Podcasts about American Humane

Robin Ganzert, Ph.D., serves as president and CEO of American Humane, the country's first national humane organization and the first to serve animals, whenever and wherever they are in need of rescue, shelter or protection. She is the executive producer of the acclaimed documentary, Escape from Extinction, narrated by Dame Helen Mirren, and its follow-up, Escape from Extinction Rewilding, which features narration by Oscar winner Meryl Streep. She is also the executive producer of the annual American Humane Hero Dog Awards which aired for ten years on Hallmark Channel and most recently aired on A&E and fyi networks. Additionally, she is the author of The Humane Table: Cooking with Compassion, Mission Metamorphosis and Animal Stars. Her next book, Escape from Extinction, is set to come out in 2025. Dr. Ganzert serves on the board of Loro Parque Foundation, the Lois Pope LIFE Foundation and is a member of The Explorers Club, the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce Trustee Program, and the International Women's Forum. She has been awarded the prestigious Gorilla Prize by world-renowned zoological organization Loro Parque for her efforts in conservation. Dr. Ganzert is frequently highlighted in prominent national news and media platforms as an authoritative advocate for animals. In the recent season, she made appearances on shows like Good Morning America, Fox & Friends, Fox News Saturday Night, and America's Newsroom, among others. During her tenure at American Humane, she has been a guest on broadcast outlets such as the TODAY Show, MSNBC, World News Tonight, CNN, and Fox Business News, to name a few. Additionally, her insights have been featured in major newspapers, including The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, and the Boston Globe. Under her leadership, American Humane continues to earn recognition for its commitment to transparency, accountability, efficiency, and financial responsibility. Thanks to this dedication, American Humane is a top-rated charity having earned, for six years, Charity Navigator's “FourStar” rating; the “Seal of Excellence” from Independent Charities of America – awarded to fewer than three percent of charities nationwide; an “A” rating from Great Nonprofits; and is one of the few charities that meet all of the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance 20 Standards for charity accountability

Robin Ganzert, Ph.D., serves as president and CEO ofAmerican Humane, the country's first national humaneorganization and the first to serve animals, whenever andwherever they are in need of rescue, shelter or protection.She is the executive producer of the acclaimed documentary,Escape from Extinction, narrated by Dame Helen Mirren, andits follow-up, Escape from Extinction Rewilding, whichfeatures narration by Oscar winner Meryl Streep. She is alsothe executive producer of the annual American HumaneHero Dog Awards which aired for ten years on HallmarkChannel and most recently aired on A&E and fyi networks.Additionally, she is the author of The Humane Table: Cooking with Compassion, MissionMetamorphosis and Animal Stars. Her next book, Escape from Extinction, is set to come out in2025. Dr. Ganzert serves on the board of Loro Parque Foundation, the Lois Pope LIFE Foundationand is a member of The Explorers Club, the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce Trustee Program,and the International Women's Forum. She has been awarded the prestigious Gorilla Prize byworld-renowned zoological organization Loro Parque for her efforts in conservation.Dr. Ganzert is frequently highlighted in prominent national news and media platforms as anauthoritative advocate for animals. In the recent season, she made appearances on shows likeGood Morning America, Fox & Friends, Fox News Saturday Night, and America's Newsroom,among others. During her tenure at American Humane, she has been a guest on broadcast outletssuch as the TODAY Show, MSNBC, World News Tonight, CNN, and Fox Business News, to name afew. Additionally, her insights have been featured in major newspapers, including The WashingtonPost, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, Los AngelesTimes, and the Boston Globe.Under her leadership, American Humane continues to earn recognition for its commitment totransparency, accountability, efficiency, and financial responsibility. Thanks to this dedication,American Humane is a top-rated charity having earned, for six years, Charity Navigator's “Four-Star” rating; the “Seal of Excellence” from Independent Charities of America – awarded to fewerthan three percent of charities nationwide; an “A” rating from Great Nonprofits; and is one of thefew charities that meet all of the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance 20 Standards forcharity accountability.Since her appointment in 2010, Dr. Ganzert has spearheaded unprecedented growth andtransformational change at the historic 145-year-old nonprofit, which has reemerged as the mosteffective humane organization, directly impacting the lives of more animals around the world thanany other organization through innovative, life-changing and life-saving programs that set the goldstandard in animal welfare and protection. Dr. Ganzert has dramatically expanded the scope andscale of the organization's programs globally with a presence in 40 countries making AmericanHumane the largest certifier of animal welfare in the world. In addition to this growth she hasprovided oversight for iconic humane programs such as No Animals Were Harmed®, protectinganimals in film and entertainment; and, American Humane Certified®, helping to ensure humanetreatment of animals in agriculture. She launched a first-of-its-kind humane certification in globalconservation for animals in zoos and aquariums and an innovative humane certification effort forthe airline industry to help improve the safety and protection of companion animals intransportation. Most recently, Dr. Ganzert launched a new Humane Certified Pet Providerprogram focused on assessing the condition, well-being and welfare of small mammals, birds,reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates and aquatic life at pet provider locations and animal suppliers.Dr. Ganzert is also responsible for the creation of American Humane's famed Pups4Patriots™program that provides lifesaving service dogs for wounded warriors facing Post Traumatic Stressand Traumatic Brain Injury.American Humane is now the largest certifier of animal welfare in the world, overseeing thecare of more than 1 billion animals annually. This represents more than a 2,000 percent increaseduring her tenure in the number of animals protected every year.Additional programmatic efforts include leading American Humane's emergency rescuemissions to help the animal victims of catastrophic disasters from Superstorm Sandy toHurricanes Harvey and Ian; creating a groundbreaking clinical trial documenting the efficacy oftherapy dogs in helping childhood cancer patients; founding the bipartisan Congressional Caucusfor the Humane Bond; and, securing a major legislative victory with the passage of language in theNational Defense Authorization Act mandating that all American military working dogs must retireon U.S. soil.Dr. Ganzert holds a B.S. in Business & Accounting, an MBA and a Ph.D. She previously servedas the vice chair of the governing board of the National ALS Association. Prior to her appointmentat American Humane, Dr. Ganzert directed philanthropic services and charitable giving at The PewCharitable Trusts and Wachovia Wealth Management.Dr. Ganzert resides in South Florida and Washington D.C. with her beloved cats and dogs andenjoys spending time with her three wonderful children.

