As Chief of Staff at Hampstead Animal Hospital, Dr. Fraysse is proud to be part of such a knowledgeable, professional team. He believes the exceptional dedication to quality care and medicine practiced here sets the hospital apart. He has enjoyed seeing the hospital grow over the years to become the AAHA-accredited hospital that it is today!

Dr. Fraysse lives in Epsom with his wife, Karen, on a farm that is full of four-legged friends! Their busy household includes two dogs named Ellie and Levi, who are incredibly loving and enjoy playing together in the yard. They have one cat named Charlotte as well as several horses. On Dr. Fraysse’s farm are also many pet goats, pigs, and chickens – they have all become members of the family and make it a wonderful, eventful place!

Dr. Fraysse graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in Animal Science and a minor in Equine Science. He obtained his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Iowa State University. He previously served as Medical Director at one of the largest emergency, specialty, and general practice hospitals in New Hampshire. He became chief of staff at Hampstead Animal Hospital in 2008.

Dr. Fraysse has expertise in the areas of preventative medicine, internal medicine, surgery, exotics, and the special needs of geriatric pets. When he is not working he enjoys running, triathlons, horseback riding, hiking, and traveling.

As Chief of Staff of Hampstead Animal Hospital, Dr. Storey has been thrilled to watch the practice develop over the years. He is so proud of our exceptional team, as they embrace our shared values and culture of professionalism, dedication to client service, compassion, and quality care. Under Dr. Storey and Dr. Fraysse’s leadership and vision, the dedicated team at Hampstead Animal Hospital achieved certification with the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). He looks forward to continuing the hospital’s commitment to AAHA principles as the practice continues to grow.

Dr. Storey resides in Derry, NH with his family and a full household of four-legged friends. At his home they have a rescued lab/hound mix named Cooper who finds equal enjoyment in both hiking and lounging, they have two cats named Winston and Pumpkin who are a constant source of affection and entertainment, and they have a beautiful draft-cross paint named Rose. Outside their home you’ll find 6 chickens, which provide eggs and constant entertainment.

Dr. Storey enjoys many different aspects of small animal medicine but he has a particular interest in senior care, diagnostic imaging (ultrasound), pain management, anesthesia, dentistry, cardiology, and surgery. Dr. Storey graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology with a degree in Biology and a minor in Psychology. He attended Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated at the top of his class. He previously served as Medical Director at a large veterinary emergency and general practice in Atlanta, GA. Dr. Storey became chief of staff at Hampstead Animal Hospital in 2008.

When he’s not practicing medicine Dr. Storey loves to stay active by playing tennis, road and mountain biking, hiking around the White Mountains (and in the Western U.S. when he can get there!), and kayak touring around New England. He loves traveling, especially to National Parks and scenic areas in Maine, and enjoys spending time home brewing craft beer.

Dr. Norris lives in Derry, NH with her family. When not at Hampstead Animal Hospital she loves hiking because of the physical challenge of it, and because it can be so relaxing and rewarding. She also enjoys horseback riding, especially when her horse, Rose, is up for a great trail ride.

Dr. Norris has quite the busy household! Over the years she and her family have adopted many pets. Winston was surrendered to the hospital where she worked as a tiny kitten. He’s very intelligent, plays hide and seek, and is a constant source of fun in their lives! Their other cat, Pumpkin, was adopted from an emergency clinic. He has a portosystemic shunt, which requires him to be on a prescription diet and medication to support his liver function. He is extremely sweet and mischievous. He loves to EXPLORE cabinets, play in his tunnel, or spend the day relaxing in his hammock.

They also have a lab/hound mix named Cooper, who is a rescue from Mississippi. He is very affectionate, loves to walk in the woods, and loves to be scratched. When you add in Dr. Norris’ horse, Rose, and six chickens that were recently added to the household – you have one busy place!

Dr. Norris went into the veterinary field because she loves helping animals and continually learning about medicine. She graduated from the University of Alaska with a degree in Biology, and earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Tennessee. Following graduation, she completed a one year internship in small animal medicine and surgery at the Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston.

