Rupert Isaacson was told his autistic son, Rowan, was “unreachable”. But a positive encounter with a horse kickstarted a journey that is now benefiting many others.
Rupert Isaacson and I do not get off to a good start. I am grumpy because I’ve spent ages looking for him in his hotel and getting reception to call his room, finally running him to earth in a dark alcove in the bar. He is wearing jodhpurs and butch leather chaps, which in a slick hotel in the centre of London looks a tad pretentious – even if he has been riding that morning. I suggest we find somewhere with a bit more light so we go to the upstairs dining room and start the interview, which sometimes sounds more like a lecture. “What you need to understand is this …”; “What your readers have to realise is …”
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I am passionate about all Bird and Animal Welfare issues globally. I have found so much information on too many wesbites for everyone to have time to locate, so I thought I'd try to merge all this information into one easy-to-use site. Though much of the information is heart breaking, my aim to merge with like minded Animal lovers and collectively campaign against the increasing Animal abuse on our Earth.
I also have a passion to educate and inform people of Animal care. I found that detailed information for the public is limited or too complex and that the everyday companion Animal owner would appreciate simple information on how to enrich the lives of their companion Animals.
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