Podcasts about homeless pets

Send us a textIn this episode, Andreia and Millie discuss the difference between rescues and shelters and how to help homeless pets. They emphasize the importance of education and understanding the guidelines and processes of rescues and shelters. They also highlight the benefits of adopting from a rescue, such as individualized support and information about the dog's background. The hosts share their own experiences with their rescue program and the emphasis on training and setting dogs up for success. They also discuss the challenges of adopting from shelters and the need for commitment and dedication. The episode concludes with advice on rehoming dogs and finding stray dogs. The conversation discusses the need for systemic change in animal rescue and the importance of addressing the root causes of overpopulation. It emphasizes the role of education, advocacy, and demanding change in breeding laws. Support the showFollow Us On Instagram: @thinklikeadogpodcast @Mirrorimagek9 @OzzieAlbiesFoundation Work with Mirror Image K9 here: https://www.mirrorimagek9.com/contactusBe Our Guest:https://www.mirrorimagek9.com/podcast

In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection. She discusses options for people who cannot actually adopt a pet but want to share in the experience of loving homeless furry friends. Discussing the stories captured in a new set of award winning mini films, Carol considers how mutual rescue addresses trauma, pain, othering, bias, and loneliness. She discusses the neurophysiology of the pet-person connection. With powerful stories she shares an animal's ability to show us unfiltered affection and loyalty despite the heartbreaks and loss of everyday life and teach us about the courage to embrace any moment of connection. You will love this show.

In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection. Discussing the stories captured in a new set of award winning mini films, Carol considers how mutual rescue addresses trauma, pain, othering, bias, and loneliness. She discusses the neurophysiology of the pet-person connection and describes options for people who cannot actually adopt a pet but want to share in the experience of loving homeless furry friends. As she will share, an animal's ability to show us unfiltered affection and loyalty despite the heartbreaks and loss of everyday life, teaches us so much about the courage to embrace each moment of connection. You will love this show.

If losing your home isn't traumatic enough, imagine what happens when you realize some of your family members – the ones with fur - have no options.  Romy Maimon, Founder of the Emergency Pet Care Program, wants to change the equation -- and says that helping pets in crisis really means helping people in crisis as well. Mamion has been working over the past several years to bring together a coordinated group of resources that can jump in and find foster homes or temporary shelter/boarding space for family pets, as well as provide veterinary and related services as needed. Pet owners know their pets are in a safe place and when they are ready to reunite, the pets will be ready as well.   https://www.lowercapenews.org/helping-pets-to-help-people

A program in Santa Fe is helping the homeless with their pets, but should the homeless even have pets? On News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection. Discussing the stories captured in a new set of award winning mini films, Carol considers how mutual rescue addresses trauma, pain, othering, bias, and loneliness. She discusses the neurophysiology of the pet-person connection and describes options for people who cannot actually adopt a pet but want to share in the experience of loving homeless furry friends. As she will share, an animal's ability to show us unfiltered affection and loyalty despite the heartbreaks and loss of everyday life, teaches us so much about the courage to embrace each moment of connection. You will love this show.

In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection. Discussing the stories captured in a new set of award winning mini films, Carol considers how mutual rescue addresses trauma, pain, othering, bias, and loneliness. She discusses the neurophysiology of the pet-person connection and describes options for people who cannot actually adopt a pet but want to share in the experience of loving homeless furry friends. As she will share, an animal's ability to show us unfiltered affection and loyalty despite the heartbreaks and loss of everyday life, teaches us so much about the courage to embrace each moment of connection. You will love this show.

Check out episode 187 (Ironically the California Penal Code for Murder) with Scott Giacoppo of Best Friends Animal Society. Click here for more info! Check out our website, ⁠www.keepithumane.com⁠ and use ACREPORT for 10% off your order. If you have something you'd like us to discuss you can contact Daniel at 412-736-6263, Ashlee 715-297-6873 or email us at daniel@humanemain.com. #animalcontrol #animalcontrolofficer #dogcatcher #rescue #steetdogs #animalcops #humaneagent --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animalcontrolreport/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animalcontrolreport/support

