In her book "HOMELESS – Diary of an Animal Rights Activist," Susy Utzinger recounts her fascination with animals, her deep commitment to animal welfare, and also her difficult childhood. Through compelling stories, she revisits the past twenty years, offering insights into her tireless pioneering work both at home and abroad, and recalling countless sad, touching, and happy stories involving the animals in her care. She also takes a critical look behind the scenes of contemporary animal welfare, a topic that has undergone fundamental changes in recent years.
When this dedicated animal rights activist is asked today about her most important insights into responsible animal welfare, she replies: "Sustainable animal welfare is more than just a bowl of water and enough food; above all, it means a lot of work, discipline, and perseverance." And so, the founder of the "Susy Utzinger Foundation for Animal Welfare" tirelessly trains specialists, optimizes animal shelters, and plays a leading role in countless projects – including those in Romania and Hungary. This Swiss woman has never been deterred from her mission, neither by professional setbacks nor by personal tragedies. The positive result: Together with her staff and volunteers, she has already enabled hundreds of thousands of animals to live a species-appropriate and better life.
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