Press and Media Relations:
Xiao Min
President and Co-Founder
Growing up in Peixian, Xiao Minn developed an extreme distaste
for those entrenched in his town's industry. When Han Fei,
his childhood friend, approached him with the proposal to
move to the United States, he welcomed it with deep gratitude.
His first years were devoted towards rescuing stray and abused
dogs from extreme situations, and finding loving, caring homes
for them. All the while he knew that there is something dogs
need which only dogs can give to themselves.
Partnership Enquiries:
Han Fei
Chief Dog Handler and Co-Founder
After experiencing soul-loss in his home town of Peixian,
Han Fei decided to make an 'about face' and dedicate his life
towards bettering the life quality of dogs around the world.
Although the first stage of his work involved training dogs
with extreme behavioral issues - as well as helping Xiao with
rescue - he soon realized that there were deeper issues at
stake than teaching dogs to adapt to human society.
At the National Dog
Breeders Association of America's annual convention, he
was thrown out and his license was torn up, all because of
his blueprint for the revolutionary new "dog
kennel."
This "dog kennel" blueprint, little did the NDBAA
know, would later become a driving force in the creation and
funding of Dog Island.
Sending your Dog:
Soong Lee
Director of Imports
Soong Lee appeared one day out of the blue. Ever since, she
has been a crucial factor in the Initiation Process and Procedure.
She is also known for having coined the term "Re-Wildification,"
a now essential part of the Dog Island dialect.
Urban Apartment Initiative:
Linda Reyes
Direct Initiative Director
Linda Reyes owns two apartment buildings in New York City,
and had many cats and one dog. When her dog passed away, she
had painful realizations during her mourning ceremonies. She
regretted that his life had been spent cooped up in New York
City apartments, unable to socialize with other dogs, unless
at the dog areas and occassional trips to the beaches.
Linda uses her strong political influence and mortgage-free
real estate in New York City to help dog owners realize what
is best for their beloved dogs.
Dogology
Diane Rogers
Head Researcher and Resident Dogologist
Training & Preparation Issues
Jenny Bliss
Director of Training
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