Brian Giffin spotlights the history and great works of the Homeless Pets Foundation, founded in 1998 and helping thousands of animals find forever homes, stability, and quality of life.   Giffin talks about the history of the foundation, founded in 1998 by Dr. Michael Good, and visits with Taylor Hoskins, adoptions manager at HPF as well as Dr. Phil Good, who carries on his father's vision and legacy today.   Pull up a chair, this is a good one!   www.cuopfga.org   www.henssler.com  www.daycosystems.com www.drakerealty.com   www.esogrepair.com  www.ingles-markets.com  www.jrmmanagement.co   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection. Discussing the stories captured in a new set of award winning mini films, Carol considers how mutual rescue addresses trauma, pain, othering, bias, and loneliness. She discusses the neurophysiology of the pet-person connection and describes options for people who cannot actually adopt a pet but want to share in the experience of loving homeless furry friends. As she will share, an animal's ability to show us unfiltered affection and loyalty despite the heartbreaks and loss of everyday life, teaches us so much about the courage to embrace each moment of connection. You will love this show.

In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection. Discussing the stories captured in a new set of award winning mini films, Carol considers how mutual rescue addresses trauma, pain, othering, bias, and loneliness. She discusses the neurophysiology of the pet-person connection and describes options for people who cannot actually adopt a pet but want to share in the experience of loving homeless furry friends. As she will share, an animal's ability to show us unfiltered affection and loyalty despite the heartbreaks and loss of everyday life, teaches us so much about the courage to embrace each moment of connection. You will love this show.

In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection. Discussing the stories captured in a new set of award winning mini films, Carol considers how mutual rescue addresses trauma, pain, othering, bias, and loneliness. She discusses the neurophysiology of the pet-person connection and describes options for people who cannot actually adopt a pet but want to share in the experience of loving homeless furry friends. As she will share, an animal's ability to show us unfiltered affection and loyalty despite the heartbreaks and loss of everyday life, teaches us so much about the courage to embrace each moment of connection. You will love this show.

The Gander SPCA became famous when it was included in the Broadway show Come From Away. People who were moved by the story of how the shelter looked after stranded pets during 9/11 started sending donations to help pay for a new shelter. Now, years later, that shelter is finally becoming a reality. Bonnie Harris is the SPCA manager.

What's happening today: Sub-variant of Omicron detected in multiple patients in L.A.; COVID numbers in current surge continue to drop; Amid shortage, proposed bill would provide incentives to blood donors; New bill would provide money for sheltering homeless pets; The precarious future of the Joshua tree. This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people. Support the show: https://laist.com

This week Michelle Fern has a different type of show. She welcomes Yolanda Berkowitz, President of Friends of Miami Animals and HSUS board member. Since 2016, Friends of Miami Animals Foundation has been a leader in animal welfare issues. They help build effective programs, establishing meaningful collaborations and engaging leaders and the community to save and improve the lives of homeless pets. EPISODE NOTES: Helping Homeless Pets

Jim Sharpe gives his thoughts on how coronavirus' effect on the economy could hurt our furry friends.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch and hear stories about dogs Ivy, Max and Tyson. Learn about the incredible work done by the Street Dogz all-volunteer staff to help homeless individuals and their pets. And how animal communication plays into all of this. “Our Mission is to ensure that no pet is surrendered due to a lack of resources on the part of their human."  To Watch This Epsiode: https://youtu.be/uw5wvepwP2M Reach The Animal Intuitive, Anne Angelo Webb, For Animal Communication (distance available), Talks, Classes, Animal Massage & Acupressure, Energy Work, Essential Oils, CBDs, Children's Music: Watch This Episode On YouTube - https://youtu.be/dCNt6eNQoEk https://IntuitiveTouchAnimalCare.com/ https://www.instagram.com/TheAnimalIntuitiveAnneWebb/ https://twitter.com/TheAnimalIntuit https://www.facebook.com/TheAnimalIntuitive Meesha's Songs Album  Intro music "Walkin' Down The Street" and outro "Rub My Belly" from  Meesha's Songs Album children's music for adults too.  Downloadable MP3 of available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3c4nBIQ Free Meditation for Animal Communication - https://IntuitiveTouchAnimalCare.com/Free-Mp3-Animal-Communication-Guided-Meditation-Opt-In-Sign-Up-Form/ Free Essential Oils E-Book: Insider Secrets For Using Essential Oils With Animals - https://IntuitiveTouchAnimalCare.com/Essential-Oils-Handbook/ CBD's I Use With Pets -  https://IntuitiveTouchAnimalCare.com/Cbd-Products/ (this is my distributor link on my website) #animalcommunication #theanimalintuitiveshow #animalcommunciation101

