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Save A Pooch - Episode 39 How To Deal With Losing A Rescue Dog As A Volunteer

07/11/19 • 39 min

Save A Pooch - Rescue Dog Welfare- Pet Life Radio Original (PetLifeRadio.com)

Dealing with the loss of a pet is a difficult process for people involved. This show will address rescue dogs in particularly, and volunteers that in a role of foster parent, rescue organization or anyone who’s taking care of a rescue dog. For those handling rescue dogs that are waiting to be adopted, unfortunately, sometimes, those dogs pass before they ever do get adopted. What are the main messages these dogs have for us?
Today’s guest is an internationally renowned animal communicator, Sheila Trecartin who has helped so many people deal with pet loss. Being able to tune in a deeper level, she has helped people from around the world get answers to their most-pressing questions.
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Save A Pooch - Episode 38 How Rescue Dogs Affect Relationships

This fun show will discuss the dynamics that happen for any couple that's gotten a new rescue dog together; in addition to the dynamics involved if you were single, have a dog and then got into a relationship. Perhaps you've noticed a change in behaviour or personality in your dog. This episode will cover answers to what kind of rescue dogs work well for first time couples? What if my rescue doesn’t like my new partner due to trauma related to past owners? Do I really have to choose between my significant other or my rescue dog? This episode will also feature a new app called Dig, a Dog Person's Dating App- ideal for those looking for a dog-loving partner.
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Save A Pooch - Episode 40 Animal Compassion And The Next Generation

All around the world, we see headlines and petitions that animals need to be treated in a more humane way. There seems to be endless scenarios of trying to 'put out the fires.' It's great to see groups of people come together for this purpose. One important factor to consider that would positively influence the future in this area is educating children on animal compassion and helping them be more aware. This approach may not have a significant impact in our immediate situations but over time, it is the generation of children and young adults that will make our future decisions.
Today's show will address this approach with two special guests who have a mission in spreading this education with their books. Carol Novello is an author and founder of Mutual Rescue, a national initiative that highlights the connection between people and pets in order to inspire and support life-saving efforts in communities across the nation and world. The second guest is Marla Stahl, an animal lover and author, who’s dedicated herself to combatting animal abuse and homelessness in the U.S.
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