According to American Humane and its leadership team, the newly released sequel to 2020's award-winning "Escape from Extinction," introduces the science of "rewilding," a proven method for sustainable conservation that has the potential to bring back hundreds of thousands of species from the brink of extinction. Dr. Robin Ganzert, President and CEO of American Humane and the film's Executive Producer, along with Director and producer from MRB Productions, Matthew Brady, discuss the science and optimism behind rewilding projects from all over the world. The examples in "Escape From Extinction Rewilding" suggest the long held promise of modern zoological facilities and the professionals that care for threatened and endangered species to safeguard and return species into the wild in a manner that is beneficial to local communities is real. It's happening with greater success and sense of urgency as more habitats and species face threats from human activities such as climate change, pollution, encroachment, overfishing and so on. The film is in theaters in select cites now with streaming planned for later this year.  Animal Care Software

Welcome back to Robin's Nest, the podcast hosted by Dr. Robin Ganzert, President and CEO of American Humane.As we wrap up season one, we bring you a special story straight from South Africa! In this week's episode, Dr. Ganzert is joined by five remarkable guests, Dr. David Roberts, Natalie Maskell, Dr. Thomas Edling, Dr. Kashya Choksi, and Cheryl Lesko to discuss an inspiring penguin release. You'll witness the heartwarming moment when 12 African Penguins, many of which were rescued as eggs and rehabilitated by the dedicated team at Sanccob, are returned to the wild. Discover more about the incredible conservation work Sanccob is doing to protect species like the African Penguin!We're excited for you to join us in this unforgettable episode and deepen your connection to animals around the world!

In this new episode of Robin's Nest, American Humane president and CEO Dr. Robin Ganzert is coming to us straight from South Africa.   In this exciting episode, Robin speaks with the 2023 and 2024 Global Humanitarian Award Recipients Adrian Gardiner and John Payne, respectively. Adrian delves into his leadership journey in conservation and his efforts with the Nyosi Wildlife Reserve, while John highlights the significant impact of American Humane's Pups4Patriots program and underscores the importance of community connection.Both men are leaders in the humanitarian space, and we hope you enjoy getting to know a little more about each of their inspiring work.

In the latest episode of Robin's Nest, American Humane president and CEO Dr. Robin Ganzert sits down with two of our 2023 Hero Dog handlers Kelly Brownfield and Katie Harris. Watch and listen to learn more about their journey and their incredible hero dogs, Maverick and Moxie, respectively. Maverick, the 2023 Hero Dog Award winner and Therapy Dog Finalist, travels with his owner Kelly, offering steadfast support to military members and their families as an official USO member. Moxie, the Service Hero Dog Finalist, provides invaluable assistance to her owner Katie, who has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a group of rare, inherited connective tissue disorders. So many dogs in our lives have an inspiring story to tell and we hope you enjoy Maverick and Moxie's. Learn more about the upcoming Hero Dog Awards athttps://www.herodogawards.org/. 

In this episode of Robin's Nest, Robin talks with Dr. Richard Goldstein, Chief Medical Officer at Zoetis. As a veterinarian, Dr. Goldstein is committed to enhancing animal welfare worldwide. His dedication extends across borders and species, exploring innovative approaches that address the diverse health challenges animals face. Zoetis is also a terrific partner and supporter of American Humane, listen as they discuss pet preparedness, especially ahead of storm and hurricane season, and so much more.

In this episode of Robin's Nest, Robin talks with Marean Spero Steen, National Director of American Humane Hollywood. Marean heads up the iconic “No Animals Were Harmed” program and discusses American Humane's important role in keeping animals safe in the filmed entertainment world. 

In this episode of Robin's Nest, Georgia Boyer talks with Haley Grimes, Director of American Humane's Farm Program Operations. American Humane is a leader in improving animal welfare in agriculture and has created standards in concert with a Scientific Advisory Committee comprised of leading experts in agriculture, species-specific animal behavior, and ethics. Certified farmers create an environment that fosters the mental and physical well-being of animals by providing, among other things, appropriate space, lighting, air quality, food, and water to their animals.

Jamie and Justina go into the tragic history of American Humane, from a well-meaning group trying to protect animals used in films to an industry front that's willing to fudge the truth around their iconic “No Animals Were Harmed in the Making of This Film” slogan to protect their friends in Hollywood. 

In this episode of Robin's Nest, Robin hosts handler Jeff and Ethan, the Hero Dog Award winner from 2022 in the shelter dog category. Ethan was found in a parking lot on a cold January day in 2021 and rushed to critical veterinary care. He was extremely emaciated, couldn't lift his head to eat or drink on his own, and he didn't take his first steps for six days. However, he never stopped fighting to stay alive. He had an unimaginable determination to keep persevering through seemingly insurmountable odds,  and thousands of people began to follow his story. See how this amazing dog has touched the lives of countless people in this episode of Robin's Nest.

In this episode of Robin's Nest, American Humane's Georgia Boyer hosts Vernon Davis, a former professional football player who was a tight end in the National Football League and Super Bowl Champion in 2015. Since then, he has taken his talents to Hollywood and has appeared in six movies, and four TV series. Moreover, he is a huge fan of animals and American Humane!

In this episode of Robin's Nest, American Humane's Georgia Boyer hosts Matthew Brady, an award-winning producer and director. He is the President of MRB Productions and has worked very closely with American Humane throughout the years, including directing the 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and this year's Hero Dog Awards show! In addition, he produced the award-winning documentary Escape From Extinction and has just finished producing Escape From Extinction Two— Rewilding.

Robin is joined by guest John Payne. Payne is the chairman of the board for American Humane as well as President and CEO of Compassion-First Pet Hospitals. He is a well-known leader in both the international and domestic animal wellness and welfare space.

American Humane has been fighting for the humane treatment of all animals since 1877, making it the first and most experienced national humane organization in the country and the world's largest certifier of animal welfare, helping to verify the humane treatment of more than one billion animals across the globe each year. Robin's Nest hosted by Dr. Robin Ganzert is the official podcast of American Humane and Global Humane. The show takes on the biggest issues facing the amazing animals we share our world with, from the pets in our homes to the thousands of endangered species fighting to survive in the wild.    The podcast features lively and informative conversations with a variety of guests including celebrities, and global experts in conservation, veterinary care, animal behavior, zoology, and the human-animal bond. If you love animals, you'll love Robin's Nest.

The oldest animal welfare organization in America, American Humane, has launched a new third party certification program consistent with its longstanding programs covering zoos, farming, and even the film and television industry. Announced a month ago, "Humane Tourism" is designed to certify "wildlife reserves, lodges, and tour operators for their humane responsibility toward the animal life that the operations may encounter and have the potential to impact."  As wildlife viewing vacations become increasingly popular, one goal of this new program is to provide well-meaning consumers the information needed to make conscientious choices about where to spend their wildlife tourism dollars. New SR VP & COO, Dr. Kashyap Choksi and Jill Nizan, Director, Conservation Operations discuss how the program was created and the potential global impact on ensuring wild animal welfare. Animal Care Software

The National Retail Foundation expects U.S. Halloween spending to hit a record $12.2 Billion in 2023; Goodwill Industries International releases their Halloween Survey results; Hulu takes over the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, CA for their immersive "Huluween: Now Screaming" experience; the Douglas Halloween Parade for Adults celebrates its 25th year; Morro Bay & Ventura Harbor Village host Witches & Warlocks Paddle events; Local Mississippi news station features home haunters Holly & Mark Graves; Chipotle brings back their Boorito special with new late-night hours; Win $5,000 with Sour Patch Kids' "Cringe or Candy" digital photo challenge; American Humane shares tips for making Halloween safe & fun for your pets. Read the stories here.