Dr. Hwang resides in Rye with her husband and two children. Her pet family includes a hound named Butters who has brought them so much joy. In her free time she enjoys skiing, surfing, cycling, taking nature walks with her children, and going to the beach. She also enjoys reading, photography, and jigsaw puzzles!

Dr. Hwang graduated Magna Cum Laude from Bowdoin College with a degree in Biology and a minor in French. She obtained her Doctor of Veterinary Degree from Tufts University. Following veterinary school, Dr. Hwang completed an intensive one year internship in small animal medicine and surgery.

Dr. Senechal is particularly passionate about feline medicine, anesthesia, neurology, and end of life care. She has a specific interest in soft tissue surgery and enjoys providing dental care to patients. She was inspired as a young girl to be a veterinarian and never gave up on the dream! She attended Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH for her undergraduate degree in Biology. She then obtained her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine degree from Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine.

Dr. Senechal and her husband are the proud owners of two cats, Kirk and Deckard. Both are orange tabbies and too smart for their own good. Kirk knows a variety of tricks (sit, stay, high five, etc). He is also a well-traveled cat as he flew back and forth multiple times with Dr. Senechal while she was in vet school! Deckard is a snuggle-bug whose favorite thing is to play with ice cubes and eat cardboard boxes.

When she is not providing veterinary care for families, she enjoys playing video games with her husband, kayaking both on the ocean and in rivers, camping in the mountains of NH and in Maine, and playing softball.

Dr. Corti performs both orthopedic and general surgery at the most trusted of places, the primary care veterinarians’ hospital, and services the North Shore of Boston and southern New Hampshire. She is certified to perform PennHip radiographs and became certified as a Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner by the University of Tennessee in 2006. Her VetStem certification was completed in January 2019 which allows her to do stem cell therapies using patients’ own fat tissue. In addition to her traveling surgeon duties Dr. Corti teaches at North Shore Community College in Danvers, MA in the Veterinary Technology Program as an adjunct Professor. She is passionate about pain management in both cats and dogs, utilizes advanced analgesic techniques as part of her anesthesia protocols, and continues to educate herself on multimodal ways to treat acute and chronic pain in small animals. Her additional interests are in reconstructive skin surgery, tendon and ligament injuries, and the medical treatment of joint dysplasia and osteoarthritis.

Dr. Corti lives on the North Shore of Boston with her husband, two children, two cats, and one dog. She competes in OCR or obstacle course racing and running, and enjoys snowboarding, playing board games with her family, and working on her Ancestry family tree.

Dr. Spencer, an upstate New York native, knew she wanted to be a veterinarian from a young age. Growing up around horses, and problem solving through various medical conditions her own horse experienced, instilled a passion and desire to pursue a life of understanding and healing animals. Dr. Spencer completed her Bachelor of Science in neuroscience at the University of New Hampshire and then worked as a veterinary technician for two years before starting veterinary school. She received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine. Some of her favorite memories while in Minnesota were working with elk and white tailed deer on surveillance and control of reportable cervid diseases.

Dr. Spencer worked at Hampstead Animal Hospital during veterinary school and fell in love with the hospital team and what the practice stood for — exceptional patient care, high quality medicine, and compassion for both patients and clients. She feels excited and privileged to join the practice now as a veterinarian!

Within the field of veterinary medicine, Dr. Spencer is especially passionate about feline medicine, animal behavior and Fear Free practice, cardiology, geriatric medicine and quality of life management. When not practicing veterinary medicine, Dr. Spencer enjoys saltwater fishing here in the North Atlantic Ocean, freshwater fly fishing, mountain climbing, photography, and exploring the beautiful national parks with her family. Dr. Spencer resides in Litchfield, NH with her fiance, two cats (Miles & Bean), Labrador Retriever (Titan), and Border Collie (Mako).

In loving memory of Dr. Joanna Lerner, a devoted doctor, colleague, friend, and mother.
We miss her dearly.