I'm Elara Zimmer, and I grew up in an orphanage in a small town in the Midwest of the United States. That orphanage was not just my home but also my first window to the world. Life there was simple yet filled with challenges. The orphanage sustained itself through agricultural activities like chicken farming, providing us with nutritious food. Being involved in these activities from a young age, I didn't just learn how to care for animals; I also developed a deep love for nature, a strong sense of responsibility, and a work ethic.

As I grew older, my passion and curiosity for animals drove me to seek further knowledge. I became an animal scientist, focusing on animal behavior and welfare. My work allowed me to delve into the beauty of these beings and strive to improve standards in the breeding industry.

An unexpected opportunity led me to participate in a child rescue mission in Africa and engage in learning exchanges at temples in Thailand. In these places, I discovered that many organizations improve children's nutrition and living conditions through chicken farming among other methods. These experiences profoundly taught me how animal breeding can be combined with social responsibility to bring positive change to communities.