ANIMAL RESCUE

Sometimes, the biggest adventures in life begin with the smallest, most unexpected moments. For me, it all started with one abandoned kitten. Back in 2018, I set off on an epic journey: cycling across Europe with the dream of eventually circling the globe. My goal was simple - to see the world, connect with its people, and embrace the challenges and beauty of life on the road. Every day brought new landscapes, new faces, and new lessons. But I never could have predicted that

In February 2024 in my home town of Dunbar, Scotland, Marley was found in a very dangerous and sad situation. She was lying beneath a railway bridge next to a road, where she could easily have been injured or killed without anyone noticing her. Marley was spotted by my friend Danielle, who first thought she was a grey rock at the side of the road. When Danielle looked more closely, she realised it was actually a cat who was badly in need of help. That moment of awareness made

Not long after rescuing Yasuki, life placed another fragile soul in our path. On 16th May 2023, while driving along a busy road in Serbia, me and Nala noticed a small puppy up ahead crossing the road and falling down into the long grass, dangerously close to passing traffic. Cars were rushing past him, some only inches away. He wasn’t moving much, just lying there, weak and vulnerable. It was painfully clear that if someone didn’t stop, it was only a matter of time before som

In March 2023, I was driving along a Serbian road when, out of the corner of my eye, I spotted a dog lying in a field. I pulled over to check on her and immediately I could see that something was wrong. She couldn’t move her back legs, and there was a strong infection at her back end. She didn’t seem in pain, but she clearly needed urgent care. Realising I needed help, I called one of our followers, Dragana, who had previously translated Nala’s World into Serbian. Dragana con

Not long after I found Nala, fate had another rescue waiting just around the corner. It was one of those days on the road where plans change in an instant. I had forgotten my lunch and, cycling through the countryside, I spotted an orange tree just off the road. A quick stop for some fruit felt like a small win. But beneath that orange tree was something far more important than lunch. Curled up in the grass was a tiny, abandoned puppy in heartbreaking condition. She was cover