Happy Furry Friday! We hope that everyone has a safe and fun filled weekend! We love furry Friday here at One Life Radio, especially when animal advocate experts like Marc Peralta and Maura Davies are here! Stephanie Toups also stops by to discuss the importance of air quality!  We have a big announcement! Castor and Pollox, number 1 organic purposeful pet food supplier in the US, has become our new furry Friday sponsor! We love Castor and Pollox, check out this link and start your furry friend on the best food on the market! Maura Davies - SPCA The SPCA is following social distancing guidelines to maintain animal care and adoption procedures! COVID-19 can't hold the SPCA back from their mission to prevent cruelty to animals! The Pet Resource Center is available and provides essentials like food and medicine more than 1000 pets that would otherwise not be able to get the care they need in this global pandemic! If you see something, say something! Together, we can prevent cruelty to animals. If you or someone you know needs assistance in keeping their pet healthy, click here for the Pet Rescue Center. Marc Peralta - Best Friends Animal Society Marc Peralta is We are making progress as a nation on reducing the number of animals being euthanized. Unfortunately, cats are disproportionately dying more than dogs. That's terrible! With Trap Neuter Return programs, we can reduce the number of cats being produced, and in turn, reduce the number of cats being euthanized. Best Friends connects with the community regularly to provide resources like free spay and neuter! Click here to find the support you or someone you know may need to keep their furry family member, so we can keep animal shelter numbers down. Together, we can save them all! Stephanie Toups Consumer advocate Stephanie Toups is here to discuss the importance of air quality in your home, and how to clean the air in your home! A simple tip is to use your hood vent in your home when you are cooking! If you don't have a hood vent, most microwaves have an air vent included. Stephanie suggests using essential oils for a multitude of reasons! Essential oils have antibacterial properties and are easy to implement in your home. Add a few drops of essential oil to your wool dryer balls for a simple change! Symptoms of breathing in toxic air in your home include structural damage to the lungs, rashes, and asthma. Yikes! Set a reminder in your phone and remind yourself to change your air filter in your home! A cute, safe addition to your home to help clean the air in your home is houseplants! Houseplants can be a safer alternative to typical paraffin candles. Stephanie says that little changes can add up to create a clean air home. Thank You Support Best Friends' Mission To End The Killing of Homeless Pets. A small donation can make such a huge difference in the life of an animal in need. Thank you to all of our One Life Radio listeners. We truly appreciate each and every one of you! If you would like to hear more from One Life Radio, please subscribe to our podcast. If you have any hot ideas or burning questions, email us at info@oneliferadio.com. Bernadette loves hearing from listeners. And, last but never least, thank you to our sponsors. We couldn’t do the show without you; Sunwarrior, Enviromedica, NED Hemp Oil, STS Health, VEGWORLD Magazine, Paleo Magazine, the Well Being Journal and the ISSN. Visit our sponsor page for some great offers just for One Life Radio listeners!

Founder of both Rescue Chicago (https://rescuechi.com/), a registered 501C3 animal rescue organization, Christine Nendick joins to discuss the state of homeless dogs and cats in our country. Many people are not aware that we euthanize more than 733,000 dogs and cats every year in the U.S., most of them entirely healthy. While Christine and Jared largely discuss issues related to rescue, including the causes of the vast number of homeless pets, some of the myths around rescue dogs and why they are not valid, why often adopting or fostering a dog can be a safer choice than going through a breeder, the problem with puppy mills and the link between dogs for sale at a pet store and puppy mills, breed discrimination particularly against pit bulls, the importance of visiting one’s local animal shelter, etc., they also discuss larger topics in social good like the best way to influence behavior change amongst friends and family, whether charitable causes fall on a continuum of good or whether all social causes should be viewed as equally important, the importance of recognizing others’ priorities might not match our own, and others. For every review of this episode or forwarding the episode to a friend I will donate $5 to Emancipet, (https://emancipet.org/) which provides low-cost spay/neuter in at-need communities, or to an animal rescue of your choice. on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/rescueinstyle/) Support this podcast

Health and Lifestyle Contributor Monica Leighton shares helpful ways local community events are benefiting homeless pets | Award winning veterinarian Dr. Michael Reinhart cautions pet parents to consult with your veterinarian when considering CBD products for your pets health issues.

