I've loved animals for as long as I can remember.
 

When I was 22, I was living in Australia and decided to travel to a small animal sanctuary in Sangklaburi, Northern Thailand. It was there, surrounded by rescued animals, that something clicked. For the first time, I experienced what it felt like to dedicate my life to caring for those who couldn't ask for help themselves.
 

When I returned to Australia, I enrolled in veterinary nursing.

What followed was more than six years working as a veterinary nurse across Australia, New Zealand and Sweden. I cared for everything from puppies taking their first breath, to elderly pets saying their final goodbye. I worked with native wildlife, injured animals and countless families who loved their animals as deeply as any family member.
 

Those years shaped me profoundly.

Being a veterinary nurse wasn't simply my profession, it became part of who I was.
 

Life eventually took me in a direction I never expected.

I discovered breathwork.

What started as something deeply personal slowly became my life's work. I founded Breathe With Rosie and found purpose in helping people reconnect with themselves through their breath.
 

But one feeling never left me.

I missed helping animals.
 

For years I carried the quiet feeling that there had to be a way to bring these two parts of my life together: the work I do today and the work that first taught me what it means to care for another living being.
 

Breathe for Wildlife was born.
 

Not as a one-time fundraiser, but as a long-term commitment.

A way for every breathwork class, every event and every person who joins this community to become part of something bigger than ourselves.