Ange completed her DVM at the University of Antananarivo in 2024, seasoned by her work on Mad Dog Initiative mobile clinics that brought rabies control, spay–neuter, and essential diagnostics to remote villages.

In early 2025 she undertook a three-month intensive lemur-husbandry internship at the Lemur Conservation Foundation, sharpening the skills needed to help design and run Madagascar’s newest lemur sanctuary.

Equally passionate about capacity-building, she shares everything she learns with fellow veterinarians and veterinary students and, alongside her sanctuary duties, manages all students and volunteers working on the project.

At TDARFAC, Ange serves as Community Outreach & Volunteer Liaison, coordinating student rotations, village animal-health days, and livelihood initiatives that link human and wildlife well-being. Within LFP, she drafts daily husbandry protocols, oversees captive-care teams, and mentors early-career Malagasy vets, ensuring every rescue effort strengthens Madagascar’s broader conservation network.