Our ambassadors are genuinely passionate about dogs
Our ambassadors and partners have a genuine passion for dogs, nature, animal welfare and nutrition. All the dogs have VOM on their daily menu regardless of size, activity level and area of use. Get to know a selection of the Team VOM athletes here:

Lars Monsen
King of the wilderness
Lars Monsen, born in 1963 in Oslo, is a teacher by profession, but has been a full-time adventurer since 1991. He has spent more than 5,000 nights in a sleeping bag, half of these north of the Arctic Circle during the winter.
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Robert Sørlie
Musher
Robert Sørlie is considered part of the «VOM family». We have collaborated and supported each other since the very beginning in Trøgstad in 2002. Robert is Norway's most successful mushing athlete in long-distance dog sledding. He has always sworn by raw dog food.
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The Hunting Twins
Kristine and Johanne Thybo Hansen
The twins Kristine and Johanne Thybo Hansen – also known as the Hunting Twins, have never lived like most teenagers. They live for their dogs, hunting, fishing and have a genuine passion for the outdoors. Nature has been an important part of their lives ever since their childhood.
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Team Birgitte Næss
Team Birgitte Næss consists of Birgitte Næss and her partner Kristoffer Halvorsen. At home in Sørskogbyda outside Elverum, they share their lives with 35 huskies, two Galgo Español dogs and the cats Skorpa Pus and Knerten Pus.
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Marit Beate Kasin
Marit Beate Kasin is an author, journalist, dog musher, and dog trainer. She has a background as a political journalist with over 16 years of experience, and in recent years has specialised in nature and environmental journalism.
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Hege Ingebrigtsen
Hege was born, raised and lives in Narvik. Her journey with dogs began in 1980, when she got her first Siberian husky. As soon as she was able to move out from home, she acquired more dogs and took up dog sledding.
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Wilderness couple Jeanette and Jan-Robert Sveen
Jeanette and Jan-Robert Sveen met through the magazine *Villmarksliv* and the concept «Hunter seeks Wife». Their shared interest in hunting, dogs and outdoor life brought them together. Today, they are known by the name «the Wilderness Life couple».
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Partners

Nordic
Dog massage school
Nordic Canine Massage School is run by Carmen G. Kadim, who trains others in animal physiotherapy, craniosacral therapy, functional and balancing techniques, and laser medicine.
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Jotka Fjellstue
– Team Jotka
Jotka Mountain Lodge is situated on the Finnmark Plateau along the old route between Alta and Karasjok. This traditional mountain lodge still has no permanent road connection and is the first and final checkpoint for all dog teams participating in the Finnmarksløpet.
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Langedrag
Nature park
At Langedrag Nature Park, 1,000 metres above sea level, with magnificent views of Hallingdal and Numedal, you get a truly unique proximity to animals, nature and the mountain landscape. The park is home to around 500 animals spread across over 25 species.
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Game Farm
In Sørlandet, deep in the woods at the top of Iveland, lies Viltgården. Kristoffer Kallhovd and Eva Jeanette Olsen have more than 20 years of experience in dogs, animal husbandry, hunting, training, and nutrition. Together they run Viltgården.
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Femundløpet
The Femund Race is one of Europe's largest and most traditional long-distance dog sled races, with the start and finish in historic Røros. Every year, mushers from all over the world gather to take part in the race, which runs through spectacular mountain areas and seven municipalities in Trøndelag and Innlandet.
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A social run
with the dog as the focus!
At VOM Dogrun, both two- and four-legged participants take part together. You can run fast, or walk with the family. The race is organised in ten different locations in Norway, and the courses are set in central and
scenic surroundings. Everyone receives a participation prize, and fantastic prizes are drawn among all participants.
Bring the dog and the family on a nice
day out in nature – there are treats for everyone.



