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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
Reuniting With A Lost Pet: Effective Strategies Losing a pet is distressing, yet how you handle the situation can significantly improve your chances of reunion. Despite the shock, remaining … Continue Reading → The post Reuniting With A Lost Pet appeared first on The First Aid Show.
Dear Internet,This week, we're talking about a plague of brown recluses, how good it is to be a ghost, and getting naked on your birthday!Edited by Stephen Garcia Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Lost Cat Pet Detective How does someone become a certified cat detective? Kim Freeman became certified, and now she helps cat owners find their lost furr-balls. She's even authored "How to Find Your Lost Cat." Kim will share her story and even give us tips on finding the lost kitty. Listen Now What Are The Odds? Amram Shapiro spent the better half of a decade compiling "odds" for his book. He has a fascinating peek at the probabilities that govern every aspect of human and animal life. Odds are 5 to 1 you'll be hit by lightning before you're stung by a bee, wasp, or hornet. Listen Now Pets Create Stronger Relationships and Bonds to Communities A new study from a developmental psychologist at Tufts University found that young people caring for a pet tend to have stronger social relationships and bonds to their communities. Listen Now Many Ways To De-Stress Your Pets Pets get stressed out just like humans do. Whether your dog or cat suffers from separation anxiety, fear of going to the vet, or general stress due to a hectic home environment, calming your companion is integral to maintaining her health. Thankfully, there are many natural ways that you can help your pet unwind before the stress takes its toll. Listen Now Read more about this week's show.
Lisa talks with Chris Ricci from McCabe's Printing Group in Fairfax about a valuable service her company is offering to pet parents. The business is offering to print high-quality, weatherproof flyers for FREE for people who lose their pets. Find out all the details in this 'Lisa's Animal Tales' segment.
Dennis and Judi talk things you hit with your car, scams you fell for, crazy live event experiences and losing a pet.
Most asteroids love school. But Nelly isn't most asteroids. When her first day gets off to a rocky start, she heads out on an adventure across the galaxy to set things right… and try not to get sucked into a black hole!This episode originally aired July 26, 2022See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
If you've owned a dog or cat, you know the kind of love connection that's formed between a pet and their owner. The flipside of this unconditional love is the heartbreak and anxiety that takes place when your furry friends go missing. According to the SPCA, this happens over 1 million times a year in Canada. Behind each plea for help is a family worried for the wellbeing of their pet and an animal that is often scared and alone. The resources available to help recover lost pets are limited, so oftentimes the only tools available to owners are free time and goodwill.But one couple is changing that. For the last 5 years, Mike Chapman and Lisa Johstone have given up countless days and nights, using expert skills to help track and recover lost pets. They do it totally out of pocket and ask for nothing in return. For Mike and Lisa, the real reward of this work comes from returning a beloved pet to the place they belong - with their family. https://www.facebook.com/MCMissingAnimalResponse/Presented by Charm Diamond CentresHosted by Nancy ReganProduced by PodstarterDo you have a great love story? You could be the next guest on the Canadian Love Map! Apply here!
Has your beloved pet mysteriously slipped through the back door, leaving you in a state of panic? We've got a solution you might not have considered, and it's all business in this episode. Meet Bonnie Hale, a Certified Missing Animal Response Technician, who will walk you through an alternative approach to finding your lost pet. There's no need for theatrics here, just straightforward advice to help you in your time of need. Tune in as we explore a practical strategy for locating your furry friend. Bonnie's experience and knowledge will provide you with a calm and sensible path toward reuniting with your missing pet. Say goodbye to anxiety and hello to solid, dependable guidance on pet recovery. Discover the option you didn't know you had."