Health and Lifestyle Contributor Monica Leighton shares helpful ways local community events are benefiting homeless pets | Award winning veterinarian Dr. Michael Reinhart cautions pet parents to consult with your veterinarian when considering CBD products for your pets health issues.

In this Spotlight feature, I can’t tell you how beyond excited I am for you to meet today's more than inspiring, guest, Paul Crowell. Paul is the founder of the nonprofit, Project Open Paw that is dedicated to feeding and taking care of the furry companions of the homeless in San Francisco where he lives. He is also a gofundme hero and was the recipient of The Jefferson Award of The Bay Area in 2018. As an extremely passionate animal lover and rescue advocate, there’s nothing I love more than anyone who wants to help them. So when I first heard about Paul and what he was doing I literally started telling everyone about him and his gigantic heart. - - Yes, I'm a super fan girl! And I’m hoping after today’s episode you'll be a super fan too! :) Grab a cup of coffee or tea, go somewhere cozy, kickback and push play. This is a longer episode but it's so worth it. There's so much inspiration, helpful advice, and wisdom for those with a big heart. It's all about how one person can make an invaluable difference in the lives of others and what we can do to help. Happy Listening! And thank you so much, Paul! SHOW HIGHLIGHTS // (show notes click here)Getting to know Paul - What he does and why he does it - So many inspiring stories!How Project Open Paw got started ad what's needed to keep it going. Using social media for good + storytelling + creating a connection with the homeless community he serves. How becoming a gofundme hero doubled his impact + what specifically we can do to help - So many ideas! So many ways to pitch in! (click on show notes to find out)And you'll want to stay to the end to find out Paul's #1 tip for anyone that wants to do make a difference in their own way. As well as who has made a difference to Paul in his life. CALL TO ACT // Check out the show notes to find out all the ways you can, Get Your Heart On to do what you can to help Paul keep animals on the streets warm, healthy and well-fed. Every single FB like, IG follow, dollar given or item donated will make a huge difference in the life of a deserving dog/cat in need of a simple meal so they can go to sleep with food in their bellies. - as Paul says.Thanks again for you and your big hearts!Much Love + Gratitude,:) giaP. S. Make sure to hit SUBSCRIBE on Apple podcasts or wherever you like to listen. And if you want me to also personally let you know when a new episode comes out all you have to do is sign up right here and I’ve got you!

Rescue Express is a non-profit rescue tranport service that every two weeks hauls up to 400 homeless pets from Southern California and the Central Valley to rescues and shelters in the Pacific Northwest that have more adopters available than animals available for adoption. Donate to Rescue Express They also transport from Texas to Minnesota and plan to expand to the East Coast. Continued emphasis on spaying/neutering pets and new emphasis on transport programs, such as Rescue Express, have the potential to turn the U.S. into a no-kill nation. Since 2015, Rescue Express has saved more than 20,000 homeless pets. In 2018, the volunteer group transported 8,600 animals, mostly canines. Here's how the group describes itself: "Rescue Express, a DBA of MGM Animal foundation, is a free- of-charge shelter animal transporter for over 300 shelters, rescue organization, and individuals. We operate every weekend, travelling from San Diego, CA to Burnlington, WA. We operate buses with 100 carriers aboard and a tractor trailer with a 300 carrier capacity. The animals are picked up from shelters between San Diego and Redding, CA. and are received by non-kill shelters and rescue groups between Eugene, OR and Burlington, WA." If you drive Interstate 5 on the weekend, you are almost certain to eventually see the Rescue Express tractor-trailer rig. They start in San Diego early Saturday and finish in Washington state early Sunday. Since its founding in 2015 by software entrepreneur Mike McCarthy, Rescue Express has faced challenges. Mostly money challenges. In this podcast, McCarthy says each transport run costs about $4,000. At one time, the group charged for transporting animals with the sending organizations paying. I would think the receivers -- who eventually charge adoption fees -- would be better able to pay. Donate to Rescue Express Sure spot in heaven: Rescue Express Founder Mike McCarthy I must be wrong, though, and Rescue Express now operates as a free service, counting on donations to cover their bills. That's tough sledding because infrastructure non-profits are generally invisible to the large donor community and miss out on badly-needed money. Continued emphasis on spay/neuter and new emphasis on transport programs, such as Rescue Express, have the potential to turn the U.S. into a no-kill nation. Transport is critical and Mike McCarthy's desire to do right by animals has saved thousands of lives and promises to save many thousands more. Please listen to the podcast and support Mike and Rescue Express. It is a very important project.

