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Marta Kurpińska

Veterinary technician and behaviorist, she has been associated with Zviropolis since the very beginning of the network’s existence in Poland. She is a specialist in the welfare of shelter dogs and acquired her behaviorist qualifications during a six-year stay in the United Kingdom, where she worked for a leading animal welfare organization. She used her skills working with feral dogs and those getting ready for adoption in India, Mexico, and Thailand. International animal welfare volunteering remains at the forefront of her interests.

 

To better assist animals, she obtained a diploma as a veterinary technician. In the clinic, she is particularly passionate about emergency situations, surgical assistance, and caring for the recovery and well-being of hospitalized patients. 

 

Her passion lies in caring for and working with animals according to the “Fear Free” principles. For her, there are no difficult patients, only sick and frightened animals that deserve understanding and an individualized approach—whether it’s by playing soft music or providing a plush toy to snuggle with.

 

In her team, she promotes smiles, mutual support, and motivation for growth. 

 

In her private life, she shares her life with a dog named Lulka, a water-loving adventurer.

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