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Hey! This is the 242nd episode. This week we talk about A Lost Cat on an Airplane, Cate Blanket (Blanchett), We Review the book Glory Days by Simon Rich!! Reach out: notgoodwithmatt@gmail.com

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The Ultimate Pet Rescue Tool Few things are more terrifying for a pet owner than realizing their beloved companion is missing. Panic sets in, and you're left scrambling—driving around the neighborhood, asking strangers, putting up posters, calling shelters, and refreshing social media in desperation. But what if there was a smarter, simpler way to bring your furry friend back home? Enter Andrew Chernychev, the founder of Pet911. In this episode, we dive into how Andrew combined cutting-edge technology with a passion for pets to create an all-in-one solution for finding lost animals. From real-time alerts to a networked community of pet lovers, Pet911 is revolutionizing the search process and giving hope to frantic pet owners. Don't miss this fascinating conversation about how Pet911 works, the heartwarming success stories, and why this tool might just become your pet's new best friend. Whether you're a pet owner or an animal lover, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration. www.furrealpodcast.com            wwwpet911.org ig@thefurrealpodcast                fb The Fur Real Podcast tik tok @the fur real podcast     threads @thefurrealpodcast Speical thanks to J Jig Cicero @jjigcicero for our music intro and outro..you rock!!! Special thanks to Jake Olson  jfolson.music@gmail.com for awesome sound editing  and to our supporters: www.prepvet.com  Stem cells for pets

“By creating this barrier to rabies between wildlife, pets, and people, it's not just about the well-being of the cats—it's about the well-being of the community.” This episode is sponsored-in-part by Maddie's Fund, The Community Cat Clinic, and the Whisker Tracker App. In this episode of the Community Cats Podcast, host Stacy LeBaron sits down with Dr. Bob Weedon, an expert in veterinary public health and a leading advocate for Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) programs. Dr. Weedon shares insights into how TNVR programs are essential for managing cat populations and offer critical public health benefits. By vaccinating community cats, TNVR efforts create a vital “barrier” against diseases like rabies, protecting pets and humans. Dr. Weedon explains how public health officials can embrace TNVR as a community health strategy, emphasizing the power of collaboration between local governments, public health departments, and animal advocates. The conversation ventures into the science behind rabies immunity, debunking misconceptions about cat-related diseases like toxoplasmosis, and why cat advocates should focus on reducing misinformation. Dr. Weedon also gives a sneak peek into potential breakthroughs in non-surgical sterilization techniques, which could revolutionize community cat management. Whether you're a cat advocate, public health professional, or just interested in animal welfare, this episode sheds light on the multi-layered impact of TNVR programs on communities nationwide. Press Play Now For: The importance of vaccinating community cats to safeguard public health How TNVR programs help reduce rabies risks in local communities Strategies for presenting TNVR programs to town officials and addressing misconceptions Myths about toxoplasmosis and its connection to outdoor cats The potential future of non-surgical sterilization in community cat management Real-world examples of successful public-private partnerships in animal control Resources Mentioned: Cat Wars: The Devastating Consequences of a Cuddly Killer by Peter P. Marra and Chris Santella (2016) Response of Feral Cats to Vaccination at the Time of Neutering by S.M. Fischer et al. (2007) Compendium of Animal Rabies Prevention and Control, 2016. Handbook of Zoonoses: Identification and Prevention by Colville and Berryhill (2007). This handbook provides detailed information on zoonotic diseases, including identification and preventive measures. Alliance for Contraception in Cats and Dogs (ACC&D) United Spay Alliance Follow & Review: We'd love for you to follow us if you haven't yet. Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast.

Losing track of your pet can really give you a scare. That's exactly what happened a few nights ago when our cat Dutch decided to play hide and seek without telling us. As it got darker, my son Zach and I were outside with flashlights, shaking the treat box and hoping Dutch would show up. We searched everywhere with no luck.Just when we started to lose hope and headed back inside, guess who we found? Dutch, sitting calmly by the window inside the house, probably laughing to himself and wondering when he would get some of those treats!

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I'm writing this on election. By the time you're reading this, you might know who the next president will be. You might be disappointed. You might be relieved.Either way, now might be a good time to turn your mind to more local, and personal, questions. So we're bringing you a story we aired a while back. It's called The Third Time Rita Left. The story takes place in the fall of 2016. Another election season. (You might remember.) That's in the background, though. In foreground is my friend Kayte, and her cat Rita. It's got panic-inducing loss, friends coming to help, monarch butterflies, and more. It's four chapters, which we'll release over the next four Wednesdays. This is Chapter 1: Losing Rita.

