Paws Mongolia

Paws Mongolia
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Every animal has a story worth telling. Paws Mongolia Podcast explores remarkable stories that reveal new ways of seeing animals, nature, and ourselves. Each episode blends storytelling with thoughtful insights to inspire curiosity, deepen understanding, and celebrate the extraordinary lives we share on Earth.

  1. Sep 7

    Fleur Dawes — Communications Director, In Defense of Animals

    Fleur Dawes, Director of Communications & International Partnerships at In Defense of Animals and an experienced public relations professional specializing in media strategy, communications, and raising the profile of animal protection issues. Before joining In Defense of Animals, Fleur held communications and media roles with Animal Defenders International, the National Anti-Vivisection Society, Cruelty Free International, and the European Coalition to End Animal Experiments. Her career has included international media relations, television and radio appearances, campaign communications, celebrity engagement, and working with journalists around the world. Her media experience includes the BBC, Sky News, the Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, and The Times. Earlier in her career, Fleur also worked with World Animal Protection, where she researched and compiled a report on working equines using legislation, veterinary journals, guidelines, and information from animal protection organizations internationally. She holds a Master of Arts in Classical Studies from the University of St Andrews and a certificate in spokesperson training from the Public Relations Consultants Association. In this episode, we talk about several animal protection issues, including the treatment of street dogs in Morocco ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, trophy hunting and In Defense of Animals’ Wild & Free campaign, and the implementation of Mongolia’s 2023 Pet Law. https://www.idausa.org/campaign/wild-animals-and-habitats/trophy-hunting/ https://www.idausa.org/campaign/animal-companions/latest/dogs-in-morocco-are-still-being-killed-ahead-of-fifa-world-cup-but-rescuers-arent-giving-up/ https://www.idausa.org/ https://www.pawsmongolia.org Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    Fleur Dawes — Communications Director, In Defense of Animals

  2. Jul 27

    Masterpieces with Unexpected Guests

    Some of the world’s great masterpieces contain details we often pass by. In this episode, I explore art, museums, and the unexpected presence of animals in remarkable works across different periods and places—and what changes when we begin to notice them. This is our last episode in the current format. After a short break, the Paws Mongolia Podcast will return with a new interview format, featuring conversations with authors, researchers, academics, and animal welfare advocates from around the world. https://www.pawsmongolia.org Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

  3. Jul 20

    Architecture for a Changing Climate

    Climate change is reshaping the way we design our buildings, cities, and communities. In this episode, we explore how architecture is adapting to create a safer, healthier, and more resilient future. https://www.pawsmongolia.org Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    Architecture for a Changing Climate

  4. Jul 13

    Who Will Comfort Us Tomorrow?

    Robot pets are becoming more lifelike every year. Could they help people facing loneliness? What happens to our relationship with real animals when technology begins to offer companionship? In this episode, we explore the science, ethics, and future of robot pets. Can technology truly comfort us, or is there something only a living animal can provide? https://pawsmongolia.org Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    Who Will Comfort Us Tomorrow?

  5. Jul 6

    Can We Really Reverse Aging?

    Can we reverse aging? In this episode, we explore how genes, lifestyle, and environment shape the aging process, how animals have advanced longevity research, and how emerging technologies may one day reduce our reliance on animal testing. https://www.pawsmongolia.org Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg, courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    Can We Really Reverse Aging?

  6. Jun 29

    The World’s Last Wild Camels

    The remarkable story of the world’s only truly wild camel, surviving in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia and China. The wild Bactrian camel (Camelus ferus) is the world’s only remaining truly wild camel species. Known as khavtgai (хавтгай) in Mongolia, it survives in the remote deserts of Mongolia and China. In this episode, we explore its remarkable history, unique biology, and the conservation efforts to protect one of the world’s rarest large mammals. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg, courtesy of That’s Love Records, used with permission.

    The World’s Last Wild Camels

  7. Jun 22

    Can Animals Sense Death? The Story of Oscar the Cat

    Animals often notice things long before humans do. From changes in the environment to subtle signals we may overlook, their senses can reveal a different way of experiencing the world. In this episode, we explore what animals perceive, what science can explain, and what still remains a mystery. Visit www.pawsmongolia.org to learn more about our work and mission. Please subscribe to the podcast and consider leaving a review. Reviews help more people discover the podcast and support future conversations like this one. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    Can Animals Sense Death? The Story of Oscar the Cat

  8. Jun 15

    Rethinking Animal Fertility Control

    As veterinary science continues to evolve, researchers are exploring new approaches to animal fertility control beyond traditional surgery. This episode examines the opportunities, challenges, and future potential of these emerging technologies in animal welfare. Visit www.pawsmongolia.org to learn more about our work and mission. Please subscribe to the podcast and consider leaving a review. Reviews help more people discover the podcast and support future conversations like this one. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    Rethinking Animal Fertility Control
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Every animal has a story worth telling. Paws Mongolia Podcast explores remarkable stories that reveal new ways of seeing animals, nature, and ourselves. Each episode blends storytelling with thoughtful insights to inspire curiosity, deepen understanding, and celebrate the extraordinary lives we share on Earth.

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  • Creator
    Paws Mongolia
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    30
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Paws Mongolia
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