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(0:49) Top story this week is the second helicopter crash within the past month, this time atop a building in Midtown. The FAA confirms that Timothy McCormack was not licensed to fly in bad weather because he was not "instrument rated", meaning that he was not qualified to fly a helicopter using only the instrument panel and was only certified to fly in good weather when visibility was greater than 3 miles. If you saw anything that day or have photos or video of the crash, email witness@ntsb.gov (3:45) 34 years ago on June 12, 1985 — A teen and his brother attempt to rob a plainclothes police officer near Morningside Park, leading the officer to shoot and kill one of them (4:50) 4 years ago on June 13, 2015 — Three attempted terrorists are arrested in a pressure-cooker bomb plot (6:22) Coming up this Saturday, June 15th: A coalition of organizations are holding a clinic for people experiencing homelessness and their pets. (7:51) Turns out a Burger King in Brooklyn was taking the idea of an Impossible Burger a bit too literally! (9:01) If you're headed to Governors Island this summer, see if you can hitch a ride on a brand-new ferry boat that will go into weekend service beginning on June 15th. The new ship, called the Governors 1, was built by Rhode Island-based Blount Boats, and can carry up to 400 passengers per trip from Lower Manhattan to Governors Island. The first trip of the new 132-foot-long ferry will leave at 10:20am from the Battery Maritime Building at South Street and Broad Street on Saturday, June 15th. (9:36) 36 years ago on June 11, 1983 — A man jumps to his death from the Empire State Building observation deck, the second person to do so within two weeks. (10:42) 2 years ago on June 10, 2017 — Area code 332 becomes active to begin supplementing the dwindling amount of available 212 and 646 numbers. Phone calls in Mandarin are a scam targeting cities with large Chinese populations (12:22) 122 years ago on June 15, 1897 — A fire sweeps through Ellis Island's wood buildings (13:01) 135 years ago on June 16, 1884 — America's first rollercoaster opens in Coney Island (15:05) It's hard to believe it's been seven years since the Space Shuttle arrived in New York, but check the links in the show notes to see Video from April 2012 of the Space Shuttle arriving in New York aboard its special Boeing 747 transport vehicle and a Time-Lapse Video from June 12, 2012 of the Space Shuttle Enterprise Being Lifted Onto the Intrepid Air Craft Carrier's Flight Deck, where you can now view an entire exhibition about the journey the shuttle took to reach New York. A Great Big City has been running a 24-hour newsfeed since 2010, but the AGBC News podcast is just getting started, and we need your support. A Great Big City is built on a dedication to explaining what is happening and how it fits into the larger history of New York, which means thoroughly researching every topic and avoiding clickbait headlines to provide a straightforward, honest, and factual explanation of the news. Individuals can make a monthly or one-time contribution at agreatbigcity.com/support and local businesses can have a lasting impact by supporting local news while promoting products or services directly to interested customers listening to this podcast. Visit agreatbigcity.com/advertising to learn more. AGBC is more than just a news website — It also automatically checks MTA data before morning rush hour and sends out notifications if there are delays on any subway lines, LIRR or MetroNorth trains, and bridges and tunnels. Follow @agreatbigcity on social media to receive the alerts. Park of the day DeRosa–O'Boyle Triangle — Dewey Ave. bet. E. Tremont Ave. and Edison Ave., the Bronx — This triangle honors William Anthony DeRosa and Andrew O'Boyle, two Throgs Neck natives who were killed during World War II. Parks Events Father's Day Classic Car Show — June 16, 2019 Concert Calendar Feed Me and BlackGummy are playing Brooklyn Steel on Thursday, June 13th. The National and Courtney Barnett are playing Prospect Park Bandshell on Thursday, June 13th. Marissa Nadler and Stephen Brodsky, Annie Hart, and Russian Baths are playing Saint