AP correspondent Jennifer King reports on a lost cat's 2-month, 900-mile journey home.

Ben gets a little triggered about this family finding their lost cat in the sewer after two months. Maybe because he lived almost the same story...just without the national attention LOL. Maybe next time he gets the big moment on video? STORY: https://www.northernnewsnow.com/2024/09/12/cat-rescued-duluth-sewer-after-surviving-two-months-underground/?outputType=amp

Lost cat returns after 8 years; found 165 km away! Only 10 % of lost cats get returned to their owners (compared to 60% of dogs) so please microchip, tattoo and put id tags and collars on your cats. Why do you need a kennel or crate for every pet no matter how well behaved? Are cats smarter than dogs? Can cats learn tricks? See a rescue kitten bottle feed on YouTube and watch Deb Wolfe's cat and dog training videos at DebWolfe-PetExpert on YouTube. If your cat is aloof, he's given up on paying attention to you, and if your cat ( or dog) is destructive It is probably something you taught him! Deborah can help! Please send your voice clip or typed cat and dog questions to deb@petliferadio.com and you'll get your pet answers on a future show. EPISODE NOTES: Lost Cat Returns After 8 Years!

One of the most terrifying thoughts I can imagine, is if my cat got out. A couple listeners sent in emails asking who they could hire to help them find their cats. I knew just who to reach out to - Kat Albrecht of Missing Animal Response Network. Kat dispels the myths about finding your lost cat and shares tips for locating your cat. Kat dedicates her time to teaching others how to help people find lost pets - check it out at www.MissingAnimalResponse.com

Christopher asked if he was the jerk for using a lost cat flyer to pick up his dog poop and it was ALMOST a clean sweep today. 

Get a glimpse of what it's like on the front lines of feline welfare. Cameron Greig joins us from the Humane Society of Huron Valley to discuss the trials and triumphs of their TNR (trap-neuter-return) program. It's a revealing chat about the ingenuity required to navigate staffing shortages, the shift towards online systems to streamline TNR efforts, and the crucial weekend spay-neuter events that help keep their mission afloat.  Cameron's dedication to the care of community cats shines through as he explains the intricacies of dealing with unsocialized felines and the critical need for TNR-savvy vets in an industry currently facing a crunch for qualified staff. In the heart of our discussion, we confront the hard truths of veterinary staffing woes and their ripple effect on essential services like TNR. The conversation is seasoned with tales of innovation and adaptation, from enticing veterinary clinics with educational "lunch and learns" – to embracing digital tools for managing the TNR workload. We also let you in on some of our personal top-notch baiting tips for successful cat trapping and why appropriate recovery times are important for our feline friends post-neutering. For those compelled to support community cats or who are simply curious about the inner workings of the TNR initiatives at the Humane Society of Huron Valley, this episode is an invaluable trove of knowledge and encouragement. In this episode, you will hear: The current challenges of the TNR program TNR's transition to an online sign-up system The complexities of working with unsocialized cats The importance of having veterinarians skilled in TNR Veterinary staffing challenges and solutions Resources from this Episode Humane Society of Huron Valley Website - http://hshv.org/tnr Humane Society of Huron Valley Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/humanesocietyhuronvalley Humane Society of Huron Valley Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/humanesocietyofhuronvalley/ This episode is sponsored in part by Maddie's Fund (https://www.communitycatspodcast.com/maddies556) and Tomahawk Live Trap. (https://www.communitycatspodcast.com/tomahawk). Follow and Review: We'd love for you to follow us if you haven't yet. Click that purple '+' in the top right corner of your Apple Podcasts app. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Emerald City Productions. They helped me grow and produce the podcast you are listening to right now. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com Let them know we sent you.  

