Georgie has been working as a Pet Behaviour Counsellor in London for 3 years after moving over here from Australia to obtain a Masters in Companion Animal Behaviour Counselling from Southampton University. Having kept many animals, including rabbits, in Australia, her special interest in them was further motivated by Anne McBride’s enthusiasm, and grew after her employment at a veterinary practice that has a specialist Cat + Rabbit clinic amongst its general practices.

Georgie works as a pet behaviourist for the Animal Medical Centre, London, where she provides literature, advice and support to clients, vets and vet nurses and sees cases on veterinary referral. She writes for Fur and Feather magazine, and made regular appearances on television and radio where she has been consulted on cat, dog and rabbit behaviour.

Georgie has been a member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors since 2001 and is also very interested in the area of human animal interaction. She is a member of the International Society for Anthrozoology (ISAZ), Companion Animal Therapy Study Group (CABSTG) and the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB). Before arriving in the UK Georgie started and managed both a private and then a government funded charity organisation that allowed isolated older people, or people living with disabilities to benefit from companion animal company.