Vitus Bar on Thursday, June 13th. Full of Hell, elizabeth colour wheel, and Primitive Man are playing Brooklyn Night Bazaar on Friday, June 14th. Ariana Grande, Normani, and Social House are playing Barclays Center on Friday, June 14th. MxPx, Rehasher, and Unwritten Law are playing Irving Plaza on Saturday, June 15th. Death Cab for Cutie and Jenny Lewis are playing Forest Hills Stadium on Saturday, June 15th. Church of Misery and Toke are playing Saint Vitus Bar on Saturday, June 15th. Deceased, Attacker, Ruthless and Eat Lead at Brooklyn Bazaar, Deceased, Attacker, Eat Lead, and Ruthless are playing Brooklyn Bazaar on Saturday, June 15th. Ariana Grande, Normani, and Social House are playing Barclays Center on Saturday, June 15th. Thompson Square is playing Meadowlands Racetrack — 1 Racetrack Drive — on Saturday, June 15th at 4pm. Death Cab for Cutie with Jenny Lewis is playing Forest Hills Stadium — 1 Tennis Pl — Forest Hills on Saturday, June 15th at 6pm. Ariana Grande are playing Barclays Center — 620 Atlantic Avenue — Boerum Hill on Saturday, June 15th at 8pm. James Chance and The Contortions, Ice Balloons, and James Chance are playing Our Wicked Lady on Sunday, June 16th. Wisin Y Yandel are playing Prudential Center — 25 Lafayette Street — on Sunday, June 16th at 7pm. DaBaby (16+) is playing PlayStation Theater — 1515 Broadway — Midtown on Sunday, June 16th at 8pm. Wu-Tang Clan is playing Amphitheater At Coney Island Boardwalk — 3052 West 21st Street — Seagate on Sunday, June 16th at 8pm. Ariana Grande, Normani, and Social House are playing Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, June 18th. Minuit Machine, Milliken Chamber, and silent em are playing Brooklyn Night Bazaar on Tuesday, June 18th. JoJo Siwa with The Belles is playing Beacon Theatre — 2124 Broadway — Upper West Side on Tuesday, June 18th at 7pm. Ariana Grande are playing Madison Square Garden — 4 Pennsylvania Plaza — Midtown West / Chelsea / Hudson Yards on Tuesday, June 18th at 8pm. Soundgarden (21+) is playing Brooklyn Steel — 319 Frost Street — Greenpoint on Tuesday, June 18th at 8pm. A R I Z O N A and morgxn are playing Brooklyn Steel on Wednesday, June 19th. Billie Eilish - WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, TOUR, Billie Eilish, and Denzel Curry are playing Radio City Music Hall on Wednesday, June 19th. Ariana Grande - Sweetener World Tour, Ariana Grande, Normani, and Social House are playing Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, June 19th. Kishi Bashi and Takénobu are playing Murmrr Theatre on Wednesday, June 19th. semaphore, Bonsai Trees, Stay Inside, and Synapses Firing are playing El Coretz on Wednesday, June 19th. Jason Isbell with Father John Misty is playing Prospect Park Bandshell — 95 Prospect Park West — South Slope on Wednesday, June 19th at 6pm. Ari Lennox (18+) is playing Bowery Ballroom — 6 Delancey Street — Lower East Side on Wednesday, June 19th at 7pm. Billie Eilish with Denzel Curry is playing Radio City Music Hall — 1260 6th Avenue — Midtown on Wednesday, June 19th at 7pm. Ariana Grande are playing Madison Square Garden — 4 Pennsylvania Plaza — Midtown West / Chelsea / Hudson Yards on Wednesday, June 19th at 8pm. Tank and the Bangas / Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles, Tank and the Bangas, and Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles are playing Prospect Park Bandshell on Thursday, June 20th. Thanks for listening! Find more fun things to do at agreatbigcity.com/events. Learn about New York Here's something you may not have known about New York: You may apply to ride along with NYPD officers during their shift if you are a New York resident and at least 18 years old — Visit the link in the show notes to the NYPD site to find out more Weather The extreme highs and lows for this week in weather history: Record High: 99°F on June 14, 1956 Record Low: 48°F on June 15, 1933 Weather for the week ahead: Rain throughout the week, with high temperatures rising to 89°F on Monday. Intro and outro music: 'Start the Day' by Lee Rosevere — Concert Calendar music from Jukedeck.com — Roller coaster music: "Transit of Venus" (1883) by John Philip Sousa, performed by the United States Marine Band

