Working Wonders: Dr Margit Muller, chief veterinarian at Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital – in pictures
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Dr Margit Muller, the 'falcon whisperer', has spent 22 years working at the Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital nursing more than 11,500 birds a year back to good health. All photos: Chris Whiteoak / The National -
When she arrived from Germany in 2001, Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital was just a small team of 20 -
Now, she is the executive director and chief vet, and leads 140 staff members caring for the birds -
She also overseas the hospital's laboratory, pet care centre and animal shelter -
The Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital has a huge laboratory for medical research -
Dr Muller was awarded the Abu Dhabi Award in 2008 by President Sheikh Mohamed for discovering two new diseases in falcons and finding a cure for them -
Dr Muller said her biggest career challenge was when she first arrived at the falcon hospital 22 years ago, when falconers were not used to female, western vets -
Dr Muller has falcons at her home, as well as seven dogs, eight parrots, three budgies, nine horses and three turtles -
One of Dr Muller's most memorable days at work was when she treated a Peregrine falcon that was hit by a car -
The Peregrine falcon survived a two-and-a-half-hour operation and another seven surgeries over three months -
Dr Muller said she was proud to save the Peregrine falcon, which later went on to live for many years -
As well as being a vet, Dr Muller is a certified life and mental health coach -
She says she loves helping humans as much as falcons -
Dr Muller believes she has a kind of intuition that makes her want to help humans and animals
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