Our Support Staff

Courtney O

Nurse

Courtney began working at Struggletown in 2010 after working in the fashion industry for many years. Courtney is a qualified nurse after completing a certificate III and IV of Veterinary Nursing and has a special interest in Rabbits and Guinea pigs. Courtney loves coming to work everyday and seeing the patients as well as working with such a compassionate and dedicated team. You will often find Courtney teaching Monkey our clinic cat new tricks.

Courtney shares her home with her Birman cat “Lord Caesar Schnitzel Von Crumb” and a Dogue De Bordeaux Called Augustus who has over 22.5k followers on Instagram. In her free time enjoys spending time with her family, friends and travelling.

Katherine

Nurse

Katherine began working at Struggletown in 2020 after working in the hospitality industry for many years.

Katherine is a qualified nurse after completing certificate II in animal studies and certificate IV in veterinary nursing and is also qualified to microchip companion animals.

She has a passion for cats and has hand raised and rehomed over 100 kittens including her own 7 cats.

In her own time enjoys doing tapestry.

Libby

Nurse

Libby started working with Struggletown in 2023 after finishing 7 weeks of work placement with the clinic, she works with us on a permanent part-time basis now that she is based back in Sydney. She is in her final year of the Bachelor of Veterinary Technology degree, and holds her Certificate IV in veterinary nursing, which she completed as part of her degree. She also has a certificate in microchipping.

Libby has an interest in intensive care, and also works at an emergency vet clinic part time where she takes care of critically ill patients.

Outside of Libby’s work, her interests include: going to concerts, collecting vinyl records, and fashion.

She enjoys the Struggletown environment and working with the team, and seeing patients who are excited to come to the vet for some treats and cuddles. Her two dogs Romeo and Roxy are loyal patients of the clinic too!