Kristin Sulis, DVM

Practice Owner, Veterinarian

		“I created Mt. Tabor Veterinary Care to address the growing desire of families to be more involved in their pet’s medical care. I have always practiced as a partner in veterinary care but now we have the facility and the systems to make it a more comfortable and involved experience.”
Education		Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – University of Illinois 1997 Bachelor of Science in Animal Science – University of Illinois 1992
Professional		Current member of the following veterinary organizations: American Association of Feline Practitioners Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management American Veterinary Medical Association Oregon Veterinary Medical Association Portland Veterinary Medical Association American Animal Hospital Association Veterinary Information Network Professional interests include behavior medicine (especially feline), nutrition, obesity management, dermatology, dentistry, and backyard chicken medicine and surgery. Current member of the following organizations: Belmont Area Business Association Friends of Mt. Tabor Park Ladies Who Launch
Volunteer		“Volunteering my time and veterinary abilities to help feral and homeless animals allows me to give back to the community, helping out in areas where my unique skills are needed.” Member Leadership Council – Oregon Veterinary Medicine Association Past Board Member Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon Volunteer Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon Volunteer Portland Animal Welfare Team Volunteer Oregon Humane Society Volunteer Cat Adoption Team
The Loves of My Life		“My husband and I share our home with a crazy poodle named DeeDee and an always entertaining talking budgie named Begeezus.” Passions and Hobbies: Cooking (and eating) – I am truly a foodie at heart Reading – Books to me are a guilty pleasure, there have been many times where the dishes were in the sink and the laundry was piling up but I had to read just one more chapter. Birding – I love watching birds and their interactions with each other and their environment. Hiking, Snowshoeing, Kayaking, Rock Climbing, Camping – Active outdoor sports give me exercise and the great excuse to be out in nature.