Here’s Julia, a kind young girl whose devotion to animals has no boundaries.

She is recognized for her unwavering love and compassion for injured animals. Julia, a 13-year-old German-Ghanaian child from Krefeld, Germany, is presently trending on social media after interacting with her mother live on Facebook.

Julia is a kind-hearted young woman who has become well-liked online because of her enthusiasm for animals, humor, and willingness to stand up for what she believes in.

She had a raven in her hand when she got home from school on December 6. On her way home from school, she came across the injured raven and decided to assist it. Her mother, who was at home, witnessed the entire event and live-streamed it on Facebook.

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After that, justice six, a tiktoker, cloned the video. The video became viral as soon as he shared it on Tiktok. Over a million people have already seen it and liked it more than 200,000 times. The experience highlights the differences between her worldview and those of her mother.

Julia, who was born on September 26, 2009, in Accra to a Ghanaian mother and a German father, relocated with her family to Heilbronn, a small city in Germany, when she was five years old. Heilbronn is located in the Baden-Wurttemberg wine-producing area. The distance to Stuttgart, the birthplace of Mercedes-Benz, is roughly 60 kilometers.

Animals had always been dear to Julia. She had dogs and birds as pets in Ghana, but she was never permitted to play beyond the gate of her home or tour the neighborhood because her parents constantly warned her that it was risky.

In this community, life was peaceful and secure. Her existence in Accra was so very different from this world because nobody here locked their doors. Vineyards and woodlands are abundant in the open space. Julia started to discover the beauty of her surroundings after she was liberated from the realm of wire mesh on the walls, heavy security doors, and burglar-proof windows.

She came upon an injured bird one day while she was playing in her backyard. She snuck the bird to her bedroom and kept her there in a box since she knew her mother was afraid of animals. Then, after robbing her mother’s kitchen of food, she nursed the bird back to health for nearly a week.

However, her mother discovered the bird and instructed her to release it. She sobbed and it crushed her heart, but she knew it was the proper thing to do. She did as such, but it did not stop her from leaving her heart open to all other species that she encountered in the expansive territory of Heilbronn’s vineyards. Since then, she has saved birds, hedgehogs, and squirrels.

A promising future in veterinary science

In the summer of 2023, she is eager to attend a vet summer camp at the University of Maryland. Children who are interested in pursuing a career in veterinary medicine and are between the ages of 13 and 17 are welcome to attend this camp. She has put up a go-fund-me page to aid in financing this project.