Meet Our Warrenville Grove Animal Hospital Family

Dr. Edward Miner, a proud graduate of Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, has spent his career blending expertise and empathy to provide exceptional care to his patients. While he enjoys every facet of veterinary medicine, his passion lies in surgery and equipping pet owners with the knowledge they need to make the best decisions for their four-legged family members.

Dr. Miner’s roots trace back to a dairy farm in rural upstate New York, where his love for animals began. In 2006, he brought that passion to Chicagoland, moving with his wife, Aileen, and their three children—Carolyn, Phillip, and Sarah—to join Doctors Aaron and Nancy Vigil in founding Warrenville Grove Animal Hospital.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Miner and his family dedicate their time to supporting projects in Romania, Ukraine, Haiti, Guatemala, and Ecuador that care for abandoned and underprivileged children. Whether through caring for pets or helping their families, Dr. Miner’s mission is to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Dr. Lindsay Andsager is thrilled to be back in Naperville, the town where her childhood love for animals first blossomed. From playing veterinarian to her stuffed animals as a kid to performing life-saving surgeries today, Dr. Lindsay has always known her calling.

She majored in biology at Yale University—where she also shined on the uneven bars as a member of the gymnastics team—and earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Illinois in 2017. Since then, she’s honed her skills in small animal medicine, with special interests in oncology, emergency care, and surgery, particularly cesarean sections that bring adorable puppies into the world.

Dr. Lindsay’s approach to veterinary medicine is rooted in compassion and connection. Her experiences on mission trips during high school and college inspired her to make a career of helping both animals and people.

When she’s not at the hospital, you can find Dr. Lindsay working out, exploring new destinations, or doting on her eclectic menagerie of pets: two collies (Berkeley and Juni), two cats (Chai and Grayce), and a betta fish with a lot of personality.

Dr. Sarah Morlock may hail from the wide-open spaces of Wyoming, but for over two decades, she’s called Chicagoland home. Her journey into veterinary medicine began at Pacific Lutheran University, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology, and continued at Washington State University, where she achieved her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 2000.

Known for her gentle touch and problem-solving mindset, Dr. Sarah has a special affinity for feline medicine and internal medicine. Whether diagnosing complex cases or soothing a nervous kitty, she’s a trusted partner for pet parents navigating their animals’ health journeys.

Life outside the clinic is lively for Dr. Sarah, who shares her home with her husband, Scott, their two adventurous young sons, and two spirited Siamese cats: Calypso and Jazz. The family loves exploring national parks and dreams of overseas adventures once the kids are a bit older. A gifted musician, Dr. Sarah is active in her church’s handbell and sanctuary choirs, and she finds relaxation in playing the piano and tending her garden.

Dr. Harris earned his undergraduate degree in animal sciences and his veterinary degree from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. He brings years of expertise in orthopedic procedures like TPLOs and fracture repair, general surgery, as well as advanced soft tissue surgeries like gastropexy.

In addition to his surgical knowledge, Dr. Harris also provides compassionate general care to ensure your pet(s) will stay happy and healthy every day making him a fantastic addition to our WGAH family.

When he’s not taking care of furry friends, Dr. Harris enjoys spending time with his wonderful family—his wife and two sons, ages 6 and 10. At home, you’ll also find him hanging out with his adorable pets, Stu the Cavalier (shown) and Terry the Pekingese! In his spare time, Dr. Harris loves playing the guitar, bass, drums, and tinkering with cars.