Talked with Georgia Boyer, Communications and Brand Manager, American Humane. American Humane has been promoting the welfare and safety of animals since1877. They have a wide variety of programs. One that most folks see is the Humane Hollywood, "No animals were harmed in the making of this movie" or safety seals on eggs, etc at the store. They just finished the voting on the Hero Dogs and their Hero Dogs Awards Gala will be happening at the Breakers this year on November 10th. Their are five categories and a finalist for each. The overall winner will be announced at the Gala. Finalists are:Emerging Hero and Shelter: RainaLaw Enforcement and First Responder: PoppyTherapy: MaverickMilitary: BudaService and Guide/Hearing: MoxieListeners can see the dogs and their bios on www.herodogawards.orgThey can also find out more at www.americanhumane.org

Entrevistamos a Francesco Grande, veterinario del Loro Parque. LORO PARQUE INCORPORA UN TAC QUE PERMITIRÁ AVANZAR EN LA ATENCIÓN VETERINARIA Y EL BIENESTAR ANIMAL. La potente herramienta ofrecerá, además, importantes datos para los proyectos de conservación y rescate de especies de Loro Parque Fundación. Una herramienta que, además de en los programas de medicina preventiva y medicina diagnóstica ofrecerá importantes datos para los proyectos de conservación y rescate de especies de Loro Parque Fundación. Un TAC de alta resolución se ha incorporado a los sistemas de diagnóstico veterinario de Loro Parque. Esta adquisición representa un nuevo y notable avance que ofrece al equipo clínico del centro zoológico acreditado, una herramienta de alto valor para el cuidado de la salud de los animales que viven bajo su cuidado. El TAC supone una inversión que supera los 375.000 euros y viene a completar las modernas instalaciones de atención veterinaria en la que se desarrolla la atención a los animales que residen la embajada animal. Con la capacidad de análisis de estructuras internas de este procedimiento, el TAC será, además, será una valiosa herramienta que vendrá a completar el importante análisis y recopilación de datos que Loro Parque Fundación realiza en su trabajo para la protección y recuperación de especies. Bajo las siglas TAC se desarrolla la tecnología de tomografía computarizada en, en la actualidad, es el método más seguro y eficiente para observar con detalle los órganos internos, vasos sanguíneos, huesos y tejidos blandos del organismo. El procedimiento se desarrolla de forma no invasiva, mediante la realización, alrededor del cuerpo del paciente, de radiografías que van representando, en diferentes planos, todas las estructuras que se desea analizar. A diferencia de la radiografía convencional, la TC examina el tejido en secciones finas, o cortes, eliminando así la superposición. Medicina preventiva veterinaria. En caso de la medicina veterinaria, Loro Parque realiza una labor de salud preventiva que persigue ofrecer a los más de 40.000 animales que viven en el zoo, un cuidado permanente y adecuado a sus necesidades en cada momento. Para ello, se realizan chequeos regulares que incluyen análisis de sangre y ecografías y que, con la incorporación del TAC, podrán ser mucho más amplios y precisos. Esto permitirá, al igual que ocurre en la medicina humana, intervenir de forma precoz si llega el caso de detectarse alguna dolencia. En el caso de la medicina veterinaria, la ayuda del TAC en el diagnóstico, es aún más fundamental si cabe, ya que los pacientes no tienen la capacidad de describir y comunicar sus sensaciones. Loro Parque es el hábitat de 40.000 animales, con diferencias tan notables como las que separan al mamífero más pequeño, un pequeño murciélago de apenas 14 gr., hasta los más de 3000 kilos de algunas de las orcas. El cuidado de todos ellos es una absoluta prioridad en el parque, lo que le ha valido numerosos reconocimientos internacionales. En este campo, destaca del Certificado Human Conservation, con la máxima calificación de Mejor Zoológico de Europa que la prestigiosa organización internacional American Humane le concedió, por primera vez, en 2017 y que ha mantenido desde entonces y que se basa en una exhaustiva auditoría externa sobre la calidad de las instalaciones y del cuidado que se ofrece a los embajadores de la naturaleza que viven en Loro Parque.

