
Zoran Djordjevich, DVM – Chief of Surgery
Dr. Zoran Djordjevich, fondly known as “Dr. George” by clients and staff, hails from Yugoslavia. His veterinary aspirations sprouted during his childhood on a farm. Dr. Djordjevich earned his veterinary medical degree from the University of Belgrade in 1990 and underwent further training at the Royal Veterinary College in London, England. He is renowned for his innovative approaches and techniques, significantly enhancing veterinary surgery.
Dr. Djordjevich is particularly recognized for being the first veterinarian in the U.S. to implant the Helica Total Hip Replacement (THR) Systems’ smallest acetabular 24 mm screw cup implant in June 2010, now the nationally accepted standard for the Helica procedure. Since joining Mohnacky Animal Hospital (MAH) of Carlsbad in 1998, he has consistently supported animal rescue groups and other animal welfare organizations. His interests outside work include soccer, tennis, and table tennis. He is a member of the AVMA, CVMA, and SDCVMA with a special interest in orthopedic surgery and natural approaches to veterinary medicine.

Carly Bulliard, DVM
Born and raised in Louisiana, Dr. Bulliard discovered her passion for animals early on, dedicating herself to 4-H programs and raising rabbits. Her love for cats, dogs, and all creatures great and small cemented her dream of becoming a veterinarian. She pursued her undergraduate studies at the University of New Orleans, earning a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. Following her undergraduate degree, Dr. Bulliard attended St. George’s University in Grenada, where she completed her veterinary studies, culminating in a clinical rotation at Murdoch University in Australia.
Drawn to the West Coast lifestyle and love for the beach, Dr. Bulliard made her way to San Diego in 2012 and joined Mohnacky Animal Hospital of Carlsbad, where she has since served with dedication. As a valued team member, she brings a wealth of experience and a compassionate approach to her work with small animals and pocket pets. Dr. Bulliard is an active member of the California Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA) and the San Diego Veterinary Medical Association (SDVMA). She has a particular affinity for working with rescue animals and providing the highest standard of care to her patients.
Dr. Bulliard remains committed to advancing her knowledge through continuing education, ensuring she is always up to date with the latest developments in veterinary medicine.

Samantha Souther, DVM, DACT
Dr. Samantha Souther, DVM, DACT is a board-certified small animal theriogenologist with a special interest in reducing genetic disease prevalence in pets. She obtained her Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from Union College, New York, and graduated with honors from Western University of Health Science in Pomona for her DVM. In her free time, Dr. Souther enjoys hiking, skiing, and rock climbing.