This episode features a profound conversation with Steve Chapman, focusing on the liberation from societal constraints to embrace creative spontaneity and personal development. Steve shares his transition from as a organisational culture expert to pursuing artistic freedom, underlining the importance of lived experiences over traditional learning. Steve's projects like 'Sound of Silence' and 'Lost Cat' underscore the value of initiating endeavours without fixed goals, highlighting an organic discovery process. Additionally, Steve discusses his mask workshops, derived from Keith Johnson's concepts and Gestalt therapy, which facilitate personal discovery by encouraging participants to express hidden facets of their identities. Through these workshops and his approach to creativity, Steve emphasises the significance of embracing life's uncertainties and contradictions, acknowledging 'not knowing' as an intrinsic part of the human condition and a gateway to deeper self-awareness and creative exploration.Show notesAttend Steve Chapman's Mask Workshop on 17th May 2024 in Londonhttps://www.canscorpionssmoke.com/masks/Connect with Steve Chapmanhttps://www.canscorpionssmoke.com/https://www.instagram.com/stevexoh/Escape from Freedom by Erich Frommhttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25491.Escape_from_FreedomShow creditsIllustrations by Isa Vicentehttps://www.instagram.com/isadezgz/Music by Brad Porterhttps://prtr.co/Follow Design Feeling on social! LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/designfeelingco Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/designfeelingco/ Twitterhttps://twitter.com/designfeelingco TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@designfeelingco Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/designfeelingco

“We help protect people from animals, and animals from people.” This episode is sponsored in part by Urban Cat League, Doobert.com, and Maddie's Fund. In this episode, Stacy sits down with Daniel Etitnger, host of The Animal Control Report podcast for an interesting conversation about the animal control profession. Stacy and Daniel talk about the shifting role of animal control, including the historic (and negative) view of animal control officers as little more than dog-catchers. Daniel talks about the important shift in animal control policies towards more humane and inclusive practices, and the crucial role that passion for animals has for all involved. They also discuss about the impact animal control professionals can have on their communities, leveraging both their discretion and integrity to help as many people and animals get the positive outcomes they're looking for. They talk about the challenges facing the animal control profession, and the importance of finding people who are truly passionate about helping animals. Daniel also shares his advice for anyone who is looking to enter the animal control profession! Daniel shares more information about his podcast, The Animal Control Report, and his goal of providing more training and information for animal control professionals – but also providing a window into the animal control profession for the community at large. He also mentions the new Podcast Network they've created to help people who enjoy animal-related podcasts find similar content (like The Community Cats Podcast!). The Animal Control Report is available on all major podcast platforms. To learn more about The Animal Control Report or the Podcast Network, visit keepithumane.com.

Hallmark has 40 new movies coming for the holidays, Dream Scenario is a new Nick Cage movie, Out There Screaming: An Anthology of New Black Horror is a new book from Jordan Peele, Vanna White is getting a raise, a cat owner got her cat back after 10 years even though he had a new family, an unclaimed lottery ticket was claimed because of a news story, a guy is suing a hospital for watching his wife's C-section, and Vinnie reads your texts!

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Picture this: your feline friend has gone missing, and panic quickly sets in. You frantically shake a bag of treats and call their name, but to no avail. As a pet parent, this has got to be one of your worst nightmares. So, what can you do? Today, we sat down with Kim Freeman, a seasoned lost cat finder, who shared some surprising insights into cat behavior and practical ways to bring them back home. With a decade-long experience, Kim has helped countless pet parents reunite with their beloved cats.We discovered that some of the conventional wisdom on finding lost cats might actually work against you. For example, leaving your cat's litter box outside to lure them back might attract other creatures, leading your cat to an even more dangerous situation. Kim stressed the importance of looking beyond the obvious and considering the unique behaviors of cats when they're missing. She shared some unbelievable stories, like a cat surviving seven weeks in a blanket chest, illustrating just how crucial it is to search in the most unlikely places. We also delved into how to formulate a tailored strategy for finding your cat, considering factors such as their indoor/outdoor status, and unique personality traits. Kim provided tips on balancing between DIY searching and seeking professional help, and pointed out the potential pitfalls of over-aggressive searching. We discussed the importance of microchipping your pets and having a clear, up-to-date picture of your cat to aid in the search. Finally, we touched on the emotional impact of a missing pet, not just on the owner, but globally, making it even more crucial to be well-prepared. Listen in and arm yourself with the knowledge to bring your cat home should they ever go missing.Shoutouts in this episode:Check out Kim's Lost Cat Finder kit here!Keep this podcast coming to you each week and bringing you GREAT content so you can be the best pet parent ever! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/starlightpettalkGET YOUR STARLIGHT PET TALK MERCHANDISE HERE! www.starlightoutreachandrescue.org/store FOLLOW STARLIGHT PET TALK ▷ Official Site: https://www.starlighpettalk.com ▶ Facebook: / starlightoutreachandrescue ▶ YouTube: -https://bit.ly/starlightsubscribe ▶ TikTok: ...

It took time for the now legendary 20th-century artist to find his visual voice. A new exhibition at the Cape Ann Museum transports visitors back to a pivotal summer 100 years ago when Hopper met the woman who would become his model, muse, manager and wife: Josephine Nivison.

