✈️🐾 Wings of Rescue: Lifelines in the Sky 🐾✈️On this week’s episode of A Dog’s Devotion, I am honored to welcome Nelda Corbell, Co-President of Wings of Rescue, an extraordinary nonprofit that gives animals a second chance at life—by flying them to safety.Wings of Rescue just completed another mission, flying dogs from Baton Rouge, Louisiana to Brownsville, Texas. These weren’t just flights; they were lifelines for pets who had nowhere else to go. Each mission represents hope, compassion,

In this episode, we are talking about thinking about your breeding season in advance. We talk about having a backup plan and most importantly enjoy the process. MPR Network SocialsFB: https://www.facebook.com/MoreliaPythonRadioIG: https://www.instagram.com/mpr_network/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtrEaKcyN8KvC3pqaiYc0RQMORELIA CENTRAL Website: https://www.moreliapythonradio.netEmail: Info@moreliapythonradio.comMPR Support Cold-blooded CafeWe have an affiliate

Kindness Is Helping Primates Together—How a group of sanctuaries work together to help primates.Amanda (Andy) Gray joins Anitha to talk about NAPSA (North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance) an incredible organization dedicated to uniting the primate sanctuary community.Of course, Andy and Anitha talk about the wonderful work NAPSA sanctuaries are doing to provide enrichment and professional lifetime care to primates. But they also talk about the reasons primates, who are not native to North

Send us a textIn this episode of the Tack Box Podcast, Tyson and Dale discuss various aspects of dog breeding, including the excitement of judging dog shows, the importance of choosing the right stud dog, and the complexities of stud fees and contracts. They emphasize the significance of building relationships within the dog breeding community and the need for careful planning when it comes to breeding decisions. In this episode, Dale and Tyson delve into the intricacies of breeding contracts,

In this episode of Pet Shop Girls, Sherry and Carly chat with the 2 Crazy Cat Ladies about the changing face of pet retail. Together, they dive into the unique challenges of the cat food industry and why cats are taking center stage in today’s marketplace.From customer engagement strategies to innovative products that keep pet parents coming back, this conversation is full of practical tips for retailers looking to stay ahead of industry trends. Whether you run a shop, grooming salon, or

Send us a text Farriery text books are few and far between, and modern up to date ones are even rarer. Dr Simon Curtis one of our generations most prolific writers has teamed up with Jay Tovey FWCF and Mark Trussler FWCF to produce Farriery Skills and Knowledge a new Farriery text book. In this podcast we talk about the journey to produce it and the story behind it. Check it out at Farrier Focus! Thanks to the Sponsors The Shoeing Lab Silverback Chaps

In this episode of Hounding Harmony Dog Training, we explore how to prepare your dog for stress-free vet visits. I’m joined by Erin Kreutzer, a licensed veterinary technician with 15 years of experience caring for pets and supporting their owners. Erin shares insider tips on how to make the vet a positive experience, from puppyhood through adulthood. Whether you’re navigating your dog’s first appointment or working to ease anxiety in an older pet, you’ll come away with practical strategies to build

📝 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie and veterinary nurse, JoJo, dive into one of the most overlooked issues in feline health: pain in senior cats. Too often, slowing down is dismissed as “laziness” or “just old age,” when in fact, many cats are silently suffering from arthritis and other chronic pain conditions. Dr. Angie and JoJo break down how to recognize pain in cats—from subtle changes in movement and grooming to litter box struggles—and why the grimace scale can be a

What is the 777 rule for dogs? This episode we will be talking about what the 777 rule is and what it's all about! What are all these numbers for training, are they all the same? Do they really work? Listen along to find out!

Coming up this week on Pets Who Thrive Radio. Adam Baker, founder and CEO of Soda Pup joins Tammy to discuss his inspiration for starting Soda Pup, and the company's innovative pet enrichment products. Plus, the importance of U.S. manufacturing, the science behind pet enrichment, and how the brand has created a unique niche in the pet industry. It’s all this week on Pets Who Thrive Radio with Tammy King!

Pumpkin spice candles lit, pugs snoring, and the veil officially thin—welcome to Paranormal Pets: Halloween Potpourri. Host Brandy Stark catches us up on a wild summer: the saga of her bright red hearse (now resurrected with a new engine), a brutal tibial plateau fracture and recovery, and Ajax the pug’s emergency IVDD surgery—and triumphant return to walkies. Then it’s story time: a galloping glimpse of the Phantom Horse of Celery Avenue from Weird Florida, and the legend (and investigation) of

Have you ever thought that something in your home could be the very thing that's causing your pet's health problems? In this episode we'll discuss what these culprits are that are in our control as well as the ones that are outside of what we can choose and what to do about it. This is a huge part of what can lighten the toxic load in your animals, which has a massive impact on helping or hurting their immune system. Time to ditch the toxins! Resources: Poisoned Horses ...

If you've ever found yourself lying awake at night asking, "How will I know when it's time?"—you're not alone. This question haunts nearly every pet parent caring for an aging or seriously ill animal. In this episode of Peace of Mind for Pet Parents, Gail Pope and Karen Wylie tackle this fear-based question head-on and offer a compassionate reframing that can change everything.Gail and Karen explore why the common searches—"Is it time to put my dog down?" "What are the signs my cat is suffering?"

We love the animals who share our lives so much that it can be very painful to watch them go through the degenerative processes of aging. They used to run, jump, and play, and easily jump up to cuddle on the bed. Now, they may be doing none of those things. We wonder if they are in pain or suffering, if they need pain medications or other therapies. And, of course, we wonder if we are doing the right things, or enough things, to improve the quality of their daily lives. The amount of time, energy,

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#954B: Dr. Lisa Radosta DVM, DACVB is a world-renowned board-certified veterinary behaviorist, who talks about when — and which drugs — might help peoples' pets with Separation Related Disorders adjust and cope better in stressful situations.

#954A: Film director, screenwriter and author Cathryn Michon talks about the groundbreaking way she turned her book "I'm Still Here: a Dog's Purpose Forever" into an innovative film for the 10th Annual NY Dog Film Festival, which is why she'll be flying to NYC for the premiere October 26th — where her film will be the closing one in the program.

DESCRIPTIONIn this episode, Jo & Vicky are joined by Jason Light, Director at PACT (Professional Association of Canine Trainers). They provide ABTC recognised courses and a support network for dog trainers who want to build ethical, resilient practices that grow fast and stand the test of time. PACT is known for its welfare-first, science-led approach to assessing  and training dog professionals. Today's conversation isn't about competing voices. It's about exploring how we can collectively

People who are hoarders are typically associated with homes so cluttered it is hard to move from room to room. But this mental condition can and does impact cats, dogs and other pets kept in these hoarder homes. In this Oh Behave show episode, host Arden Moore talks with Brandon Bronaugh, one of the stars on A&E's Hoarders show. He has rescued thousands of people and animals from extreme hoarding situations. EPISODE NOTES: Hoarders TV Show Star Brandon Bronaugh Helps PetsBecome a supporter of

🎙️ Barn & Soul - Episode 20 Farm Instincts: What Animals Know Before We Do (And How We Forgot) Animals notice things long before we do - whether it’s a storm rolling in, an illness on the horizon, or even a natural disaster. In this episode, we explore the incredible sensory abilities of farm animals and how humans, over time, have lost many of the instincts we once relied on. From goats pausing before rain, to birds adjusting flight paths hours before a storm, to toads leaving breeding