Programa de actualidad con información, formación y entretenimiento conectando directamente con los oyentes en La Diez Capital radio. Dirigido y presentado por Miguel Ángel González Suárez. www.ladiez.es - informativo de primera hora de la mañana, en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital Radio. Santoral para el 29 de septiembre: Arcángeles San Miguel, Rafael y Gabriel. Vuelve el calor intenso a Canarias: Sanidad emite avisos por riesgo en cuatro islas. Se alcanzarán los 34 grados acompañados de calima. Con episodios que comenzarán a partir del sábado, 30 de septiembre y que se pueden prolongar hasta el 4 de octubre. Hoy se cumplen 583 días del cruel ataque e invasión de Rusia a Ucrania. Hoy es viernes 29 de septiembre de 2023. Buenos días Ucrania. Día Mundial del Corazón. El Día Mundial del Corazón se celebra el 29 de septiembre, y se hace desde que en el año 2.000 la Federación Mundial del Corazón, con el apoyo de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) designó este día, con el objetivo de concienciar sobre las enfermedades cardiovasculares, su prevención, control y tratamiento. Las enfermedades cardiovasculares son la primera causa de muerte en el mundo. Los infartos de miocardio y los accidentes cerebro vasculares se cobran más de 17 millones de vidas al año. Y se estima que la cifra ascenderá a 23 millones para el año 2030. 1864.- Se firma el Tratado de Lisboa entre España y Portugal por el que se fijan las fronteras hispano-lusas. 1906.- En Cuba se constituyó un Gobierno provisional a cargo de EEUU. 1909.- Se crea la Real Federación Española de Fútbol (RFEF). 1936: En el marco de la Guerra Civil, la Junta de Defensa Nacional nombra a Francisco Franco jefe de Estado y «generalísimo» de los ejércitos del bando sublevado en la zona controlada por los militares alzados contra la Segunda República Española. Un 29 de septiembre aunque en el año 1964 la revista 'Primera Plana' de Argentina comienza a publicar Mafalda. Su creador, Joaquín Salvador Lavado Tejón, más conocido como Quino, es una tira humorística que cuestiona diferentes aspectos de la sociedad. 1977.- Se restablece en España la Generalitat de Cataluña, por decreto ley del Gobierno de Adolfo Suárez. 2010.- En España tiene lugar una huelga general contra la reforma laboral y la política económica del Gobierno socialista de José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. 2017.- EEUU ordena la retirada de la mayoría del personal de su embajada en Cuba y la suspensión de la emisión de visados, tras un "ataque acústico" sufrido por al menos 21 estadounidenses. Nagorno Karabaj | El Gobierno separatista dejará de existir en enero de 2024. Jens Stoltenberg destaca que Ucrania está más cerca de la OTAN que nunca. Nuevas medidas contra los inmigrantes ilegales en Italia. Sánchez se reivindica como única alternativa a un Feijóo "fallido" y "sin proyecto": "Habrá gobierno dentro de poco". Las Islas Canarias y Baleares son las comunidades autónomas en las que más caro resulta hacer la compra. Canarias pide al Estado financiar a las comunidades para que acojan menores migrantes. Delgado planteará esta demanda en la Conferencia Sectorial de Infancia y Familia del Gobierno español. Solo una de cada cien viviendas de Canarias son públicas: el Diputado del Común urge a tomar medidas ante la falta de pisos. Rafael Yanes entrega al Parlamento un informe en el que pide actuar en los ámbitos público y privado para hacer más asequible el acceso a un techo e impulsar el alquiler social. Un día como hoy en 1971 - THE JACKSON 5 publican 'Goin' Back to Indiana' - Sección de actualidad informativa con Humor inteligente en el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el periodista socarrón y palmero, José Juan Pérez Capote, El Nº 1. - Sección de informativa con Pepe Rodríguez, director de Capital radio Gran Canaria. - Analizamos la actualidad política el programa El Remate de La Diez Capital radio con el analista, Manuel Fernández. - Entrevistamos a Francesco Grande, veterinario del Loro Parque. LORO PARQUE INCORPORA UN TAC QUE PERMITIRÁ AVANZAR EN LA ATENCIÓN VETERINARIA Y EL BIENESTAR ANIMAL. La potente herramienta ofrecerá, además, importantes datos para los proyectos de conservación y rescate de especies de Loro Parque Fundación. Una herramienta que, además de en los programas de medicina preventiva y medicina diagnóstica ofrecerá importantes datos para los proyectos de conservación y rescate de especies de Loro Parque Fundación. Un TAC de alta resolución se ha incorporado a los sistemas de diagnóstico veterinario de Loro Parque. Esta adquisición representa un nuevo y notable avance que ofrece al equipo clínico del centro zoológico acreditado, una herramienta de alto valor para el cuidado de la salud de los animales que viven bajo su cuidado. El TAC supone una inversión que supera los 375.000 euros y viene a completar las modernas instalaciones de atención veterinaria en la que se desarrolla la atención a los animales que residen la embajada animal. Con la capacidad de análisis de estructuras internas de este procedimiento, el TAC será, además, será una valiosa herramienta que vendrá a completar el importante análisis y recopilación de datos que Loro Parque Fundación realiza en su trabajo para la protección y recuperación de especies. Bajo las siglas TAC se desarrolla la tecnología de tomografía computarizada en, en la actualidad, es el método más seguro y eficiente para observar con detalle los órganos internos, vasos sanguíneos, huesos y tejidos blandos del organismo. El procedimiento se desarrolla de forma no invasiva, mediante la realización, alrededor del cuerpo del paciente, de radiografías que van representando, en diferentes planos, todas las estructuras que se desea analizar. A diferencia de la radiografía convencional, la TC examina el tejido en secciones finas, o cortes, eliminando así la superposición. Medicina preventiva veterinaria. En caso de la medicina veterinaria, Loro Parque realiza una labor de salud preventiva que persigue ofrecer a los más de 40.000 animales que viven en el zoo, un cuidado permanente y adecuado a sus necesidades en cada momento. Para ello, se realizan chequeos regulares que incluyen análisis de sangre y ecografías y que, con la incorporación del TAC, podrán ser mucho más amplios y precisos. Esto permitirá, al igual que ocurre en la medicina humana, intervenir de forma precoz si llega el caso de detectarse alguna dolencia. En el caso de la medicina veterinaria, la ayuda del TAC en el diagnóstico, es aún más fundamental si cabe, ya que los pacientes no tienen la capacidad de describir y comunicar sus sensaciones. Loro Parque es el hábitat de 40.000 animales, con diferencias tan notables como las que separan al mamífero más pequeño, un pequeño murciélago de apenas 14 gr., hasta los más de 3000 kilos de algunas de las orcas. El cuidado de todos ellos es una absoluta prioridad en el parque, lo que le ha valido numerosos reconocimientos internacionales. En este campo, destaca del Certificado Human Conservation, con la máxima calificación de Mejor Zoológico de Europa que la prestigiosa organización internacional American Humane le concedió, por primera vez, en 2017 y que ha mantenido desde entonces y que se basa en una exhaustiva auditoría externa sobre la calidad de las instalaciones y del cuidado que se ofrece a los embajadores de la naturaleza que viven en Loro Parque. - Sección con la periodista y corresponsal de la televisión Brasileña en España, Cleo Costa. Nuestra periodista ha participado en un Fam Trip de la D.O. MONTERREI dirigida por Paadín Wines. La Ruta del Viño de Monterrei se encuentra situada al sureste de la provincia de Ourense, lindando con la frontera de Portugal. En esta comarca encontraremos bodegas que coronan espectaculares miradores en la montaña y otras a los pies del valle. Durante 3 días visitamos bodegas con perfiles muy diferentes, túneles del vino centrados en distintas sesiones didácticas ( variedades de uva, valles, subzonas etc). Monterrei también es cultura visitamos uno de los importantes anticuarios de España, el monumento más singular de la comarca, el castillo de Monterrei.

"Lauren Thomas, The Modern Hippie, sits down to dish on eating and entertaining simply and living beautifully. And Dr. Robin Ganzert stops by to talk about American Humane and how we can eat responsibly, support local ranchers and do good for the planet. Plus, I have some Brussels Sprouts love and a 3 Ingredient Apple and Manchego Salad that I am sure you will want to make. You dont want to miss the delicious conversation."

Ever wonder how our Cats can be great teachers to us? Yes, our feline friends keep us company, provide unconditional love, share in the ups and downs of our lives, and much more! Join Amy Newmark, Chicken Soup for the Soul publisher, and me on Wednesday, February 15th, from 10 AM -11 AM CT U.S. We are discussing how Cats are our therapists, our role models, and our best friends!  Chicken Soup for the Soul: Lessons Learned from My Cat will have cat fans laughing, tearing up, and nodding their heads in recognition as they dive into these 101 touching, inspiring, and sometimes mind-boggling stories about all the ways in which cats enrich our lives, become part of our families, and make us better people. Amy says, “It's remarkable how much cats add to their human family members' lives. Our writers report on how their cats helped them improve their relationships, acted as natural therapists, and showed them how to overcome their challenges as they learned how to be better people through the examples of their cats' loyalty, intuition, resilience, and kindness.” Chicken Soup for the Soul is donating royalties from the book to American Humane. In keeping with Chicken Soup for the Soul's support for pet adoption and shelters, the 101 stories chosen for the book from thousands of submissions are not only inspirational and fun but also feature rescued cats, including black cats, and senior cats, the categories of cats that are often left behind at shelters. Chicken Soup for the Soul's mission is to make people think “shelter first” when considering adding a new pet to their families.