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“This brings us to one of the hot-button issues happening right now in return-to-field...what about friendly cats?” This episode is sponsored in part by Cats of the Wild Podcast, Doobert.com, and Maddie's Fund. In today's podcast, we are proud to bring you the audio version of "Return-to-Field & Targeting: The Community Cat Program Presented by Neighborhood Cats". In part two of this special episode, your host, Bryan Kortis, will help you learn what return-to-field and targeting are and how can we use them to save lives and reduce the number of cats living on our streets. He will give details about these approaches, the policies behind them, and the mechanics of how they work. Plus find out how Return-to-Field and targeted TNR can be combined to achieve dramatic, sustainable reductions in both euthanasia and intake at open-admission shelters. To learn more about Neighborhood Cats, you may visit their website. If you'd like to watch this presentation, you can hop on over to our YouTube channel to check it out. To download handouts mentioned in the show, you can visit our Community Cat Care Training and Education page to find these, and a treasure trove of other TNR and community cat care education.

Should I put a Litterbox outside for my lost cat?The answer is NOWhy? Instead of attracting your lost cat it can attract predators. Depending on what part of the country you live in, the smell of a dirty litter box can attract foxes, bobcats and coyotes. It can also lure in other neighborhood cats or ferals that may be tempted to lay claim to the territory ifthey see it as a food source. Most indoor cats aren't skilled fighters, or ninjas at evasion like wildlife are. If they are approached outside they will likely be scared, or even terrified. If they get into a fight or confrontation they could get hurt. So, we really don't want that.Now, on the wildlife side, I can tell you in my part of the world we have coyotes. Recently they havebeen coming into neighborhoods because construction is edging them out of their habitat but they are also creatures of convenience. When they realize a neighborhood is a ready source of food, it's an easy kill. Now this is horrific for us, and deadly for our pets. A coyote can jump fences like they're nothing; 6 foot, 8 foot, we've even seen where one jumped a 10 foot fence. It's impressive, but really scary. And a coyote can make off with small dogs and cats in just a few seconds. It's a brutal end and one best avoided. So, should your cat accidentally escape please don't put a dirty litter box outside. It can spell disaster for both your cat, and your dogs if they are outside at night. To that end we recommend keeping your pets indoors overnight as much as you can. It's safer for them.Now, instead of putting out a litter box, experts recommend you put out a piece of clothing or a blanket that has YOUR scent on it. These things won't attract wildlife but they can serve as a beacon for your cat to find it's way back. Studies show that most of the time your cat is close by, but they hide. If you go outside and speak as if you were talking to your cat normally, your cat may hear you and be compelled to return. Don't speak in a panicked or frightened voice, yes I know that's incredibly hard to ask, but remember, if YOU'RE Frightened, your cat may be even more so. So, use calm, even tones, speak normally, and it might help your cat to come on home.Make sure to reach out to your neighbors and your other resources as well. Cats may be hiding in their garages or sheds, or under a porch or vehicle. Studies also show that most cats will try to return during the night. It's less frightening for them to come out of hiding then. So, if you have a garage, crack it open. If you can set out a blanket or shirt with your smell, do so. Set out super stinky tempting food like sardines, or fried chicken. We've used chicken to lure many a cat home or into a trap before. Warm and stinky food grabs their attention. Try to stay up in case you hear them meowing outside or trying to get in. If you have an outdoor security camera you can train it on the piece of clothing or the food to see if they show up. Now, don't leave the food out overnight, because that can also attract wildlife and scare off your cat. And the best thing to do, don't give up. Lost pets have been known to return weeks or even months after they were lost. It's a process, but don't give up.Tune into the Furbabies Podcast YouTube Channel at http://FurbabiesPodcast.tv.Got a question or suggestion for Stephanie and the show? Book a call with Steph at TalkWithStephanieGoodman.com