What will you do if an owner's pet escapes? When seconds count, planning and preparation are your best friend. Annalisa Berns, The Pet Detective, walks us through common ways dogs and cats go missing and explains the simple steps we can take to prevent that from happening. She points out that the normal behaviors we expect are replaced with more unpredictable ones once the pet goes missing. Annalisa speaks on the methods to recover a missing pet, and reminds us to get helps as soon as possible. Main topics: Lost pet behavior How most pets escape Prevention is key First steps if a pet gets out Main takeaway: Start planning and training today to both prevent a lost pet, and recover a lost one. About our guest: Annalisa Berns, is the owner of Pet Search and Rescue and Pet Search and Rescue Investigations. She dreamed of working with animals from a young age. Annalisa found her life's work when she read Kat Albrecht's book, “The Lost Pet Chronicles.” She is passionate about educating people about how to bring their lost pets home. On a lost pet case Annalisa usually works 2-3 Search Dogs. She also coaches people how to find their lost pets. She is a licensed Private Investigator in California and Florida. She has also completed California Association of Licensed Investigator training NLITE. Annalisa helps train Search Dog Handlers to help find lost pets. She was a guest speaker at the Western States Veterinary Association twice and the American Veterinary Medical Association conference. She completed FEMA training with the Emergency Management Institute in Animals in Disaster: Awareness and Preparedness and Animal in Disaster: Community Planning. In 2023, she presented two mini sessions for Pet Sitters International. She also completed Introduction to Animal Psychology Certificate on Pet Behavior. Links: https://www.petsearchandrescue.com https://www.instagram.com/petsearchandrescue/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/PetSearchAndRescue training on calming signals for dogs: https://pethelpful.com/dogs/Dog-Behavior-Understanding-Dog-Calming-Signals Phone: 310-880-8268 Kat Albright: https://www.missinganimalresponse.com Buy PSC Merch Give us a call! (636) 364-8260 Follow us on: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter Email us at: feedback@petsitterconfessional.com Full show notes and transcript Sponsored by: ❤️ Our AMAZING Patreon Supporters Time to Pet Visit: https://timetopet.com/confessional Code: 50% off first 3 months National Association of Professional Pet Sitters www.petsitters.org
Shelters in the United States are in crisis. Intake is up 4% this year, and adoption is down 10%. Cages are full, fosters are overwhelmed and euthanasia rates are climbing. Keeping lost pets that have a happy home out of shelters is more critical than ever.Pet Lover Geek digs deep into community driven returned to home efforts. What things can pet parents and their community do to keep local lost pets out of local shelters, and get them home quickly and safely. Host Lorien Clemens is joined by Kristen Hassen, animal welfare and return to home expert, to explore programs from across the world that help reduce stray and lost animal intake in community shelters. With decades of experience in the animal welfare industry, most recently, Kristen served as co-founder of the Human Animal Support Services project, a collaborative of more than 2,000 animal welfare organizations and 10,000 individuals that work together to transform animal services in the U.S. and Canada. Thanks for listening! Check out our sponsor, PetHub for more great pet parent resources. Have an idea for a PetLoverGeek episode or have something else you want to share? Drop us a note to pawnews@pethub.com.
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What's Trending: Biden docs are credible, Movie Review: Transformers Rise of the Beast is… frivolous fun, Rain is in the weather forecast. // Big Local: Arrests made in Tacoma power vault & Pet scams in Everett // You Pick: Marine accused of fatal choke holdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
*6:00: James' Stolen Phone *7:00: B.O. Smell, Siding With Your Partner *8:00: Lost Pet, Late Because of Traffic, Parent or Kids Do That You Don't Understand *9:00: J.C.'s Jerk or Justified: Firing A Coworker
"The most number of acronyms in a podcast ever" The New York Tymes This episode is proudly supported by Zylkene from Vetquinol- a safe way to help your dog or cat that may be stressed or have a mild anxiety - safe in the young, the old, the big and the small, in the Canine, or the Feline. This Episode is Also proudly brought to you by Delicate Care, an Australian Made, and Australian Owned diet, focusing on diets for various life stages and disease states. Check out the Website for more details. Did you know that for as little as $2 per month, you can become a Patreon supporter of the podcast. That's only $0.50 per episode! But if you want you can sign up to one of the other options, and get some sweet TVTP merch! With Q&A sessions , outtakes, and bonus episodes available for you to listen to now, sign up and get yourself amongst the fun! If you have any questions that you'd like to ask Lewis and Robbie send us an email at twovetstalkpets@gmail.com, or you can contact us or find us on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twovetstalkpets/message
Have you ever lost a pet? Did you change the way you treated them after you found them?
Someone was able to catch and take it to HAWS.
Someone was able to catch and take it to HAWS.
