Podcasts about brigid wasson

When your cat is missing and has been seen in the area or hiding under someone’s shed or deck, it may be time to set a humane trap. A humane trap is a simple to use tool you can use to bring your cat back home. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff, and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professionals for community wide solutions to animal welfare issues. Along with her work at Mission Reunite, Brigid writes and shares life-saving information and tips through her First Street Pets blog and Facebook page.

When your cat is missing and has been seen in the area or hiding under someone’s shed or deck, it may be time to set a humane trap. A humane trap is a simple to use tool you can use to bring your cat back home. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff, and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professionals for community wide solutions to animal welfare issues. Along with her work at Mission Reunite, Brigid writes and shares life-saving information and tips through her First Street Pets blog and Facebook page.

Did you know you can find a lost cat with a security camera? Brigid Wasson of Mission Reunite will tell us more about the ways to choose a camera, set it up and effectively use it to locate your missing cat. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff, and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professionals for community wide solutions to animal welfare issues. Along with her work at Mission Reunite, Brigid writes and shares life-saving information and tips through her First Street Pets blog and Facebook page.

Did you know you can find a lost cat with a security camera? Brigid Wasson of Mission Reunite will tell us more about the ways to choose a camera, set it up and effectively use it to locate your missing cat. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff, and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professionals for community wide solutions to animal welfare issues. Along with her work at Mission Reunite, Brigid writes and shares life-saving information and tips through her First Street Pets blog and Facebook page.

How do pet owners find reliable pet information on the internet when there is literally so much garbage out there? Today’s guest, Brigid Wasson, has created a brand new YouTube channel and blog offering just that important information. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. As an international speaker, presenter, and writer, she is focused on providing advice and support to animal care and welfare advocates, leaders, and entrepreneurs. Her latest undertaking is being the content creator at the blog and YouTube channel First Street Pets. Brigid grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and currently lives in Sonoma County, California.

How do pet owners find reliable pet information on the internet when there is literally so much garbage out there? Today’s guest, Brigid Wasson, has created a brand new YouTube channel and blog offering just that important information. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. As an international speaker, presenter, and writer, she is focused on providing advice and support to animal care and welfare advocates, leaders, and entrepreneurs. Her latest undertaking is being the content creator at the blog and YouTube channel First Street Pets. Brigid grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and currently lives in Sonoma County, California.

Due to the ongoing virus crisis, animal shelters, clinics and rescues have had to change the way they are handling things. Shelter closures have forced animal welfare leaders to drastically change procedures overnight. They were forced to develop new ways to doing business in order to continue to help those pets in need. One successful method has been community-based efforts. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professions for community-wide solutions to animal welfare issues.

Due to the ongoing virus crisis, animal shelters, clinics and rescues have had to change the way they are handling things. Shelter closures have forced animal welfare leaders to drastically change procedures overnight. They were forced to develop new ways to doing business in order to continue to help those pets in need. One successful method has been community-based efforts. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professions for community-wide solutions to animal welfare issues.

I recently recorded a conversation with five pet business owners who are experiencing the personal and professional affects from COVID-19. Here’s that conversation.  I’m grateful to these wonderful women who shared their experience, strength and hope for this podcast segment. Thanks to Katie Ballard, Madeline Byrd, Jennifer Morrone, Brigid Wasson and Cara Brockman.  Share your insights and find out more about items mentioned […]

Brigid Wasson from Mission Reunite joins us again to talk about the important topic of natural disaster prevention when it comes to lost pet recovery and keeping our pets safe. We share this topic often because it seems more important than ever considering the number of natural disasters that have hit the U.S. already this year, not to mention the upcoming hurricane season in the south. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the CEO and Principal Consultant of The Path Ahead Animal Welfare Consulting which focuses on increasing lifesaving and maintaining the human-animal bond. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff, and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professionals for community-wide solutions to animal welfare issues.

Brigid Wasson from Mission Reunite joins us again to talk about the important topic of natural disaster prevention when it comes to lost pet recovery and keeping our pets safe. We share this topic often because it seems more important than ever considering the number of natural disasters that have hit the U.S. already this year, not to mention the upcoming hurricane season in the south. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the CEO and Principal Consultant of The Path Ahead Animal Welfare Consulting which focuses on increasing lifesaving and maintaining the human-animal bond. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff, and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professionals for community-wide solutions to animal welfare issues.

Brigid Wasson from Mission Reunite joins us to discuss myths and scams in lost pet recovery such as pets “going away to die”, the dirty litter box idea, “my pet was probably eaten by a predator”, psychics, telephone scammers and disreputable “pet detectives”, plus some other common misconceptions and myths. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the CEO and Principal Consultant of The Path Ahead Animal Welfare Consulting which focuses on increasing lifesaving and maintaining the human-animal bond. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff, and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professionals for community-wide solutions to animal welfare issues.

Brigid Wasson from Mission Reunite joins us to discuss myths and scams in lost pet recovery such as pets “going away to die”, the dirty litter box idea, “my pet was probably eaten by a predator”, psychics, telephone scammers and disreputable “pet detectives”, plus some other common misconceptions and myths. Brigid Wasson is a lifetime animal care and welfare professional. She is a retired animal shelter director and has been a professional pet sitter since 1994. She is the CEO and Principal Consultant of The Path Ahead Animal Welfare Consulting which focuses on increasing lifesaving and maintaining the human-animal bond. She is the President of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit dedicated to missing pet prevention and recovery. Brigid works to educate and engage animal shelter leadership, staff, and volunteers and their rescue partners along with pet sitters, veterinarians, and other animal care professionals for community-wide solutions to animal welfare issues.

Brigid Wasson—the president of Mission Reunite, a nonprofit organization that aims to assist pet owners whose animals are missing—describes her personal and professional involvement with animals, including growing up with […]

Interview! Brigid Wasson, Co-founder Missing Pet Partnership “We recommend that all cats be chipped, but it isn’t foolproof.” Brigid is back for another interview with Stacy, and to kick of March Microchipping Madness, Brigid talks about the importance of microchipping your pets. Microchipping is an especially important development when it comes to cats, as the Return to Owner (RTO) rate for our feline friends is between 1 and 2% in the US! Brigid also discusses the drawbacks of microchipping, such as out-of-date information. She urges owners adopting new cats to get their pet scanned as soon as possible in order to check for a microchip and, if one is present, to call the company and update their contact information right away.   If you haven’t yet listened to Brigid’s first episode, you can do so now by clicking here. To get in touch with Brigid, or to learn more about the Missing Pet Partnership’s Mission Reunite Animal Shelter Training Seminar, please email her at bwasson@missingpetpartnership.org.