Selección de novedades que arranca con la noticia del nuevo álbum de The Hives tras 11 años sin un disco de estudio. "The death of Randy Fitzsimmons" verá la luz en el mes de agosto. (Foto del podcast por Bisse Bengtsson; The Hives) Playlist; THE HIVES “Midnight shifter” (Lex Hives, 2012) THE HIVES “Bogus operandi” (adelanto del álbum “The death of Randy Fitzsimmons”) DANKO JONES “Guess who’s back” (adelanto del álbum “Electric sounds”) DADDY LONG LEGS “Nightmare” (Street sermons, 2023) THE NUDE PARTY “Hard times (all around)” (Rides on, 2023) TEX PERKINS and THE FAT RUBBER BAND “Devil ain’t buying” (Other world, 2023) THE STRING QUARTET “Here comes your man” (Tribute to The Pixies) RADIOCRIMEN “Mi caos mental” (adelanto del álbum “Franki”) PIXIES “River Euphrates” (Surfer Rosa, 1988) ZACK KEIM “Better days” (7’’, 2023) THE UGLY BEATS “What was one” (Stars align, 2019) THE JACKETS “Life’s not like the movies” (7’’, 2023) LOST CAT “L.O.S.T.” (Lost cat, 2022) GUADALUPE PLATA “En mi tumba” (VII) Escuchar audio

Mike and Zoja are only 50% helpful in this episode. They might be able to help you find your lost cat, but they don't know how to run a HR department at a brothel. Get your Welcome To Our Podcast Shirts: https://quietneighbor.net/collections/welcome-to-our-podcast For all things Mike Falzone go to: https://mikefalzone.com/ For Prints Of Mikes Photos: https://mikefaltography.pixieset.com/ Mike In The Morning Coffee, Mugs And Note Books: https://store.dftba.com/collections/mike-falzone Text Us Questions: 818-722-8682 The Podcast Podcast Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-podcast-podcast/id1650169543

In 2022 Mary Gaitskill talked to editor Josie Mitchell about her fascination with the idea of hell, returning to past creative work and writing characters with different experiences from her own.Mary Gaitskill is the author of Bad Behavior; Two Girls, Fat and Thin; Because They Wanted To; Veronica; Don't Cry; The Mare; Somebody with a Little Hammer; and This is Pleasure. Her new book, The Devil's Treasure, is a hybrid work of criticism, memoir and mythography.Her essay ‘Lost Cat', first published in Granta 107, is available to read here.

In this episode, Jeff and Mike interview Maximillian Piras, a Product Designer with Headliner Video. Headliner is a video creation tool designed for audio creators, making audio easily shareable across the web by automatically transforming audio clips, like this, into engaging videos. At Headliner, Max leads cross-platform UI & UX. We talk about the importance of side projects, truly listening to your customers, and some of the latest podcasting/social trends [1:20] Max talks about escaping the day job & starting a side project, Lost Cat, that ended up being sold in the New Museum in NYC. We also covered the hard decision to wrap up a project and keep maximizing career learnings (and fun!) [6:30] Mental model for this group indexes high on side projects. “Productive Chilling” - it's addictive to get things going & explore the things you're not able to do during the work week. But, it begs the question - when are there too many irons in the fire? [9:00] Wanting to be a director as a kid that planted the seed for Max to work on Movie Posters. We talk about Max's love of films, drawing inspiration from Saul Bass, and the formulaic nature of movie posters. [12:30] Mike & Jeff are stoked to finally chat with someone from Headliner Video - it's a tool that we use on the Product Explained show every Monday when we launch our videos. We hear more details from the inside and today's current gap in the internet for optimizing for audio. [15:30] Being scrappy, building from the ground up, and how Headliner differentiates Product & Design. [18:00] How Headliner got started - and the classic pivot which lead to exploring social video. Eventually leaning in to customers that love your tool (podcasters in this case!) [24:00] Max's mental model for picking out trends & doing the right research for the right customers. For example, podcasters using short-form video content that is the hook for audio-only content. Mike & Jeff found Headliner to help automate their social content [28:00] Rapid fire questions & rounding out the interview! We talk about Apple Podcasts, Figma, and the book recommendation of “Thinking in Bets” (Optimize for process, not outcomes). [34:00] You can find more about Headliner at: headliner.app and find Max on social media: @maximillian.nyc

He accidentally lost his elderly neighbor's cat, SO he replaced it with an identical cat! #ShadyOrNot?!

In this episode, I chat with Kimberley Freeman, The Lost Cat Finder, all about finding lost cats and how to prevent your cat from getting lost. She dispells common myths and shares about lost cat psychology so you can be armed with the knowlege you need should your cat ever slip out of their harness or out of the house.

Kid News This Week: Happy Chinese New Year! It's the year of the rabbit – what does that mean? Australia's marathon marathoner who ran 150 marathons in a row, the English woman who uses her drone to save lost dogs and Bolivia's epic search for a cat that went missing after taking a BOA flight – all that and more!