This New Year is a great time to reflect upon how our dogs make us better people. If we rescued them, they rescued us back. If we're sad, they comfort us. If we need to have more fun, they show us how. Join Amy Newmark, Chicken Soup for the Soul publisher, and I on Wednesday, January 25th, from 10 AM -11 AM CT U.S. We are discussing how dogs are our protectors, role models, and best friends!  Chicken Soup for the Soul: Lessons Learned from My Dog has 101 stories of how much we learn from our dogs - from keeping us company to providing unconditional love and sharing in the ups and downs of our lives. Attention dog lovers, you will be laughing, tearing up, and nodding your heads in recognition as Amy and I dive into these 101 touching, inspiring, and sometimes mind-boggling stories about all the ways in which our dogs enrich our lives, become part of our families and make us better people. Chicken Soup for the Soul is donating royalties from the book to American Humane. In keeping with Chicken Soup for the Soul's support for pet adoption and shelters, the 101 stories chosen for the book from thousands of submissions are not only inspirational and fun, but also feature rescued dogs, including black dogs, senior dogs, and pit bulls, the categories of dogs that are often left behind at shelters. Chicken Soup for the Soul's mission is to make people think “shelter first” when they're considering adding a new pet to their families.

On what would be her 101st Birthday, Dr. Robin Ganzert, President and CEO of the American Humane, joins Jennifer Jones Lee on Wake Up Call to talk about the impact that Betty White continues to have on the world, especially when it comes to animals.

Lisa Tschernkowitsch spoke to American Humane's CEO about Betty White's legacy as an animal lover.

As he describes in his recently released first book, Dog Dad: How Animals Bring out the Best in Us and Can Help Save the World, Instagram sensation Tophy Brophy's childhood was anything but easy.  Suffering from anxiety and never feeling fully connected to the people around him, Topher recalls years of loneliness, depression and attempts to cure his "sad sickness."  Once he found a lifelong friend in a puppy named Rosenberg, the quality of life for Topher increased dramatically.  In addition to the fulfillment of caring for the needs of another living being that the adoption brought, life with Rosenberg lead to an unexpected creative outlet when people began commenting how similar Rosenberg and Topher resembled each other, especially as they dressed in over-the-top costumes. As a way to help others, Topher is donating all proceeds from the book to support rescue and recovery efforts by American Humane. Animal Care Software KONG Zoo Zoo Logic

Dr. Marty Becker has devoted his life to helping animals in need. For many years he made regular appearances on national TV shows such as Good Morning America and Dr. Oz. That is where he got his moniker as America's Vet. He has owned or co-owned seven different veterinary hospitals, lectured to veterinarians on six continents, and has written 25 books (selling over 8 million copies with three New York Times bestsellers).  On today's show, Dr. Marty Becker shares the impact fear can have on your dog—especially when it comes to vet visits. He believes fear is the worst thing any social species can experience, and it is his mission to educate pet professionals and pet owners to eliminate fear-filled experiences. That's why he founded Fear Free. Dr. Marty Becker and his team are taking the “pet” out of “petrified” by eliminating and alleviating fear, anxiety, and stress in pets. What should you look for when selecting a vet? How can you make the waiting room experience less stressful? How do you examine a pet on their terms? Dr. Marty Becker tells all in this incredible discussion. He also gives us a sneak peak into a new direction of pet health, and its nothing to yawn about... About Dr. Marty Becker Dr. Becker was the resident veterinary contributor on "Good Morning America" for 17 years. He is currently a member of the Board of Directors of American Humane as well as its Chief Veterinary Correspondent. His special fondness for older pets has led him to a spot on the Advisory Board of The Grey Muzzle Organization, which is dedicated to helping homeless senior dogs. A passionate advocate for the human-animal bond, Dr. Becker practices at North Idaho Animal Hospital because he loves veterinary medicine, pets, and the people who care for them. Dr. Marty Becker: https://www.drmartybecker.com/ Episode Links Dog Edition episode #55: The Lost Dogs of War in Ukraine Fear Free pets About Dog Podcast Network (DPN) DPN is the first of its kind. A podcasting network as devoted to dogs, as they are to us. Our mission is simple: entertain, inspire and inform. We will improve the quality of life for dogs and the people who love them. Check out Dog Podcast Network for other dog-adjacent shows: Dog Edition: our flagship show where a global team of dog-obsessed journalists and storytellers feature news, in-depth reporting, analysis, features, and interview segments Dog Cancer Answers: which offers vetted advice from real veterinarians who answer your questions about dog cancer Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I am very excited to have Lindsay Valenty of the Ye Olde Crime podcast as TVVS's first-ever guest! Lindsay provides us with lots of excellent information about Spring-Heeled Jack, who was far more than just a popular character from the penny dreadfuls. You can learn more about Lindsay and her AWESOME podcast here: linktr.ee/yeoldecrime ***** Sources Anonymous. “Spring-Heeled Jack: The Terror of London.” http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602571h.html Castelow, Ellen. “Spring Heeled Jack.” https://www.historic-uk.com/CultureUK/Spring-Heeled-Jack/ Grundhauser, Eric. “Meet Spring-Heeled Jack, the Leaping Devil That Terrorized Victorian England.” https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/meet-springheeled-jack-the-leaping-devil-that-terrorized-victorian-england Lamoureux, Aimee. “The Legend Of Spring-Heeled Jack, The Victorian Demon Who Terrorized London.” https://allthatsinteresting.com/spring-heeled-jack Nelson, January. “27 Facts About Spring-Heeled Jack, The Killer Who Could Be A Human Or Could Be A Creature.” https://thoughtcatalog.com/january-nelson/2018/08/spring-heeled-jack/ Scotsman, The. “Who was ‘Spring-heeled Jack' who scared the women of Scotland?” https://www.scotsman.com/heritage-and-retro/heritage/who-was-spring-heeled-jack-who-scared-women-scotland-547481 ***** Ways to Help Hurricane Ian Victims World Central Kitchen: https://wck.org American Red Cross: https://www.redcross.org/about-us/news-and-events/news/2022/red-cross-responds-to-hurricane-ian.html Caring for Others, Inc.: https://caring4others.org/hurricane-disaster-relief/ Direct Relief: https://www.directrelief.org/emergency/hurricane-ian/ The Salvation Army: https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/news/the-salvation-army-prepares-for-hurricane-ian-as-fiona-relief-continues/ American Humane: https://www.americanhumane.org/monitoring-hurricane-ian/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=Cj0KCQjwyt-ZBhCNARIsAKH1174tRM5079zyHf20aBFiy1AVxL3MmW8UGoUaCO4a2EZrNnO3TCaLS4waAlgCEALw_wcB ***** Email: thevictorianvarietyshow@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/victorianvarie1 Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/marisadf13 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/thevictorianvarietyshow I'd greatly appreciate it if you could take a moment to rate & review this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Goodpods, Spotify, Podchaser, Audible, or wherever you listen, as that will help this podcast reach more listeners! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marisa-d96/message

