Lenie 't Hart

Lenie 't Hart

Lenie 't Hart (born September 16 1941 in Farmsum, The Netherlands) is a Dutch animal rights activist. In 1971, she founded
seal rehabilitation centre "Zeehondencrèche" in Pieterburen, Groningen. She treats ill and weak seals for a certain period and then releases them back into the wild. [cite web|url=http://www.allegoededoelen.nl/index.php?gd=22&t=oo|title= Zeehondencrèche Lenie 't Hart|publisher=Allegoededoelen.nl|accessdate=2008-05-24|language=Dutch]

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