“Because they're so territorial, it's hard to introduce a new cat regardless of where they came from into a new cat household.” This episode is sponsored in part by Doobert.com and Maddie's Fund. In this special episode, Stacy chats and co-hosts with Molly DeVoss, a Certified Feline Training and Behavior specialist, Certified Cat Behavior Consultant, and Fear Free Certified Trainer. Molly is also the founder of Cat Behavior Solutions and host of Cat Talk Radio, where she addresses cat behavioral issues. In Stacy and Molly's conversation, they discuss all things cats, including cat behavior, community cats, declawing, TNR and return-to-field programs, and the veterinary shortage. Molly highlights the importance of acclimating “working cats” (or barn cats) to their new environment and the engagement required to keep these cats safe. She also touches on distinguishing and identifying behavioral issues from medical issues that would require veterinary care. To learn more about Molly's work or to listen to her podcast, visit Cat Behavior Solutions.

“I think the best way to rescue the most cats is through TNR.” This episode is sponsored in part by Doobert and Maddie's Fund. Meet Esmeralda Alvarez, a TNR advocate and cat foster who performs TNR on a weekly basis. Her efforts began back in 2015, and she strongly believes that TNR is a social justice issue. In her conversation with Stacy, she discusses the importance of TNR and explains how its performance saves future generations of cats. Esmerelda also discusses the many difficult choices that trappers encounter, such as deciding whether to return or keep a trapped cat. She encourages trappers to make these decisions based on what is ultimately best for the cat. “I always tell people just listen to what the cat has to say and try to the best of your ability to remove your personal feelings . . . [and] to prioritize them over your feelings.” Additionally, Esmerelda touches on her participation in the recent film “Crazy Cat Lady”, which is a documentary that focuses on the feral cat crisis in Los Angeles and the dedicated (though often mischaracterized) volunteers who are on the front line. To learn more about Esmerelda and how to get involved in TNR, visit her Instagram or TikTok. To learn more about the documentary “Crazy Cat Lady”, visit their website or Instagram. If you enjoyed this episode, you might also be interested in listening to Stacy's interview with Tina Traster, an award-winning filmmaker, writer, and documentarian of “Catnip Nation”, in episode 186.

“Nothing feels better than helping a pet get back to their family that loves them.” his episode is sponsored in part by Doobert and Maddie's Fund. In this episode, Stacy chats with Corinne Bourgoin, who serves as the Operations Coordinator at the MSPCA Boston Adoption Center. Her efforts have resulted in a program that has a feline reclaim rate that is eight times the national average of these programs. In her discussion with Stacy, Corinne explains how the MSPCA reunites lost pets with their owners. She details what goes on behind the scenes once a stray cat is brought in. She stresses that in order to have a successful program, there needs to be an organizational mindset shift. Corinne discusses some of the challenges in differentiating lost cats from neighborhood cats; she also provides some helpful tips on how to effectively distinguish these cats. Additionally, she talks about low-cost spay/neuter programs and TNR. To learn more about the MSPCA, visit their website. To get in touch with Carin, you can email her at lostpet@mspca.org or call her at (617) 522-5055. If you enjoyed this episode, you might also be interested in listening to Stacy's interview with Kat Albrecht-Thiessen, a police detective turned pet detective and the founder/director of The Missing Animal Response Network, in episode 450.

Lost CatOfficial Seenagers, comedic improv storytellingNever miss an episode, email fridaysA beautiful Cat has been showing up at Charlie's cottage. The cat scares Debbie because Debbie has been recently traumatized with her own problem. Skunks, skunks are living under Debbie's house. Luz, the city girl, has a first; she watched a Deer poop in her yard and Woodpeckers beating up her house. It just gets funnier and funnier... Good Vibes Only!Please Donate to our show

Mary Gaitskill's knack for writing about the social and physical world with unapologetic clarity has led to her style being described both as "cold and brutal” and “tender and compassionate.” Tyler considers her works The Mare, Veronica, and Lost Cat to be some of the best and most insightful American fiction in recent times. And lately she's taken to writing essays on Substack, where she frankly analyzes “subjects that are vexing everybody,” including incels, Depp v. Heard, and political fiction. She joined Tyler to discuss the reasons some people seem to choose to be unhappy, why she writes about oddballs, the fragility of personality, how she's developed her natural knack for describing the physical world, why we're better off just accepting that people are horrible, her advice for troubled teenagers, why she wouldn't clone a lost cat, the benefits and drawbacks of writing online, what she's learned from writing a Substack, what gets lost in Kubrick's adaptation of Lolita, the not-so-subtle eroticism of Victorian novels, the ground rules for writing about other people, how creative writing programs are harming (some) writers, what she learned about men when working as a stripper, how her views of sexual permissiveness have changed since the ‘90s, how college students have changed over time, what she learned working at The Strand bookstore, and more. Read a full transcript enhanced with helpful links. Recorded September 26th, 2022 Other ways to connect Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Follow Tyler on Twitter Email us: cowenconvos@mercatus.gmu.edu Subscribe at our newsletter page to have the latest Conversations with Tyler news sent straight to your inbox. 