Hickman's Family Farms is a family run egg provider almost as old as the state of Arizona where the company was founded. With approximately 10 million laying hens housed across a half dozen facilities in the Southwest, its husbandry and bio-security measures to protect the collection from hazards such as the current strain of Avian Influenza virus dwarf those of any zoo or aquarium. Compliance Manager, Shari Yeatts describes the American Humane certified company's operations, the tracking of current and future animal welfare regulations which often vary by state, and the growing use of cage-free housing and enrichment. Animal Care Software KONG Zoo Zoo Logic

A graduate from the renowned Colorado State University Veterinary program, Dr. Kwane has been a California practicing vet for 22 years. He has worked in nearly every part of the profession - honing his clinical and business expertise. His journey started in '97 as an associate and emergency clinician in San Diego. From there he climbed the ranks quickly, becoming the Chief Medical Officer of Vetco Hospitals, Inc. Later he would take the reins of a struggling municipal shelter as County Veterinarian and reverse one of the worst euthanasia rates in the country. Most recently, he completed a six year stint as the Chief Veterinary Officer of American Humane, and Director of their legacy program, No Animals Were Harmed®, protecting over 100,000 animals every year around the globe on film and TV sets. Today he serves as the Chief Medical Officer and head Veterinarian for Papaya Pet Care. He has been sought for his expertise by many media outlets and major companies – including Disney, United Airlines and Sea World – for guidance to improve their animal care standards. He is known for his outspoken, compassionate, charismatic and genuine nature. Today, his career has evolved into another new journey. His true calling…helping pets and people in need. Many years ago, during a five-year tenure as a Shelter Veterinarian in a struggling, depressed area of California, Dr. Kwane began to form a true appreciation for those that struggle to afford health care for their pets. One day, on a whim, he headed downtown with some medical supplies. He set up a table near a homeless food bank, and invited anyone with a pet to be examined and treated at no charge. It was the most memorable day of his career. Afterwards, he made more consistent efforts to find Homeless people, wherever they were, and give free medical aid to their pets. Now, years later, his journey is now being chronicled on a new television series, called “The Street Vet”. It follows him as he travels the streets of California helping pets, and people alike, while retrieving some of the most remarkable and inspiring stories of sacrifice and hope. In this wide-ranging conversation with Dr. Stewart, we cover: The origination of Project Street Vet Working with the homeless and their pets Being committed to care The bond between pet and homeless person How working with the homeless changed the trajectory of Kwane's career Happiness within homelessness Hollywood or homeless: pet lovers are the same Funding veterinary care on the streets The role of pet insurance Making contributions - how can you do it? Kwane's Impact Round! Want to support Project Street Vet? Find out more about the project and donations at: https://www.projectstreetvet.org/ Big thank you to Dr. Kwane Stewart for the amazing work he's doing in the community! To connect with Kwane you can find him in the following places: @drkwane @thestreetvet We're online! Check out our website at theveterinaryproject.com for more info on the show, our hosts, and all things Veterinary Project. If you liked the show and want to stay in the know, please follow / subscribe to the podcast on the listening platform of your choosing. Want to join our community of like-minded Veterinary Professionals? Send an email to theveterinaryprojectpodcast@gmail.com and we'll get you connected to our private Veterinary Project Facebook group. Any questions, comments, feedback, or requests for guests can also be sent to theveterinaryprojectpodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for listening and we look forward to seeing you next Wednesday for another episode of The Veterinary Project Podcast! - Jonathan Leicht, DVM and Michael Bugg, DVM

Subscribe to The Locher Room: https://bit.ly/TheLocherRoomEmmy Award-winning actress, author and animal advocate Carolyn Hennesy joined me in The Locher Room to reminisce about her incredible career dazzling audiences with her various daytime, primetime and film roles. On television, she played the deliciously vicious “Penelope Ellis” on ABC's critically acclaimed series Revenge. She also joined the cast for the fifth season of the sleek vampires-meet-world saga, True Blood, and fast became a fan favorite as Rosalyn, the ageless vamp with a Texas twang. Prior to Revenge and True Blood, Hennesy was best known for her memorable work as “Barb” on ABC's Cougar Town and for her (twice) Emmy nominated work as “Diane Miller” on ABC's General Hospital. She has also guest starred on a long list of prime time favorites including Champions, NCIS, The Cool Kids, The Mindy Project, MOM, and Liza on Demand. Kids across America know her as the hilariously haughty Mrs. Chesterfield on Disney Channel's Jessie. On the big screen, Hennesy's credits include Click, Legally Blonde 2, Terminator 3 as well as starring in the horror film, St. Agatha (directed by SAW's Darren Bousman,) the recently released comedy Swing of Things and the soon to be released Relentless for Lifetime…but the biggest recent large screen news is her role in J.J. Abrams Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker as fighter pilot Demine Lithe. Online, she's starred in the independent series' Take it from the Top and These People, Business Doing Pleasure for TBS, Two Sentence Horror Stories for Time/Warner, and The Bay for Amazon Prime in the role of Karen Blackwell...for which she received her Emmy Award and the 2016 Indie Series Award. Most recently, she starred as Gloria in Sean Kanen's series, Studio City for which she received Emmy nominations two consecutive years. Hennesy received her training at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Her razor sharp comedic timing was honed as a member of The Groundling's Sunday Company and in ACME Theatre's main company. Hennesy has appeared in over a hundred stage productions worldwide, most recently and to great acclaim as Maria Callas in Terrence McNally's Master Class at the Garry Marshall Theatre for which she received the LA Stage Alliance Ovation Award for “Best Actress In A Play” for the entirety of Los Angeles, 2017-18. Among other accolades, the LA Drama Critics Circle has distinguished her with the Natalie Schafer Award and the LA Stage Alliance honored her with her first Ovation for THE FAN MAROO. For the last three years, Hennesy hosted the red carpet reception for the Daytime Emmy Awards for NATAS, FB, and nearly all social media platforms. Hennesy's creative endeavors also include a successful career as a writer; she created the wildly popular “Pandora” (Bloomsbury USA) children's book series and penned the New York Times Bestseller “The Secret Life of Damian Spinelli” (Hyperion). When not on set, Hennesy is privileged to lend her time to a number of causes but she focuses on veteran affairs and particularly animal rescue, preservation, conservation and advocacy as an ambassador for American Humane and her own Los Angeles Zoo. She hosts her advocacy podcast “Animal Magnetism” back episodes of which may be found on YouTube. On January 2nd. 2017, Hennesy crossed something off of her bucket list: she rode on a float (Lucy Pet Foundation) in the Tournament of Roses Parade. Now she simply has to go into space (difficult) and fly over Disneyland as Tinkerbell to set off the fireworks (impossible). She lives in her native Los Angeles with four dogs and one cat, rescues all, and…in what spare time is left…she flies trapeze. Seriously!Original Airdate: 8/18/2021

