But to it to understand, we, need the best in early childhood, all of them learn. So around welfare succeed sustainably. Because children who grow up with the new, pet-friendly awareness, possibly make the next generation of animal lovers – the beginning of a happy future for humans and animals. Lady Cindy voice, the animal rights activist and author Heike B. Tschirner Rhinelander are cheerful, clearly! Perhaps, Heike B. Tschirner, best Cologne vintage 1966, is therefore so obviously time happy. But her true happiness comes from their perfect communication with animals. No children’s story, but beautiful truth from the animal welfare: the author of “guinea pigs what makes us happy! understands and speaks meerschweinisch.

In the Heike B. Tschirner real life working as a commercial clerk. In your spare time it is foster and mediation help holds seminars on the educational work – housing, nutrition and health topics for Guinea pigs, by Guinea pigs – and all actively engaged in animal welfare. Guinea Pigs what makes us happy! It is available on amazon, ISBN 978-3942802840. 25% Of the proceeds to animal welfare projects are awarded when ordering in the publishing house (see below). The NOEL-Verlag Oberhausen in the animal welfare the Noel-Verlag Oberhausen is a family operation, which is the promotion of emerging writers of almost all genres at the heart.

It does not come as an author in the world. But you can – if one strives one. We want to help! (Copyright quote: Noel-Verlag Oberhausen). The authors received support from a professional editing, a well promoted publication and the opportunity to develop in the literature competitions of the publishing house and to prove. Noel manuscripts of the genre are published by Verlag previously fantasy, mystery, science fiction, crime, humor, children’s and youth literature and animal themes. Animal welfare is supported specifically with the proceeds of the writing competitions. Provides a Publisher’s own pet Forum Point of contact, Exchange and inspiration for writing and the “real life”active or interested in animal welfare.