What To Do If You Lost or Found a Pet Vea los protocolos de mascotas perdidas en español a continuación **Our team will do our very best to assist with every lost pet as it is our passion to save every single lost pet. Due to the high volume of lost reports we receive daily, we may have limited number of volunteers and resources, and may not be able to assist on every search. Please follow our search protocols that we have listed in detail on our Lost A Pet tab at www.lostpetrescue.org/lost-pet :STEPS TO FOLLOW IF YOUR PET WENT MISSING Go to www.lostpetrescue.org and fill out the Owner Intake Waiver Form Call ALL of the following to REPORT LOST: Summit County Animal Control 970-668-8600 Call Summit County Shelter 970-668-3230 Call Summit Lost Pet Rescue 970-423-5701 COMFORT/SCENT STATIONS- place out owner's dirty clothes, dirty towels, dirty sheets, pet bed, etc ASAP in area where pet was last seen. If missing pet has a sibling pet, rub towels on the sibling pet and leave those where the pet went missing as well for scents. SHARE on the following Facebook pages: Summit Lost Pet Rescue Summit County Loves Their Pets Dog Gone Summit County One Man's Junk Summit County Post a picture and name of lost animal Date, time, exact location lost Phone number of owner to call or text if seen Describe animal- shy, skittish, friendly, what color collar, etc NEON SIGNS- hang neon foamboard signs and write in big black marker: “LOST DOG/CAT”, “BREED", “CALL TEXT xxx-xxx-xxxx”, “DO NOT CHASE” See example on www.lostpetrescue.org SHARE on : nextdoor.com pawboost.com petfbi.com lost.petcolove.org petharbor.com Call your microchip company and report lost Call all local vets and shelters in area and surrounding areas GO SEARCHING ON FOOT & USE CALMING TECHNIQUES: DO NOT CALL or CHASE pet Get low to ground, turn back, don't make eye contact and do not call his name or chase. He's in flight or fight mode and will run. If you see him, do these steps and toss some treats his way. Act like you're eating and dropping crumbs to see if it'll entice him to come. Build trust. Let him come to you. Be patient & calm If missing pet has a sibling pet, take them with you on every search to spread the scent Keep smelly treats with you and a lead leash. If you see him, he may not recognize you right away (don't take this personally, its part of survival mode, they get confused). Keep chip bag or paper with you and make crinkly sound. FLYERS- www.lostmydoggie.com and www.lostmykitty.com-Create flyer from this site, print and hang on bus stops, Summit Daily Boxes, gas stations, local restaurants & businesses, neighbors cars, and share with Fedex/Ups/Post Office/mailman/garbage truck drivers, etc Post sign in owners yard- “LOST DOG/CAT LIVES HERE” Window markers on your car- write "lost dog/cat, description, location, phone number" Look on Craigslist for free pets or pets for sale (just in case someone picked up your lost pet and is trying to sell) Look on Petfinder.com & Petharbor.com Those with information about this lost pet should contact Summit Lost Pet Rescue, Inc. (“SLPR”) at 970-423-5701. IMPORTANT: Those reading this flyer are not authorized to conduct or assist in pet searches for, or on behalf SLPR, without first registering with and executing a waiver and release with SLPR at www.lostpetrescue.org/volunteer. Those who conduct or assist in pet searches without first doing so, do so at their own risk, peril and liability.
“Because they (cats) are less afraid of drop traps, you don't need them to be as hungry to trap them... ” This episode is sponsored in part by CARE, Doobert, and Maddie's Fund. This week, The Community Cats Podcast is excited to bring you a special audio version of Drop Trap: A Trapper's Best Friend Presented by The Neighborhood Cats. If you would like to watch the recording of this presentation - complete with videos, visuals, and great examples of many of the scenarios and equipment discussed - you can check it out on our YouTube channel by clicking here. What will you learn this week? Are you trying to catch the last cat in your colony who isn't fixed? Got a wily feral who just won't go into a box trap, no matter how much you spend on roasted chicken? How about catching a litter of kittens all at once—with their mom? All these tough trapping situations and more can be solved if you know how to use a drop trap! Join Neighborhood Cats, co-designers of the first commercially available drop trap, as they discuss how to use this invaluable tool. Plus tips and tricks for advanced drop trappers, too. You can learn more about Bryan Kortis and Neighborhood Cats by visiting their website or consider registering for Bryan's next TNR workshop to discover basic techniques to help you trap, neuter, and return community cats and create a healthy, safe environment for them to thrive in. If you enjoyed this episode, check out our interview with Steven Lawrence, Co-Director of The Cat Rescuers, and Tara Green, TNR volunteer of Brooklyn Animal Action in episode 178.
Most asteroids love school. But Nelly isn't most asteroids. When her first day gets off to a rocky start, she heads out on an adventure across the galaxy to set things right… and try not to get sucked into a black hole!Listen ad free with Wondery+ Kids. Join Wondery+ Kids for exclusives, binges, early access, and ad free listening. wondery.com/shows/little-stories-everywhere.Support us by supporting our sponsors!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
NEED OUR HELP WITH A LOST PET? CLICK HERE to complete our Owner Intake Waiver Form If you lost a pet and would like to request the services of Summit Lost Pet Rescue to help you find your pet, please fill out the Owner Intake Waiver Form above and call us at 970-423-5701. Then view tips on our "Lost Your Pet" tab above. **Our team will do our very best to assist with every lost pet as it is our passion to save every single lost pet. Due to the high volume of lost reports we receive daily, we may have limited number of volunteers and resources, and may not be able to assist on every search. Please follow our search protocols that we have listed in detail on our Lost A Pet tab at www.lostpetrescue.org/lost-pet OUR MISSION: Summit Lost Pet Rescue is an animal protection and welfare organization devoted to educating the public about lost pet prevention, finding lost pets in Summit County Colorado and reuniting them with their owners. We are 100% donation based and donations go directly toward resources and supplies to help find lost pets. If you'd like to donate, please click on the Donate link. RESCUE REPORT since January 2020: LOST PETS FOUND & REUNITED WITH OWNERS: 288 DOGS 88 CATS CALLING ALL PETS! Summit Lost Pet Rescue in Summit County, CO is excited to announce our 2nd Annual Pet Photo Calendar Contest Snap a photo of your pet and enter our contest today. You can enter photos until 8/8/22 at 9:00pm Mountain Time. All proceeds benefit and further our Lost Pet Rescue! Get more info and Submit Photos Here!