When Robin Ganzert joined American Humane as it's new president and CEO, she thought she was helming one of the oldest and best known animal welfare organizations in the US. What she didn't know was that American Humane was $12.2 million dollars in debt following the 2009 financial crisis. By running the non-profit more like a for-profit, Robin fixed American Humane's finances while changing its work culture and branding.

My great friend brought his great family to Chicago just before NYE and had a blast... But I'll let him tell the story here as he "yelp" rates his vacation. I also have a couple of clips of Betty White's great career that you likely haven't heard everywhere else as her tributes continue. Thanks for listening to LIVE FROM MY OFFICE!SHOW NOTESBetty White spent much of her life in support of animals who need our help. One that meant the most to her is American Humane. Support them however you can!CNN tells the stories of that and more agencies she would love you to support.Follow Paul Coyte on Twitter and Instagram and listen to him on TalkSport and TuneIn from 5-6AM London Time (11pm-midnight in Chicago) every weekday!Subscribe to Live From My Office on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.Follow Steve on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.Win an ABT gift card by emailing me three of your friends emails who you think would like the show, and include your mailing address in the email. Check out the details here.Email the show with any questions, comments, or plugs for your favorite charity.

Robin Ganzert is President and CEO at American Humane, an organization dedicated to ensuring the welfare and safety of animals while strengthening the bond between them and humans. She is a global nonprofit executive and has been featured on CNN, World News Tonight, Fox Business News, and other notable media outlets. Robin is also an author, radio host, and the Executive Producer of the hit television show: Hallmark Channel's American Humane Hero Dog Awards. Her recent book, Mission Metamorphosis: Leadership for a Humane World, is an inspiration guide to increasing business revenue and efficiency while effecting positive change in the world. She is this week's guest on this episode of Love In Action, sponsored by Duck Creek Technologies. American Humane was founded in 1877 and is America's oldest national humane organization. They were behind every major advancement for animals and children from then to modern times, Robin claims. [6:46] Marcel asks Robin to explain the idea behind Mission Metamorphosis and why she wrote it. “We rebuilt this incredible crown jewel in America's humane movement, and I thought that story had to be told,” she responds. “Often, when people start working in a philanthropic organization, they're so in love with the mission that they forget there's a business that is needed behind running the mission. That's when they can lose their way. That story about marrying the mission to a business model was necessary to tell.” [14:59] You can have a great business strategy, but if your organizational culture is one that doesn't support the organization's mission, it will be all for naught, Robin advises. When people aren't inspired to do work that is noble and excellent, they lose their sense of pride, and the culture suffers. [19:46] Robin shares some of the tough decisions she's had to make over the years as leader of American Humane. “When you're a CEO, a leader, you have to have moral courage to make those tough decisions in the toughest times when you're really being tested, and you have to have a [strong] belief in the mission and your own vision,” she adds. [22:30] There were many institutional obstacles in Robin's professional journey by virtue of her gender alone. She talks about the challenges she faced being a woman in the Southern workforce. [26:40] While it's easier to break the glass ceiling in the nonprofit world, it doesn't mean it's a walk in the park. When Robin was hired at American Humane, there was a huge gap between her salary and the salary of the interim CEO. Robin also addresses the lesser-known acts committed against women leaders, including online sexual harassment. [32:05] “I believe that we can all build a more humane world for people, animals, and the world we share,” Robin remarks. “I would like everyone to join that effort.” [38:42]  A special thanks to our sponsor, Duck Creek Technologies for making the episode possible. Built for insurance, by insurance. Duck Creek Technologies offers the vision and tools you need to drive your business in 2021 and beyond. Visit www.duckcreek.com to learn more. Resources Robin Ganzert on LinkedIn | Twitter  AmericanHumane.org | RobinGanzert.com Mission Metamorphosis: Leadership for a Humane World

Ever wonder how do cats do it? They're surprisingly clever, ever curious, and so caring about their human staff members. When we rescue them, they rescue us back. They brighten our days, act as our therapists, and become our best friends—without saying a word. You'll find yourself laughing a lot, tearing up at times, and nodding your head in recognition as you read these tales about the magical experience of sharing life with a cat. From hilarious to heroic, mischievous to miraculous, and everything in between, you will recognize your cat in this entertaining collection of stories in Chicken Soup for the Soul: My Clever, Curious, Caring Cat - 101 Tales of Feline Friendship. Chicken Soup for the Soul is donating royalties from this book to American Humane. This effort is part of the company's widespread support for animal shelters and pet adoption, including the donation of Chicken Soup for the Soul pet food to shelters across the country. Join Amy Newmark and me on Tuesday, Sept 7, 10-11 A.M. CT U.S. We will have a conversation about what we can learn from our feline friends, from keeping us company to providing us with unconditional love and sharing in the ups and downs of our lives!

Ever wonder how do dogs do it? They somehow magically brighten our days, act as our therapists, and become our best friends without saying a word. They're frequently hilarious, often heroic, and surprisingly human, too. Especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, they rose to the occasion and transformed that stay-at-home experience. Chicken Soup for the Soul: My Hilarious, Heroic, Human Dog will have dog lovers laughing, tearing up, and nodding their heads in recognition as they dive into 101 heartwarming stories about all the ways in which dogs enrich our lives, bond our families, and make us better people. We learn so much from our canine companions, and along the way they keep us company, provide unconditional love, and share in the ups and downs of our lives. If we rescued them, they rescue us back. If we're sad, they comfort us. If we need to have more fun, they show us how. They are our protectors, our role models, and full family members. And when they're mischievous? Well, they can get away with just about anything when they look at us that certain way. Chicken Soup for the Soul is donating royalties from this book to American Humane. This effort is part of the company's widespread support for animal shelters and pet adoption, including the donation of Chicken Soup for the Soul pet food to shelters across the country. Join Amy Newmark and me on Tuesday, Sept 7, 10-11 A.M. CT U.S. We will have a conversation about how dogs help us improve our relationships, acted as natural therapists, show us how to overcome challenges, and how to be better people.

