A Lifelong Advocate for Animal Welfare
ARTHUR VON WIESENBERGER
Early Influences:
Arthur's upbringing in a family that cherished pets laid the foundation for his lifelong advocacy for animal welfare. His time at Aiglon College saw him actively involved in a club dedicated to animal rights, where he introduced educational films on animal cruelty by Friends of Animals in the late 1960s.
A graduate of Brooks Institute with a specialization in motion picture production, Arthur's career is marked by a string of documentaries and television series. From "Comoro" in 1973 to hosting popular shows like "Cinema Scene," "Nipper's Table Talk," and "What's Cooking with Arthur von Wiesenberger," his influence in the world of entertainment is extensive.
Arthur von Wiesenberger is a name synonymous with a deep love for animals and an unwavering commitment to their welfare. From his early days at Aiglon College in Switzerland to his extensive career in motion picture production, Arthur's passion for animals has been a driving force behind his life's work. In this report, we delve into Arthur's remarkable journey and his role as the host and executive producer of the acclaimed series, AnimalZone.
A Family of Rescues
Today, Arthur's home is a haven for rescued animals. Buzz, Electra, and Sprite, his three rescued feline companions, share their space with Watson, a rescued donkey from BLM, and Jenny, a rescued hinny from a neighbor. Arthur's commitment to providing a safe and loving environment for animals of all species is a testament to his enduring dedication.
A Testament to Love and Resilience.
MIKEY
15 years ago, Arthur and his fiancé Wendy welcomed Mikey, an 8-month old pitbull, into their lives. Despite significant medical challenges, Mikey's journey to recovery, involving three surgeries and extensive rehabilitation, stands as a testament to love, determination, and the belief that every animal deserves a chance at a loving home.
AnimalZone
With over 130 episodes, AnimalZone has become a platform for sharing stories of animal advocacy, rescue efforts, and the incredible bond between humans and animals.
The series covers a diverse range of topics, from interviews with renowned figures like Monty Roberts to heartwarming stories of rehabilitation and adoption. The show has been filmed throughout the US and now includes episodes from several international locations.
A Window into the World of Animal Advocacy
A Career in Motion Picture Production
A graduate of Brooks Institute with a specialization in motion picture production, Arthur's career is marked by a string of documentaries and television series.
From "Comoro" in 1973 to hosting popular shows like "Cinema Scene" "Nipper's Table Talk" and "What's Cooking with Arthur von Wiesenberger" his influence in the world of entertainment is extensive.
Arthur von Wiesenberger's tireless dedication to animal welfare, both in his personal life and through AnimalZone, is an inspiration to animal lovers and advocates worldwide. His journey serves as a reminder that every individual has the power to make a difference in the lives of animals, regardless of breed, age, or health. As AnimalZone continues to shed light on stories of compassion, resilience, and hope, we eagerly anticipate the impact it will have on shaping a more compassionate world for all creatures, great and small.
VIEWER FAVORITES
The Cowboy and The Queen
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Featuring Monty Roberts and his unique connection with Queen Elizabeth and her horses. This episode has received numerous film festival awards.
Offering a glimpse into Dina Eastwood's home at Pebble Beach, where she introduces her husband and their unique rescue pets, including some adorable pugs.
Dina Eastwood's Home
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A compelling episode highlighting Noelle Futer and her team's inspirational work in rescuing stray dogs from the streets of Romania.
Dog Rose
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Dr. Rich, a multi-talented veterinarian at the Avian and Exotic Animal Hospital in New Orleans, shares fascinating insights about caring for exotic pets.
Dr. Gregory Rich: Insights into Exotic Pets
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A touching episode showcasing the transformative relationship between inmates at the Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo and the dogs they train for veterans and first responders suffering from PTSD.