Uber has a lost and found report that is long and weird. World's largest bacteria found in a swamp. Supreme Court grants prisoner wish to be executed by firing squad. // Weird AF News is the only daily weird news podcast hosted by a comedian and recorded in a closet. Show your SUPPORT by joining the Weird AF News Patreon where you'll get bonus episodes and other weird af news stuff http://patreon.com/weirdafnews - WATCH Weird AF News on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/weirdafnews - check out the official website https://WeirdAFnews.com and FOLLOW host Jonesy at http://instagram.com/funnyjones or http://twitter.com/funnyjones or http://facebook.com/comedianjonesy or http://Jonesy.com
The Tasmanian Lost Pet Register is desperate for volunteers to keep the vital service alive and Toni from the Lost Pet Register joined the show to explain how you can help. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Josh attempts (and fails) to set the record straight about drinking Dion's beer - turns out he's technically correct, the best kind of correct, but morally bankrupt. Christian's shares his latest get rich quick scheme which is pet-napping. We also realise that losing your wallet isn't anywhere near as bad as it once was.Dion discovers that his work colleague owns the same pair of shoes that he does and he is filled with shame and regret. He is also the only one of us to have experienced this phenomenon, not only with shoes, but with other items of clothing as well. What a basic bitch.With very special guests 'Copy Cat' and 'Time to Think'.Our huge 100th Episode special live recording at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival is on sale now!Want more Patchwork? For a few dollars a month you can support us and get an extra mini-patch every-second week. Visit linktr.ee/welcometopatchwork for more info and links to our social media. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
How can you help when you see a lost pet sign? Tune in to hear how Nina, from Black Thornberry, saves animals in Philly! She shares how she balances full time work with full time rescue. Her top tips on reuniting animals with their owners. Why there are so many strays in Philly. Common reasons why animals end up in shelters, that have nothing to do with their behavior & how she rescues while having an 8 year old. Nina's biggest goal aside from saving animals, is ensuring people feel they have options and are not alone. Follow Paws & Perros at https://www.instagram.com/bellarescues/Follow Nina at https://www.instagram.com/theblackthornberry
We hope your dog never runs out and gets lost, but if it happens, we've compiled 10 tips to help you if your dog or pet goes missing. We received this advice when a friend recently lost her dog and experts weighed in to help. Share this with fellow pet parents because knowledge is power.If you would like to support our work, you can do so here: Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/houndandthistleBooks: https://rileycarsonseries.com/Find us online at http://dognerdshow.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/dognerdshowFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/DogNerdShow/
Another week, another crisis! Since we took a risk and changed up our structure last week, that means this episode is all about death and despair. Or is it?Hold onto your butts people, because we have another risky move to add to our repertoire! This week, Dana pivots slightly from her usual “escaping death” approach to life and broadens her half of the podcast to general emergencies that would make you scream obscenities. Up first: what to do if your pet (mostly dog or cat) runs away!Prepare for the worst like a pro as Dana walks us through how to avoid losing your pet, what to do if it happens, and how to ensure you're reunited with your unharmed furry friend as soon as possible. As usual, we also learn that Sarah is hoarding all sorts of bizarre memories - like The Monkey Man saving “her” cat. And for a special perk for our listeners, visit the AYOR website for a “Lost Pet” poster template to get the word out even faster!Like the show? Want more content? Have a snarky comment about the quality of our audio? Consider joining our club on Patreon at www.patreon.com/atyourownriskthepod! For as little as $3 a month, you can join an amazing community of like-minded worry warts and help fund our surprisingly expensive and time consuming endeavor with this podcast! Plus, you'll become one of our new BFFs and I don't know if you've caught on, but we need more friends.And for more buffoonery and content, follow AYOR on Instagram and TikTok at @atyourownriskthepod. If you dare, check out Dana and Sarah's personal instas at @danadrewdles and @sarahbassy.Please rate, review and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts - but only if you love us, otherwise I think all that stuff is broken so please don't even bother trying. See you next Tuesday!Edits, mixing, and songs by Chris Karwaski at @chriscanbefunny.Cover art and graphics by Dana Drew and Sarah Bassy.
Make sure to listen to this life-saving episode as host, Lindsay Eland, talks with two certified Pet Detectives who use a team of volunteers, calming stations, cameras and videos, food and traps, and all-important calming techniques to help reunite lost dogs and cats with their families! No one wants to think of their dog or cat going missing and being scared and confused and alone. But the reality is, it could happen. But to know what to do and what not to do as well as the state of mind of a lost pet can change everything. Make sure to listen in on this important episode that shares inspiring stories of not giving up, gives such amazing and important information, and will ultimately bring hope that your lost dog will be coming home soon!
