Julia, in her earlier career, was a lecturer and researcher in political science, specializing in the relationship between politics and culture. After 20 years, she decided to take a new path and left Jerusalem and the academic world to study healing and telepathic communication with animals. Today, Julia lives in Greece with her family and walks every day toward fulfilling her childhood dream — creating a deeper connection between humans and animals and making their relationships more harmonious.

Liz is Australian and has lived and worked in Serbia and Greece for the past six years, where she runs her registered business, Ethos Dog. She is a certified ethical dog trainer and specialises in shelter dogs, community dogs, and adopted dogs from the Balkans. Beyond individual dogs, Liz is deeply committed to achieving systemic change by promoting and demonstrating ethical care for free-living dogs and cats in Greek communities. In 2025, Liz was appointed as the dog trainer representative on the municipal five-member committee for animal welfare. Prior to her work in animal welfare, Liz had a 15-year career in project and program management, policy, strategy and leadership in the environment sector.