Growing up, Dr. Marzullo was very interested in the science and conservation around wildlife and wildlife medicine. She pursued her bachelor’s degree from UC Davis in Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology. After graduating she volunteered with wildlife veterinarians in South Africa, hoping to go into conservation medicine with large African wildlife. She recognized how strong foundations in companion animal medicine translated to wildlife medicine, so she decided to build her companion animal skill set and ended up falling in love with it. She graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2011 and worked at a large 24-hour hospital in England for 2 years.  She moved back to the US and worked at another 24-hour hospital for 4 years prior to calling Mercer Street Veterinary Hospital home.

When she's away from the hospital, she enjoys traveling, outdoor activities, trying new recipes and seeing live music as often as possible.  She is also determined to find the best Bloody Mary in the PNW. 

Dr. Selmon graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2015 after completing her clinical year of vet school at Colorado State University. She moved to Seattle Washington soon after to start working in small animal general practice. Originally from San Francisco, she has also lived in Texas and the Caribbean. As much as she enjoyed the warm weather, her visits to the Pacific Northwest caused her to fall in love with the area… and the coffee! Her two dogs, a puggle and a boston, seem to fit right in as well with routine walks around Green Lake. She is also passionate about travel and always looking for a new place to explore, especially if scuba diving might be involved. Dr. Selmon loves to learn new things both in and outside of the hospital. She enjoys general practice because it allows her to help animals in the many different fields of interest ranging from surgery, to managing chronic endocrine disease, to dentistry. As an advocate for the pet, Dr. Selmon truly believes communication is key to forming a trusting relationship with clients so that the pet receives the best quality care. She's excited to join the Mercer Street Animal Hospital family in 2019.