It is very scary if you lose your pet. Visit https://www.lostpetrescue.org/ OUR MISSION: Summit Lost Pet Rescue is an animal protection and welfare organization devoted to finding lost pets in Summit County Colorado and reuniting them with their owners. Go to www.lostpetrescue.org and fill out the Owner Intake Waiver Form Call ALL of the following to REPORT LOST: Summit County Animal Control 970-668-8600 Call Summit County Shelter 970-668-3230 Call Summit Lost Pet Rescue 970-423-5701 COMFORT/SCENT STATIONS- place out owner’s dirty clothes, dirty towels, dirty sheets, pet bed, etc ASAP in area where pet was last seen. If missing pet has a sibling pet, rub towels on the sibling pet and leave those where the pet went missing as well for scents. SHARE on the following Facebook pages: Summit Lost Pet Rescue Summit County Loves Their Pets Dog Gone Summit County One Man’s Junk Summit County Post a picture and name of lost animal Date, time, exact location lost Phone number of owner to call or text if seen Describe animal- shy, skittish, friendly, what color collar, etc NEON SIGNS- hang neon foamboard signs and write in big black marker: “LOST DOG”, “TYPE OF DOG”, “CALL TEXT xxx-xxx-xxxx”, “DO NOT CHASE” See example on www.lostpetrescue.org SHARE on www.nextdoor.com & www.pawboost.com Call your microchip company and report lost Call all local vets and shelters in area and surrounding areas GO SEARCHING ON FOOT & USE CALMING TECHNIQUES: DO NOT CALL or CHASE pet Get low to ground, turn back, don’t make eye contact and do not call his name or chase. He’s in flight or fight mode and will run. If you see him, do these steps and toss some treats his way. Act like you’re eating and dropping crumbs to see if it’ll entice him to come. Build trust. Let him come to you. Be patient & calm If missing pet has a sibling pet, take them with you on every search to spread the scent Keep smelly treats with you and a lead leash. If you see him, he may not recognize you right away (don’t take this personally, its part of survival mode, they get confused). Keep chip bag or paper with you and make crinkly sound. FLYERS- hang on bus stops, Summit Daily Boxes, gas stations, local restaurants & businesses, neighbors cars, and share with Fedex/Ups/Post Office/mailman/garbage truck drivers, etc CLICK HERE FOR LOST DOG FLYER TEMPLATE CLICK HERE FOR LOST CAT FLYER TEMPLATE Post sign in owners yard- “LOST DOG LIVES HERE” Window markers on your car- write "lost dog, description, location, phone number" Look on Craigslist for free pets or pets for sale (just in case someone picked up your lost pet and is trying to sell) Look on Petfinder.com & Petharbor.com Those with information about this lost pet should contact Summit Lost Pet Rescue, Inc. (“SLPR”) at 970-423-5701. IMPORTANT: Those reading this flyer are not authorized to We are 100% donation based and donations go directly toward resources and supplies to help find lost pets. RESCUE REPORT since January 2020: LOST PETS FOUND & REUNITED WITH OWNERS: 109 DOGS 24 CATS
Bryan and Hoadley discuss the fate of The Commercial Break Club on Clubhouse. They fill the audience in on their expansion plans with TCBTV-(Minus) and confuse even themselves in the process! Plus, the gang needs to find a pet psychic to communicate with Niko. And...they found one! Tune in to hear the hijinks in action. LINKS:Watch this episode on YoutubeTCBTV-minusSponsorApostrophe: Dinner Table Dermatology. $15 off your online appointment. Use The Code COMMERCIALSubscribe to The Commercial Break Podcast Youtube ChannelJoin The Comedy Podcasts Club on ClubHouseNew Episodes on Tuesdays and now Fridays everywhere!Text or leave us a message: +1 (470) 584.8449FOLLOW US:Instagram: @thecommercialbreak @bryangcomedy @tcbkrissyClubHouse: @bryangreen @tcbkrissyClubHouse: The Commercial Break Club on Clubhouse! (home of live recordings)Twitter: tcbbryanFacebook: The Commercial Break PodcastYouTube: Youtube.com/TheCommercialBreakEmail: info@tcbpodcast.comA Chartable Top 100 Comedy Podcast#1 Trending Comedy Podcast Worldwide! (Chartable)#1 Trending Comedy Podcast U.S.(Chartable)An Apple Top 100 Comedy Podcast Top 1% Downloaded Podcasts, Worldwide (ListenNotes)A Hot 50 Podcast (Podcast Magazine)