Better Never Than Late Today: The President takes a victory lap, John tries to speak Bidenese, and the Governor tells school kids to mask up again in today's open.  And  Then PA representative Ryan Warner of the 52nd District responds to Governor Wolf's mask mandate for kids in light of surging cases.  Later, Robin Ganzert, president and CEO of American Humane condemns what she calls a death sentence to contract working dogs left behind in Kabul. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

About Audrey Audrey is the Sr. Vice President of Organizational Development at At San Diego Humane Society where she leads the critical work associated with process improvement, employee engagement and building the capacity of the organization to meet its strategic goals and mission. Lang has held several leadership roles for nonprofit organizations, including COO/SVP for American Humane and Director of Org Development for the Chicago Department of Public Health. About Emitrr Emitrr is an Omni channel (Texting, Webchat, Missed Calls, Google My Business, and more) messaging platform for your business. Emitrr helps some of the largest brands reduce call volumes in the call center by converting calls to messages across different channels and helping grow revenue for businesses. Check us out at emitrr.com

July 15th is National Pet Fire Safety Day. Don't forget to include your furry family members into your emergency plan should a fire occur. According to American Humane, more than half a million pets are impacted by house fires every year.Photo by Alora Griffiths on Unsplash

A Butler County pup named Boone is moving on to the semi-finals for the 2021 American Humane Hero Dog Awards, a national award for “ordinary dogs who do extraordinary things," but Boone is anything but ordinary. Boone a certified therapy dog that uses a wheelchair to get around and continues to inspire children in a children's book about his life.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this issue of Vet Candy Magazine, we are also introducing you to the amazing Julio Alonso DVM. Dr. Julio is a native of Puerto Rico and spent his early career working with American Humane as a veterinarian on movie sets making sure that no animals were harmed during filming.  This was a dream come true for Dr. Julio, because he had the chance to travel and visit exotic locations, not to mention being behind the scenes in Hollywood.     This magazine is all about Lyme disease and is brought to you by Elanco Animal Health, makers of Ultra Duramune vaccines.  

Dr. Marty Becker, “America's Veterinarian,” has spent his life working toward better health for pets and the people who love them. He is the founder of Fear Free, which works to prevent and alleviate fear, anxiety, and stress in pets by inspiring and educating the people who care for them. This includes veterinary and other pet professionals as well as pet parents through FearFreeHappyHomes.com and animal shelter and rescue group staff and volunteers through FearFreeShelters.Fear Free and Dr. Becker partnered with Meredith Corporation, the nation's largest brand-powered food, lifestyle, and entertainment media company, to introduce Happy Paws magazine. Written by veterinary and pet professional experts including board-certified veterinary behaviorists, Happy Paws assists pet owners in providing their pets with the physical and emotional care they need to live happier, healthier, and fuller lives.Dr. Becker was the resident veterinary contributor on “Good Morning America” for 17 years. He is currently a member of the Board of Directors of American Humane as well as its Chief Veterinary Correspondent, a founding member of Core Team Oz for “The Dr Oz Show,” and a member of the Dr. Oz Medical Advisory Panel. His special fondness for older pets has led him to a spot on the Advisory Board of The Grey Muzzle Organization, which is dedicated to helping homeless senior dogs.He has written 23 books that have sold almost 8 million copies, including three New York Times best-sellers. He also writes the weekly nationally syndicated newspaper feature Pet Connection with his writing partner, Kim Campbell Thornton.Dr. Becker is an adjunct professor at his alma mater, the Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine , and also at the Colleges of Veterinary Medicine at both Colorado State University and the University of Missouri. Additionally, he has lectured at every veterinary school in the United States, and is on the advisory board of World Vets, an international veterinary and disaster relief programs to help animals.A passionate advocate for the human-animal bond, Dr. Becker serves as an adjunct professor at the Research Center for Human-Animal Interaction at the University of Missouri's College of Veterinary Medicine. He is an honorary board member of Pet Partners and the Humane Society of New York, as well as a past board member and strong supporter of his local pet rescue group, Second Chance Animal Adoption of Bonner Ferry, ID, and a supporter of the Panhandle Animal Shelter in Sandpoint, ID, the Kootenai Humane Society in Coeur d'Alene, ID, and the Whitman County Humane Society in Pullman, WA.Dr. Becker practices at North Idaho Animal Hospital because he loves veterinary medicine, pets, and the people who care for them.Support the show (http://www.paypal.me/BangProductions )

Listen in as Lindsay and Rudi Taylor, the founder of Harley's House of Hope and Harley's Dream. Together, they talk about how she got in rescue, the different programs she and her husband started, and how she met the namesake of all their efforts--Harley--a sweet one-eyed chihuahua who was left for dead at a puppy mill and would later become the American Humane 2015 Hero Dog. 

Jean Shafiroff from American Humane provides tips for helping pets deal with the absence of their people as they head back to the office. Plus, a very real-world story from a remarkable person who lost his dog… right after his honeymoon. The post Dealing with Sep-“purr”-ation Anxiety / Coping with pet tragedy 02/05/21 appeared first on WWDB-AM.

The following is a conversation between Dr. Robin Ganzert, President and CEO of American Humane, and Denver Frederick, the Host of The Business of Giving. American Humane was founded in 1877, committed to ensuring the safety, welfare, and well-being of animals, but only a decade ago, there was a real question whether the organization was going to survive. In an instructive and enlightening new book, their CEO shares a story of how the organization was brought back from the brink to become one of the top-rated charities in America. She is Dr. Robin Ganzert, the president and CEO of American Humane, and author of Mission Metamorphosis: Leadership for a Humane World.

Merriam-Webster defines a hero as a person admired for achievements and noble qualities. For the past several years, I have been honored to have been asked to review nominations for the American Humane Hero Veterinarian and Hero Veterinary Nurse Awards. It has been humbling to read these submissions. It has also made me very proud to be a member of this profession. Do you know a veterinary professional who has made a difference in your life, in the life of your pet or your community? Take a listen to my conversation with Dr. Robin Ganzert, president and CEO of American Humane and learn about how you can recognize these advocates for pets and the people who love them. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Humane Heroes on Pet Life Radio.

Health and Lifestyle Contributor Monica Leighton shares ways on how to help your pets who have the "pooch scooch". | ‎ Dr. Robin Ganzert, CEO of American Humane tells us about their Hurricane Harvey pet recovery, disaster preparation for pets, and about the new Chicken Soup for the Soul books that benefit ‎American Humane. | Special ‎ways to remember your beloved pets on National Pet Memorial Day on September 10 with One Fur All from Robert Eichner, founder of Pet House Candles, and with Paw Pods by founder Ben Riggins.

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