Sue Foster is a Fellow of the Australian College of Veterinary Scientists and a registered specialist in feline medicine. However, her interests span many areas of small animal medicine in both cats and dogs. Sue worked in private mixed practice before doing specialist training and a Masters in Veterinary Clinical Studies at the University of Sydney (1995-1999). She has lectured at Murdoch University (2000-2003). Sue has numerous papers in peer-reviewed journals and has also contributed to chapters in medicine and infectious disease textbooks. She has presented scientific papers both nationally and internationally and regularly contributes to continuing education seminars and conferences. Sue was a panel member for the European Society of Veterinary Endocrinology ALIVE Project on Cushing’s Syndrome and hypoadrenocorticism. Sue lives in Western Australia and is currently a consultant to Vetnostics (Sydney). She is also spokesperson for Vets Against Live Export (VALE).