Driven by her passion for animal freedom, Alaina began volunteering at Luvin Arms in 2015 and has held roles as a community organizer within the animal freedom movement.
Alaina brings an inclusive and trauma-informed approach to her role as an Education Coordinator after 14 years as a Special Education teacher and 3 years as an Interfaith Animal Chaplain and Animal Reiki practitioner. She believes in a world where every being—human and more-than-human—can live freely, with dignity, with enough. She is committed to co-creating that world through humane education.
Alaina enjoys organic gardening, reading, scuba diving, and going to the dog park with a rescue dog named Mochi.
Favorite Memory
Franklin’s gentleness was felt instantly. I found comfort in his presence, and I believe the same was true for him. We would curl up in a corner, nestled in the straw, with my head resting on his side. With our eyes closed, everything felt perfect. Meeting Franklin at Luvin Arms was my first encounter—and my first honor—of caring for someone at a farmed animal sanctuary. His presence and peace live on.