Veterinarians & Staff
Dr. Carl Anderson, B.A., B.S., M.A., D.V.M.

- Bachelor of Arts Philosophy: University of Washington
- Master of Arts Philosophy: University of Massachusetts
- Bachelor of Science Veterinary Science: Washington State University
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: Washington State University
As a Seattle native, Dr. Anderson attended Roosevelt high school and the University of Washington. Later, while a graduate student in philosophy at the University of Massachusetts, Dr. Anderson acquired a German Shepherd puppy that tragically died of complications from canine distemper. This experience, combined with a love of German Shepherd dogs, convinced Dr. Anderson to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Dr. Anderson’s special interests include veterinary dentistry and problems of the German Shepherd Dog.
After practicing for six years in a large two-hospital practice, Dr. Anderson decided to establish his own practice on the east side of Lake Union on Eastlake Ave – within walking distance of his home on Portage Bay. Dr. Anderson felt that a smaller neighborhood setting would facilitate his goal of providing high quality veterinary care in a friendly, relaxed manner.
Over the years, Dr. Anderson has actively pursued his interest in German Shepherd dogs, serving a term as veterinary liaison for the German Shepherd Dog Club of America. His other hobbies include running, sports, motor sports, and tending the family farm on Whidbey Island. Dr. Anderson resides on Portage Bay with his wife Maren and daughters Brynn and Lael. The family companions include Tess (German Shepherd), Chia (Pomeranian), and a cat named Charlotte. At the farm live four happy chickens.
Dr. Tracy Fuelleman, B.A., B.S., B.S., D.V.M.

- Bachelor of Science Biology: Pacific Lutheran University
- Bachelor of Science Medical Technology: Pacific Lutheran University
- Bachelor of Science Veterinary Science: University of Minnesota
- Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine: University of Minnesota
Dr. Fuelleman grew up in California and worked as a veterinary assistant in Minnesota while in high school and college. She attended Pacific Lutheran University where she received her degrees in Biology and Medical Technology. In 1989, Dr. Fuelleman graduated from the University of Minnesota with a Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Science and a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Fuelleman has a special interest in internal medicine.
Dr. Fuelleman has practiced at Eastlake Veterinary Hospital since 2000. While not working, she enjoys sailing, hiking, traveling and gardening. Her furry companions include her two cats Andrew and Lloyd.
Dr. Mark D’Orazio, B.S., D.V.M.

- Bachelor of Science: University of Michigan
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: Oregon State University
Dr. Mark D’Orazio was born in Canton, Ohio and attended Kent State University and the University of Montana prior to graduating from the University of Michigan in 1979. After working several years as an ironworker and in the mechanical field, Dr. D’Orazio attended veterinary school in the combined veterinary program at Oregon State and Washington State University. Upon graduation he joined the Peace Corps as a volunteer in Morocco, followed by two years of mixed animal practice in Washington and a year of practice in a rural veterinary clinic in Italy. Since 1997 Dr. D’Orazio has practiced small animal medicine and surgery in the Seattle area and has a dedicated following. His special interests are surgery and feline medicine.
Currently Dr. D’Orazio shares a small home in Ballard with two former feline patients, Henry and Klinger. Outside of the office he enjoys woodworking, mechanics, cats, and travel.
Tracy May, Office Manager / Receptionist
Tracy has worked at the clinic since the practiced opened in 1985, and worked with Dr. Anderson at NE Veterinary hospital as well. Tracy has always loved and admired animals, and couldn’t imagine working in any other field. She used to assist the doctors, but now is generally found at the desk and answering the phones. In her spare time Tracy likes to teach Bible studies, bargain hunt, and travel with her husband James.
Veterinary Assistants/Technicians
Mary has been at Eastlake Vetinary Hospital since 1985, and also worked with Dr. Anderson at Northeast Veterinary Hospital. Away from the practice Mary enjoys cycling, skiing, riding her horse Lance, and spending time with her dog Glacier.
Heidi has been with us since completing her Vet Assistant Program at the PIMA Medical Institute in 1996. She received her Veterinary Technician license in January 2010. Outside of work Heidi enjoys the company of good friends, reading, and spending time outdoors.
Liz has been with us since 2004 and is a graduate of PIMA Medical Institute as a Veterinary Assistant, and recently became licensed as a Veterinary Technician. Previously Liz worked as a pastry chef in New York and San Francisco. When Liz isn’t here she enjoys gardening and spending time with her two black and white cats, Doodles and Felix.
Lisa has been with us since 2008. She became a Licensed Veterinary Technician in 2004. Her favorite aspect of this profession is the veterinary nursing, and of course purrs and wagging tails! Lisa is also a gifted graphic design artist; you can see her work at http://lisa-berry.com. She enjoys painting and hiking, and is looking forward to finding a new friend after recently losing her beloved dog Daisy.
Lydia joined us in June of 2010 after graduating from the PIMA Medical Institute as a Veterinary Assistant. She was born and raised in Sun Valley, Idaho but contrary to popular belief, does not ski or snowboard. Lydia enjoys bowling, cooking, and traveling.
Meejee has been with us since November of 2011. She graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Art History. After volunteering at a local cat shelter she decided to switch her career path and is now working to obtain her veterinary technician certification. When not at work she enjoys hanging out with her two cats, Pablo and Sigma, and taking her puppy Milli to the dog park.