My Cousin Vinnie: A Funny Story of Irony, God's Favor, & How all things work together for Good | Episode 52EPISODE OVERVIEW: A fun story about my little dog Vinnie and all how all things work together for good through God, even when we don't understand the small steps at first. Enjoy!GUEST BIO: Vincent "Vinnie" "My Cousin Vinnie" Hercules PasqualoneFEATURED QUOTE(S): "And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose."- Romans 8:28EPISODE CORE THEMES & MENTIONS:Core Themes: pet, lost dog, lost pet, my cousin Vinnie, pet id tagging, pet id tag, funny story Mentions: My Cousin Vinnie, AKC, American Kennel Club, AKC ReuniteHOW TO SUPPORT THE REMARKABLE PEOPLE PODCAST:Subscribe, Rate, and Reviewus on YouTube and your favorite podcast players
Beth and Jen meet the delightfully adorable Bichon Frise, and take a sidebar on grieving a lost pet.Sources:https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/bichon-frise/http://www.vetstreet.com/dogs/bichon-frisehttps://puppytoob.com/20-things-you-didnt-know-about-the-bichon-frise/https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-truisms-wellness/201608/why-losing-pet-hurts-so-muchhttps://www.rainbowsbridge.com/grief_support_center/grief_support/chrildren_and_petloss.htmhttps://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/08/well/family/when-a-pet-dies-helping-children-through-the-worst-day-of-their-lives.html#:~:text=Like%20adults%2C%20children%20more%20readily,as%20a%20dog%20or%20cat.https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/lifestyle/grieving-a-pet/https://www.hillspet.com/dog-care/dog-breeds/bichon-frisehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bichon_Frisehttp://www.animalplanet.com/pets/2-theyre-great-for-allergy-sufferers/https://www.rover.com/blog/top-bichon-frise-haircut-styles/Rescues: Small Paws Rescue https://smallpawsrescue.org/ The mission of Small Paws® Rescue Inc., a charitable, Federal not-for-profit organization, is to rescue and supply non-aggressive Bichons, nationwide, with love, shelter, food, human companionship, and medical care, until permanent placement is secured into a pre-screened loving home, as our resources allow.Small Paws® Rescue Inc. is composed of approximately 6000 people in 26 countries, and over eight hundred volunteers across America. Their goal is to rescue as many Bichons in emergency situations as our organization is safely able to manage.Small Paws® Rescue has rescued, vetted and re-homed over 15,000 Bichons since it's inception in September of 1998. Bichon Rescue Brigade https://bichonrescuebrigade.org/ @BichonRescueBrigadeBichon Rescue Brigade (BRB) is an all-volunteer group whose mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and place Bichon Frise and Bichon Frise mixed dogs into responsible and caring homes – as well as providing a resource for public education on the breed and responsible dog ownership. They are located in Southern California and focus their efforts on dogs in need in our area. They do adopt nationwide, but ask adopters to travel to Southern California to meet and adopt their new pups.Instagrams:@professor_porridge@bella_bichonfrise_rescue_dog@benji.birri@bellaundwilma
Summit Lost Pet Rescue is an animal protection and welfare organization devoted to finding lost pets in Summit County Colorado and reuniting them with their owners. They are 100% donation based and donations go directly toward resources and supplies to help find lost pets. Summary of Services Educate the community about how to avoid losing or becoming separated from their pets. Educate the community about what steps to take once they have lost their pet(s). Educate the community about what to do/what not to do when spotting lost or stray pets. Once a pet has been deemed to have been “lost” the charity will communicate with the owner to share calming signals techniques and gather information on the lost pet. If the pet is lost in Summit County, then we organize a team of volunteers to: hang signs, create flyers, purchase bait food and set traps, set out comfort stations & pet-beds, set up game-cameras, as well as organize search parties to look for lost pets. If the pet is lost outside of Summit County, then we can consult remotely