry companions!

Meet Our Staff

Get to Know Our Morristown, VT Veterinary Team

Veterinarians

Dr. Emily Bond

Dr. Bond attended veterinary school at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, graduating in 2010. Dr. Bond joined the practice in January 2013.

Dr. Bond is our specialist in the fields of acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, and Physical Rehabilitation.

She is certified in both acupuncture (through the Chi Institute) and Physical Rehabilitation (through the University of Tennessee Canine Physical Rehabilitation Program) and is pursuing certification in Chinese Herbal Medication (through the Chi Institute).

She also performs Veterinary Cold Laser Treatment and Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulation and performs surgeries at our hospital and is one of the emergency care doctors.

Although she works with small animals at the hospital, Dr. Bond also makes house calls for both small and large animals.

As a native Vermonter, Dr. Bond is happy to be back in Vermont, living with her family in Johnson. In her free time, you can find her enjoying time with her newborn daughter and her husband, walking her dogs, reading, and gardening.

Dr. Tom Strolle

Dr. Strolle graduated from the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine in 1997. He lives in Jeffersonville with his wife and son, three cats, a chihuahua mix, and a box turtle.

He and his wife, Kate, grew up in Addison county, Vermont, where they attended the prom together, but then went their separate ways until married years later in California.

Eventually, Vermont called them home to be closer to their extended family in New England. Dr. Strolle enjoys the outdoors for skiing, hiking, and paddleboarding.

He plays multiple instruments and mostly plays with friends but has been known to join a band to do a gig or two. If you attend any local flea market or estate sale, there’s a good chance you will see him hunting for treasures and rare old things.