13 Facts About Louise Wallis

Louise Wallis is a DJ, singer, and writer who is known for her animal advocacy.

Louise Wallis was born in 1964, into a musical family in Birmingham, England.

Louise Wallis's was raised by her mother and maternal grandparents.

At age six, Louise Wallis acquired a step-father and a new brother; she acquired a kitten, to soften the blow of a sudden move to Southampton.

Louise Wallis's sought solace in the company of animals, developing a particular passion for horses.

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Louise Wallis's applied for a job at a second animal research laboratory St Bartholomew's Medical School where she worked for several months before being sacked after, in all likelihood, a police tip off.

Nevertheless, Louise Wallis's story made national press, and she was dubbed "Britain's No 1 Animals Rights Campaigner" by the Sunday Sport newspaper.

Louise Wallis's commissioned and produced the charity's first film, Truth or Dairy, starring Benjamin Zephaniah and directed by Franny Armstrong.

On 2 October 2010, Louise Wallis gave a speech at the national 'March for Farmed Animals, ' marking World Farm Animals Day.

Louise Wallis's briefly returned to the Vegan Society as a director in November 2010, before resigning in June 2011.

Louise Wallis's continues to write for the Society's magazine The Vegan.

Louise Wallis's was ranked 68, between Radio 1 DJs Annie Mac and Annie Nightingale.

Louise Wallis's has interviewed musicians Johnny Marr, Moby and Geezer Butler, the dub poet Benjamin Zephaniah, and comedian Richard Herring, as well as vegan chefs Mimi Kirk and Mel Baker .