via phone, text or facebook messenger with the owners. Post lost pets to various social media along with updates and what to do/not do to help locate lost pets. Maintain internet website as well as social media sites to educate and inform the public. STEPS TO FOLLOW IF YOUR PET WENT MISSING: CALL SUMMIT ANIMAL CONTROL TO REPORT LOST- 970-668-8600 CALL SUMMIT SHELTER TO REPORT LOST- 970-668-3230 CALL SUMMIT LOST PET RESCUE- 970-423-5701 COMFORT/SCENT STATIONS- PLACE OUT OWNER’S DIRTY CLOTHES ASAP IN AREA WHERE DOG WAS LAST SEEN (THEY CAN SMELL FOR MILES, SO THESE SCENTS CAN HELP DRAW THEM BACK). ALSO PLACE OUT THEIR PET BED. IF MISSING PET HAS A SIBLING PET, RUB TOWELS ON THE SIBLING PET AND LEAVE THOSE OUTSIDE AS WELL FOR SCENTS. SHARE ON THE FOLLOWING FACEBOOK PAGES: SUMMIT LOST PET RESCUE SUMMIT COUNTY LOVES THEIR PETS DOG GONE SUMMIT COUNTY ONE MAN’S JUNK SUMMIT COUNTY POST A PIC PICTURE AND NAME OF LOST ANIMAL DATE, TIME, EXACT LOCATION LOST PHONE NUMBER OF OWNER TO CALL OR TEXT IF SEEN DESCRIBE ANIMAL- SHY, SKITTISH, FRIENDLY, WHAT COLOR COLLAR, ETC SIGNS- HANG NEON FOAMBOARD SIGNS AND WRITE IN BIG BLACK MARKER:“LOST DOG”, “TYPE OF DOG”, “CALL/TEXT- XXX-XXX-XXXX”, “DO NOT CHASE” FLYERS- HANG ON BUS STOPS, SUMMIT DAILY BOXES, GAS STATIONS, LOCAL RESTAURANTS & BUSINESSES, NEIGHBORS CARS, AND SHARE WITH FEDEX/UPS/POST OFFICE/MAILMAN/GARBAGE TRUCK DRIVERS, ETC CLICK HERE FOR LOST DOG FLYER TEMPLATE CLICK HERE FOR LOST CAT FLYER TEMPLATE SHARE ON WWW.NEXTDOOR.COM SHARE ON WWW.PAWBOOST.COM CALL YOUR MICROCHIP COMPANY AND REPORT LOST CALL ALL LOCAL VETS IN THE AREA POST SIGN IN OWNERS YARD- “LOST DOG LIVES HERE” GO SEARCHING ON FOOT- DO NOT CALL OR CHASE PET BE PATIENT & CALM IF MISSING PET HAS A SIBLING PET, TAKE THEM WITH YOU ON EVERY SEARCH TO SPREAD THE SCENT KEEP SMELLY TREATS WITH YOU AND A LEAD LEASH. IF YOU SEE HIM, HE MAY NOT RECOGNIZE YOU RIGHT AWAY (DON’T TAKE THIS PERSONALLY, ITS PART OF SURVIVAL MODE, THEY GET CONFUSED). GET LOW TO GROUND, TURN BACK, DON’T MAKE EYE CONTACT AND DO NOT CALL HIS NAME OR CHASE. HE’S IN FLIGHT OR FIGHT MODE AND WILL RUN. IF YOU SEE HIM, DO THESE STEPS AND TOSS SOME TREATS HIS WAY. ACT LIKE YOU’RE EATING AND DROPPING CRUMBS TO SEE IF IT’LL ENTICE HIM TO COME. BUILD TRUST. LET HIM COME TO YOU. KEEP CHIP BAG OR PAPER WITH YOU AND MAKE CRINKLY SOUND. WINDOW MARKERS ON YOUR CAR- WRITE "LOST DOG, DESCRIPTION, LOCATION, PHONE NUMBER" LOOK ON CRAIGSLIST FOR FREE PETS OR PETS FOR SALE (JUST IN CASE SOMEONE PICKED UP YOUR LOST PET AND IS TRYING TO SELL) LOOK ON PETFINDER.COM & PETHARBOR.COM Those with information about this lost pet should contact Summit Lost Pet Rescue, Inc. (“SLPR”) at 970-423-5701. IMPORTANT: Those reading this flyer are not authorized to conduct or assist in pet searches for, or on behalf SLPR, without first registering with and executing a waiver and release with SLPR at www.lostpetrescue.org/volunteer. Those who conduct or assist in pet searches without first doing so, do so at their own risk, peril and liability.
If you've lost a pet recently and are struggling to find them, this guided meditation will help break down the fears and blockages keeping your pets from coming home so you can create new paths to find them and attract them back into your life! Try this meditation every night to help them come home. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heartblend/support
How can we help local shelters reunite more lost pets? Considering the stress of the Covid restrictions, other organizations are needed more than ever. What are some suggestions for shelters to work hand-in-hand with other lost pet organizations. Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy joins us each month to discuss lost pet recovery methods and the importance of doing everything to keep your pets safe.
How can we help local shelters reunite more lost pets? Considering the stress of the Covid restrictions, other organizations are needed more than ever. What are some suggestions for shelters to work hand-in-hand with other lost pet organizations. Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy joins us each month to discuss lost pet recovery methods and the importance of doing everything to keep your pets safe.
