Native to Southwest Florida, Dr. Linda George graduated with a Bachelor's in Biology from Florida State University. Her first exposure working in the field of veterinary medicine was as a kennel attendant and bather in a local practice. She graduated in 2000 from the University Of Florida College Of Veterinary Medicine.

In 2004, she and her family moved to Costa Rica and later Paraguay, South America. There, she was able to learn Spanish and interact with students and faculty at the national veterinary school. She also offered veterinary services to the outlying under-served areas.

In 2008, Linda and her family returned to Naples where she became the Medical Director of a local non-profit rescue organization and shelter. She has been deployed to two large scale hoarding and dogfighting operations with the ASPCA. In 2014 she started at working at Best Friends Animal Hospital as a relief veterinarian and later became our managing DVM in 2016. Dr. George has a special interest in dermatology, dentistry, internal medicine diagnostics, and geriatric care.

Dr. George enjoys spending time with her husband, three children, and their fur babies. She is actively involved in helping her husband in their Hispanic Ministry. She enjoys eating Mexican foods, spa pampering, the beach, traveling, and visiting with her extended family in Southwest Florida. She dreams of one day visiting the shores of Santorini, Greece.