We have a show today that is going to be very interesting because I get this question all the time. What happens to strays and homeless pets when they pass? What is their purpose on Earth, and what happens to them when they pass when they don't have that special person in their life? Questions or Comments? Send them to: brent@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - What Happens to Strays and Homeless Pets When They Pass on Pet Life Radio

Wednesday, June 10th, 2015 http://youtu.be/IGbpHfcwBIk Littering Sea Lions Vaxxers Knowing When to Stop Stern & Letterman Homeless vs Pets Suburbs Wrestling Getting Ready with Women King of the Ring Elimination Chamber Collection Agencies

With the epidemic of homeless animals wandering neighborhood streets, hungry and in poor heath (not to mention, the overflow of animals in shelters), one can easily see why spaying or neutering your pet would be a positive step to take.  But many people are still hesitant to bring their pets in for the procedures.  In this episode, we will take a closer look at what exactly is involved in spaying or neutering.  What are the advantages (other than cutting down on strays and unwanted animals)?  Are there any disadvantages?  Join us Saturday, February 28th as we explore this important topic.

Jacksonville, Florida, my hometown, is one of the nation's largest cities, and like other sprawling metropolises, shelters are loaded. How have they gone from 23,000 killed in shelters to Zero? - Starting 2014 with a no kill quarter! Smiley and I head back home to talk with the Man with the Vision and Founder of First Coast No More Homeless Pets, Rick DuCharme, along with Program Director and Florida Times Union Nominee for ‘10 Who Make a Difference' as ‘the Hardest Working Person in Animal Welfare,' Cameron Moore. With Best Friends as mentors, a Prison Dog Program, and a city wide coalition working together they are getting it done! So, Listen to, celebrate and emulate their secrets of saving and placing pets! And if you're in town, come to their Mega Adoption and Super Smiley Flash Mob with us! Questions or Comments? Send them to: megan@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - One of the Nation's Largest Cities Reaches Their No Kill Goal for Pet Cancer Care on Pet Life Radio

On Sunday, November 7th, some 45,000 dedicated people will embark on a 26.2 mile journey through New York City’s five boroughs to participate in the 41st annual New York City Marathon. And behind every runner is a story that propels them to the finish line, from personal challenge to something beyond themselves. For financial executive Brayden Mathews, it’s all for the animals. As in years past, Mr. Mathews is using his marathon run to raise money for animal causes close to his heart. This year the lucky beneficiaries are Mighty Mutts and Ollie’s Place. So download this week’s episode to your iPod, get up, and get motivated! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Marathon Man Hoofs It for Homeless Pets with Diane West

The unstable economy is not just hurting workers, but their families as well -- including their pets. Unlike our suburban neighbors, who may surrender their pets to shelters or abandon them if they lose their house in foreclosure, some city dwellers are giving up their pets because they lost their high-paying jobs and the only affordable place is a "no pets" building. Jenn Bristol, head of Animal Haven SoHo, a combination adoption center and pet boutique, is finding more and more people surrendering their beloved pets after the Wall Street crash. Thankfully, even with the economy in the tank, some fundraising for pets (and people) remains strong. Come with us to Central Park South to the Jumeriah Essex House as we attend "Celebrity Dogs Unleashed", a fundraiser as unique as it is fancy. Famous people, from Robert Kennedy Jr., Menudo, and Rachel Ray (and everyone in-between!) were given the task of painting fiberglass Labrador Retriever models that best reflected their personalities with surprising results. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast -Homeless Pets Up, Stock Market Down & Celebrity Dogs Unleashed! with Diane West