Rooted in Love, Powered by Purpose
A Team That Truly Cares
The Marion team is made up of passionate, skilled individuals who treat every pet like their own. We support one another, share knowledge, and bring our best selves to work every day. You’ll feel the difference that teamwork and kindness make from the moment you walk through the door.
Our Doctors
Dr. Kiley Kelly
Veterinarian
Dr. Kiley Kelly brings a wealth of expertise to her practice, having obtained her DVM degree from the University of Illinois and a certificate in animal chiropractic care from Options for Animals in Kansas. Dr. Kelly specializes in treating vertebral subluxation complexes to enhance mobility, alleviate pain, and boost immune function in both cats and dogs.
Her comprehensive approach includes chiropractic care, laser therapy, supplements, and prescription medication, offering effective solutions for acute injuries, arthritis, and overall maintenance. With a commitment to non-surgical pain management, Dr. Kelly provides personalized care tailored to each patient’s needs.
Dr. Shannon Zaloz
Veterinarian
Dr. Shannon Zaloz joined our veterinary team in March 2025, bringing a compassionate, hands-on approach to animal care. A proud graduate of the University of Missouri–Columbia, Dr. Zaloz earned her Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science in 2018, followed by her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2022.
As a Certified Fear Free Professional, Dr. Zaloz is committed to making every veterinary visit as low-stress and positive as possible for both pets and their people. She is currently pursuing a certification in animal rehabilitation, further deepening her dedication to helping animals recover and thrive.
Outside the clinic, Dr. Zaloz enjoys spending time outdoors, especially hiking and cycling. She also has a background in caving and brings that same adventurous spirit to all she does. At home, she shares her life with a mischievous cat named Dae, who’s always on a quest for their next snack.
Fun fact: Dr. Zaloz broke a long-standing family tradition by becoming a veterinarian—her mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother were all librarians.