Passionately carving an unlikely legal career - Animal Law lawyer | Rebeka Breder | TEDxSFU

[@_TheGoddessinTraining_]

you're a rockstar wow!! Thank you for this video

[@sandralasenby6389]

Great job Rebeka!

[@rosehughes6760]

Thank you for taking the risk to advocate for animals. I cringe when people with animals are called "owners" and much prefer "caregivers".

[@venecijalevibreder4624]

Changes for the better world

[@dfightsforthevoiceless1756]

I just graduated as a Paralegal, and I would love to dedicate my career to advocating for animals. This has been my dream since I was a little girl, so my "phase" to help animals has not yet diminished lol. However, I am green in any practical experience because I just graduated; therefore, I would love any suggestions on how to get started. Even better, please message me if any lawyers or paralegals in the animal law field are watching this segment and looking to hire legal representatives interested in advocating for animals.

[@calistayasmin3833]

There is A-law here in the UK 💜

[@Lulu-kt6gr]

Yes! Anyone in the Napa/ SF Bay Area who want a dedicated assistant/paralegal? It is my dream to help animals. It would add meaning to my life, because I am passionate about protecting all animals.

[@venecijalevibreder4624]

Congratulations

[@fading_trails]

3:48 Does anyone know which specific study by Daniel Mills Ms. Breder is referring to?

[@nx50]

The legislature is the way. Judicial reliance is not the only way and it’s less long-standing.

[@Lulu-kt6gr]

OMG killing horses for sushi?? What is wrong with some people??? Such cruelty.

[@josiecirigliano9134]

Great and Noble to advocate for the innocent, voiceless living creatures of this Planet. I thought that at this stage animal law should have been more advanced than it actually is!. Probably is due to the slow motion of some procedures by certain powerful people. Too much time wasted , almost nothing considerable achieved . Conclusion : more misery on the Horizon.....🗡️👽