Veterinarians

M. Alexandra Sumerlin, DVM

Dr. M. Alexandra Sumerlin opened The Orlando Cat Hospital in 1992. Dr. Sumerlin grew up in Missouri and has cared for pets for almost three decades. She attended the University of Missouri, Columbia, and received her Bachelor's Degree in Biology in 1978. She continued her veterinary education at the University of Missouri's College of Veterinary Medicine and was awarded her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 1983. She has always had an interest in feline medicine, and her other professional interests include geriatric medicine, internal medicine and surgery.

Dr. Sumerlin shares her home with her four faithful feline friends, Silver, Skylar, Aja and Lexie. Her animal companions also include a Sheltie named Emmie and a canary named Tibbett.

Dr. Mundschenk

I have the pleasure of assuming the role of Medical Director at The Cat Hospital of Orlando. My goal is to continue the high quality medicine performed at The Cat Hospital with an emphasis on cat friendly handling and client education. My background includes an active involvement with the American Association of Feline Practitioners where I have been an active board member and chair of the program committee.

I graduated from Washington State University in 1990 and have had the pleasure of owning and managing practices and working with some very talented individuals throughout my career. My husband, Peter, also a veterinarian, and I enjoy everything outdoors including spending time with our horses, scuba diving and triathlons. We have multiple furred and feathered "children" and love treating other animals as though they were our own. I have a special interest in ultrasound, internal medicine, endocrinology, behavior as it relates to disease and nutrition.

Mary Gray, DVM

Dr. Gray grew up in Wisconsin and is a die-hard cheese head. She received a bachelor's degree in Biology at the University of Wisconsin – River Falls. She then obtained a Masters degree in Animal science and her veterinary degree at Purdue University. She taught anatomy and physiology at Purdue prior to purchasing the Greater Lafayette Cat Hospital. She owned and operated this feline exclusive hospital for 13 years. While she enjoys all aspects of feline medicine, she has a special interest in surgery, dermatology, and geriatrics.

Dr. Gray has two lovely daughters who are the light of her life. She is kept company at home by Corey, a mini wire- haired dachshund, Oreo, a tuxedo cat, and the vocal Siamese, Hot Shot.

In her free time, Dr. Gray enjoys reading, quilting, tennis, and exploring the real Florida.