“How do we give tools to organizations so that they have revenue coming in on a regular basis?” This episode is sponsored in part by Kensington Books, Doobert, and Maddie's Fund. In this episode, Doobert.com's Chris Roy returns to the show to share some of the projects he has been working on since the pandemic. Chris is a tech guy who loves solving problems for folks in animal welfare. It has been several years since Chris was on the show and he is eager to share what is new at Doobert.com.  Doobert Forward is a fundraising platform that works like Amazon Smile, but the percentage of the sale that is donated back to the organization is 5% vs less than 1% at Amazon Smile. Stacy asks Chris to share more details about the Case Management module and if it can help manage situations where a cat or litter of kittens might be turned away from one organization to be helped with another.  Each situation turns into a “Case” so that it can be transferred to other organizations therefore potentially ensuring that everyone will get help in the community. Want to catch the past interviews with Chris on episode 433 and episode 131 To learn more about Doobert visit the Doobert Website and check them out on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

The guys morn a loss no one saw coming with this Kentucky team that could easily be 6-0. Shots fired at the offensive line once again. Another Cat of the Day in honor of the previous great ones. Discussions also on the basketball team's pro day and series with Gonzaga announcement.

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Which Alice in Winterland artist would win in a death match, John makes the best Kale soup, a family in Chicago creates the floating max scene from Stranger Things, Paris Hilton's dog was lost and has 7 pet psychics working on the case, a girl who relocated from the Ukraine found her lost cat, and a poll on what counts as cheating!

Beloved cat Burrito returned to his owners, a Russian-speaking family from Sydney, after 2,5 years. Where has he been all this time? - Добрая история о том, как к отчаявшимся найти потерянного кота хозяевам через два с половиной года вернулся любимчик Буррито.

Episode 167 - Interviews and performances with the best of Austin's hard-working musicians being interviewed by local comedians. Sometimes strange, sometimes serious, but always sincere. Brought to you by Music Firsthand. Hosts BeckiJo Neill and Kim Stacy connected with Lost Cat Magnet for the Comedian's Interviewing Musicians' Season 11. They chat about cat butts, saxophone in the wilderness, Massive Attack, Rocky Horror Picture Show, New Orleans and jazz favorites. They also played a game called "The Cat Game"... Plus... great live performances featured throughout! Check out the full video on YouTube and remember to support the artist by giving it a like! Enjoy y'all! Recorded live May 4, 2021. This show is made possible because of generous patrons! Become a patron for as little as $1 and get access to rewards, bonus content and exclusive features. Join the club: Comedians Interviewing Musicians Vodcast   Podcast Hosts: BeckiJo Neill and Kim Stacy Check out the live video and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Hire a local band with our live music booking app that matches you based on lifestyle and brand. Request the app here: Music Firsthand. Keep up with the Austin music news for free with the Austin Music Firsthand Magazine on Flipboard.

Women fill their bags as sex toys spill out of a truck onto an open road, a lost cat comes home and is found on RING doorbell, a man amputates himself and claims he is Jesus and the devil, a teacher hires children as her own personal thugs, and a pervert peeps on the wrong lady boy. Check out our amazing sponsors! built.com use code 'VOMSHOW' to save 10% on all orders on the most delicious, keto approved protein bars! Connecticut Cannabis Company - qoverqfarms.us Use code 'VOM25' To save 25% off all orders! Twitter/Mewe/Parler/Gettr/Rumble: @voicesofmisery Gmail: voicesofmiserypodcast@gmail.com Instagram: voices_of_misery Discord server: voices of misery podcast https://tinyurl.com/VoMPodcastTees

