The Animal Rescue Podcast: what you always wanted to know but didn’t know who to ask Keshia

This week I talk with Brigitte Dix of Cottontail Cottage. We discuss how she ended up in New York specializing in rabbit rehab and rescue. If you have ever thought about wildlife rehab work, this is the episode for you as we get into what you need to know, how to become qualified, and how to find rehabbers in your area! To learn more about Briggitte and her team's work you can visit the website at www.cottontailrehab.com or on Instagram and Facebook @cottontailcottagewildlife. To find rehabbers in your area you can download the app Animal Help Now.



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This week I talk with Julie Marvets of Furball Farm Cat Sanctuary. We discuss how she got started, the resources she has for anyone looking to start their own sanctuary, and what it is like running a sanctuary. This was a fun episode because I grew up near Faribault, MN, where the sanctuary is located. You can learn more about Furball Farm Cat Santuary at www.furballfarmcatsanctuary.com or on social media @furballfarmcatsanctuary. You can also check out their twitch @furball_farm to see the cats and volunteers 24/7 live!

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This week I talk with Ridge Vogel of Pack Leader University. We discuss what a good relationship with dogs looks like, with tons of human analogies (because who doesn't love a good analogy?), and how humans tend to over complicate this. To learn more about Ridge's program Pack Leader Blueprint you can find him on Instagram @packleaderuniversity and @ridgedogbehavior.

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This week I talk with Tracy Frank, owner of Society for Animal Rescue and Adoption out of Texas. We discuss how she got started in animal rescue, some of the interesting rescues she has been involved in, and how you not only can get involved but actually check out the rescue as either a visitor or volunteer. You can learn more about SARA at www.sarasanctuary.org or on social media.  

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This week I talk with Alex Peacock about animal anxiety. A childhood dog led him to the world of dog training, where he has continued to help families struggling with their own pets. Over the years he has learned about dog psychology and has used that to help countless people both in their home and through his online courses. We talk about his experiences working with dogs, what dog anxiety is, and how to find the right trainer for you. You can learn more about his work at www.alexsdogtrainingprogram.com.

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This week I talk with Gabe Horton of Pawster Nashville. We discuss how Pawster got started and the work they are doing to reduce pet homelessness. Pawster bridges human services and animal services to support families around Nashville. To learn more about the work they are doing you can check them out online at www.pawsternashville.org or on social media @pawsternashville. 



Thanks for listening! If you liked what you heard, please rate, review, and subscribe. If you have ideas for future guests please email me at theanimalrescuepodcast@gmail.com or follow me @theanimalrescuepod on Instagram. You can also learn more about the organizations I interview and how to listen/watch at www.theanimalrescuepodcast.my.canva.site