A small journey that tells a bigger story
Our Four-Legged Explorer
Mila
Her path inspired a new idea that brings people together through something simple and close to the heart.
She came to Berlin with her own cross-border story and brings a warm, playful touch to our work.
Mila is part of the Berliner Zinner family
Mila’s Story
The move across borders marked the start of a new chapter — different, but deeply meaningful. Berlin was new and loud. Traffic, sirens, crowds, unfamiliar sounds.
Mila did not suddenly become a city dog. She is still careful. Still alert.She prefers forests, quiet streets and time outside the city.
And that is part of her story too.
Mila was born in Yorkshire, England. She grew up surrounded by open fields, quiet paths and long walks through nature.
Later, her life changed.Agata brought Mila to Berlin, where she became part of the Berliner Zinner family.
Mila’s Story
This is where she found her home with Daniel and his family. She settled into the city quickly. New smells, new routines, new people.
Like many who moved to Germany, she had to find her place in a new world.
She spent her early months in the countryside, running through fields, chasing birds and learning how to be brave.
Then her life changed. She travelled across Europe, crossed borders and arrived in Berlin.
Her story is simple, yet it carries the same spirit we talk about every day at Berliner Zinner:
movement, curiosity and the wish to belong somewhere
Mila and Mobility
When Daniel looked at Mila’s journey, he saw something familiar.
A small version of what many people experience when they start a life abroad.
New language
New streets
New home
It is about creating comfort and building a new life step by step
And somewhere in all of that, the hope that everything will work out.
Mila shows that mobility is not only a professional topic.
It is emotional
It is also personal
About Daniel and Mila
Over time, she became more than a pet. She became a symbol of the human side of people mobility.
Not the processes or the rules, but the small moments that make a place feel like home.
Daniel and Mila spend a lot of time together. She joins walks through Berlin, greets guests at home and lies next to his desk when he works.
She listens to meetings, joins family trips and watches the world with curious eyes.
This idea opened the door to something light and joyful:
a project that connects global mobility with a friendly sense of community
About Daniel and Mila
Over time, she became more than a pet. She became a symbol of the human side of people mobility.
Not the processes or the rules, but the small moments that make a place feel like home.
Daniel and Mila spend a lot of time together. She joins walks through Berlin, greets guests at home and lies next to his desk when he works.
She listens to meetings, joins family trips and watches the world with curious eyes.
This idea opened the door to something light and joyful:
a project that connects global mobility with a friendly sense of community
The Pet Mobility Award
The Pet Mobility Award celebrates the people who move across borders and the pets who move with them.
Submit a photo of your pet and add a short story about your shared journey.
The winner will receive a custom plush toy that looks like their pet.
A small keepsake that honours your story and the bond you share.
It is a friendly invitation to share a piece of your life abroad.
Everyone working in or connected to global mobility can join.
How to Join