In the beginning of this episode, Mal laments losing the cat they've been taking care of — and after the episode was recorded, the cat returned! This is a mailbag all about your replies to our pet insurance episode with tips, tricks, and advice. Dental! Rabbits! Doctors who are socially anxious! Axolotls! Plus, we find out who Cali Mally and Depressed Malcolm are. Also, if you own a beta fish, please write in and tell us the drama in your beta fish community.  Tw: abusive family, depression, lost and dead pets, suicide mention Gaby Dunn Instagram: @GabyRoad BWM Instagram: @bwmpod BWM Facebook group: http://tinyurl.com/badwithmoneyfb The BWM Discord channel: https://discord.gg/dAdxj4JMER Find Gaby on Patreon: patreon.com/gabydunn Shop gabydunn.com/shop for merch! Bad with Money is produced, edited, sound engineered and mixed by Cumulus Podcast Network, The theme song was performed by Sam Barbara and written by Myq Kaplan, Zach Sherwin, and Jack Dolgen. Additional music by Joey Salvia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tracie gets another letter from a neighbor—this time about a missing cat. She and Rich also discuss Janice Dickinson's new single, Johnny Depp's Disney adult fans, and Rich's disdain for an iTunes chart brag.You can read all about what a bloated, delusional idiot Johnny Depp is in this Rolling Stone piece.Here's that "Where TF Is Shelly Miscavige?" bucket hat that Tracie was talking about.To see the picture of the dying cat, to watch the elementary school kids sing "Running Up That Hill", or to access bonus episodes and our premium series WAWU—where we are recapping The Real World Homecoming—please visit our Patreon.Oh and follow us on Instagram.

Lost: cat. Last seen hovering 4 feet off the ground in the radio station bathroom. Reward if found. Weather: “Stockpiled Guns & TV Dinners” by Mal Blum https://www.malblum.com/ Transcript available at http://welcometonightvale.com/transcripts 2022 US / CANADA / EUROPE TOUR DATES for “The Haunting of Night Vale” http://welcometonightvale.com/live Hot Night Vale merch! https://topatoco.com/wtnv FACELESS OLD WOMAN novel now available in paperback! https://www.welcometonightvale.com/books Patreon is how we exist! If you can, please help us keep making this show: http://patreon.com/welcometonightvale/ Music: Disparition http://disparition.bandcamp.com Logo: Rob Wilson http://robwilsonwork.com Written by Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor. Narrated by Cecil Baldwin. http://welcometonightvale.com Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. Check out our books, live shows, store, membership program, and official recap show. Produced by Night Vale Presents. http://nightvalepresents.com

“It's important for TNR groups who trap cats to realize the same “feral” behavior you see in [true] ferals, may be a sign of a scared cat and not necessarily a feral cat.” This episode is sponsored in part by Humane Network, Buzz to the Rescues, and Maddie's Fund. Stacy talks to Kat Albrecht-Thiessen, a police detective turned pet detective and the founder/director of The Missing Animal Response Network. Since 1997, Kat has worked with search dogs trained to find lost pets and is widely known as the leading authority on lost pet behavior and pet detective training. Kat has authored two books, “Pet Tracker: The Amazing Story of Rachel the K-9 Pet Detective” and “Dog Detectives: How to Train Your Dog to Find Lost Pets”. Kat talks about how she transitioned from police detective to pet detective. She had previous training in search management as part of search and rescue and found that many of the techniques for finding lost people can be applied to finding lost pets. Kat also has a blog that dispels myths about what to do if your pet is lost, for example, putting out a cat's litter box to help bring the cat home (a myth). Finding a lost cat takes a lot of work by the owner including getting neighbors' permission to search their property (and not just handing them a flier and asking them to look) and that looking for a lost pet “gets you familiar with your neighbors and community.” Kat takes a closer look at the behavior of lost pets and how even pets that are outgoing and friendly with their owners, act differently when lost outside the home. She feels that more cats could be found if owners knew what to do and she stresses the “need to educate people in the proper things to do when a cat is lost.” She describes the “difference between how an indoor-only cat behaves when they are lost versus an outdoor access cat”, how they are often hiding close to their home, and the differences between the time frame for recovery of a cat that accidentally escapes and a cat that escapes and is injured. Kat and Stacy briefly discuss the training of pet detectives, and how there is a need for pet owners to be trained, even if they are not going to work as pet detectives. Kat talks about what a cat recovery team consists of and what they will do for the owner if they are hired. She mentions how some TNR groups may accidentally trap a lost cat because it may be exhibiting “feral” behavior and how it's important to start a search for a lost cat within 24 hours and not treat indoor/outdoor cats differently based on past experiences with wandering. Kat thinks that microchips are important and explains how they work and repeats what to do within the first 24 hours to successfully recover a lost cat. Listener Links Missing Animal Response network  www.missinganimalresponse.com Kat's books are available on Amazon.com