On today's episode of Pet Lover Geek, powered by PetHub, Lorien talks with Kristen Levine from Pet Living with Kristen Levine, who shares some of the hottest products on the market to help pet parents keep their pets safe.In honor of Lost Pet Prevention Month, Lorien is talking with pet industry experts throughout July about the basics of lost pet prevention and recovery techniques and resources. PetHub started Lost Pet Prevention Month in 2014 to drive deeper conversations around all of the ways pet parents can prevent a pet from becoming lost, as well as how to get them home quickly if they go AWOL (Absent WithOut a Leash).Learn more about Kristen and Pet Living at www.kristenlevine.comGet more resources and tips about lost pet prevention and recovery at www.lostpetpreventionmonth.com** Read the episode transcript at Pethub.com **
Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy joins us each month to discuss lost pet recovery methods and the importance of doing everything to keep your pets safe. Lost Dogs of America has Lost Dog organizations in almost every state. The goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters. Lost Dogs of America wants to remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy joins us each month to discuss lost pet recovery methods and the importance of doing everything to keep your pets safe. Lost Dogs of America has Lost Dog organizations in almost every state. The goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters. Lost Dogs of America wants to remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy joins us each month to discuss lost pet recovery methods and the importance of doing everything to keep your pets safe. Lost Dogs of America has Lost Dog organizations in almost every state. The goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters. Lost Dogs of America wants to remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy joins us each month to discuss lost pet recovery methods and the importance of doing everything to keep your pets safe. Lost Dogs of America has Lost Dog organizations in almost every state. The goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters. Lost Dogs of America wants to remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
Social media is a great place to post a lost pet, but why are there so many going missing? Susan Taney, Founder of Lost Dogs Illinois, will help us understand the surprising reasons why. Pay attention if you have a rescue dog! Also, if you're thinking of hiring a pet nanny, dog walker or sitter, Kristen Morrison knows all the ins and outs. And an update on COVID-19 that was found in a dog's nasal swab. Can we get this from our pets?
Wine spill, Cashing checks while black, Lost for 30 years.
Too many pets go missing because owners believe that they will never leave their side, they won’t wander away, etc. Sadly, this is not the case and many dogs, especially the elderly pets, wander off when the owner isn’t paying attention. Kathy joins us to talk about lost pet prevention and how you can plan ahead to always keep your pet safe. Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy will join us each month to discuss the methods of dealing with lost and found pets. Our goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters. Lost Dogs of America wants to remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
Too many pets go missing because owners believe that they will never leave their side, they won’t wander away, etc. Sadly, this is not the case and many dogs, especially the elderly pets, wander off when the owner isn’t paying attention. Kathy joins us to talk about lost pet prevention and how you can plan ahead to always keep your pet safe. Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy will join us each month to discuss the methods of dealing with lost and found pets. Our goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters. Lost Dogs of America wants to remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
There are so many lost dog stories and some really great lost dog reunion stories. Kathy and I will share some of our favorite stories today and some of the amazing reasons why these reunions actually were able to take place. It is always important to remember that a lost dog doesn’t need a new home, they already have a home and just need help getting back home. Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy will join us each month to discuss the methods of dealing with lost and found pets. Our goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters. Lost Dogs of America wants to remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
There are so many lost dog stories and some really great lost dog reunion stories. Kathy and I will share some of our favorite stories today and some of the amazing reasons why these reunions actually were able to take place. It is always important to remember that a lost dog doesn’t need a new home, they already have a home and just need help getting back home. Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy will join us each month to discuss the methods of dealing with lost and found pets. Our goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters. Lost Dogs of America wants to remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
An emergency session to encourage a lost cat to go home
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On today's show, Dr. J, Cathy, and Mia walk you through the steps of what to do if you should ever come across a pet you think is missing, whether you're only able to snap a quick picture and post it to social media, or are able to bring them home until the owner is found, we discuss the growing number of resources available to help reunite lost animals with their humans. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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.
During the month of April, we are using this opportunity to spread the word about National Lost Dog Awareness Day – but to us, it’s always Lost Dog Awareness day. Lisa Ann Donaldson is the Interim President of the Lost Dogs of Arizona organization. Lisa and her organization provide valuable free advice and direction directly to distraught owners of missing pets, along with providing their FB platform to post lost and found pet exposure in Arizona and beyond State lines! Their seamless integration (as is true with all Lost Dogs of America‘s State FB pages) with HeLPingLostPets.com is invaluable, as it helps to post the pet on a national and free database, allowing pets to be searched from beyond State lines and until they are reunited!“When a dog goes missing, many families give up looking for their lost pet. National Lost Dog Awareness Day was created to give hope to the families still looking for their dogs and remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
During the month of April, we are using this opportunity to spread the word about National Lost Dog Awareness Day – but to us, it’s always Lost Dog Awareness day. Lisa Ann Donaldson is the Interim President of the Lost Dogs of Arizona organization. Lisa and her organization provide valuable free advice and direction directly to distraught owners of missing pets, along with providing their FB platform to post lost and found pet exposure in Arizona and beyond State lines! Their seamless integration (as is true with all Lost Dogs of America‘s State FB pages) with HeLPingLostPets.com is invaluable, as it helps to post the pet on a national and free database, allowing pets to be searched from beyond State lines and until they are reunited! “When a dog goes missing, many families give up looking for their lost pet. National Lost Dog Awareness Day was created to give hope to the families still looking for their dogs and remind the public that “not all stray dogs are homeless dogs”.
Mike and EB from Coaster Radio helps us know the best parks to visit and how to make the most of your time and money. Josh Cary tells us how to find your lost pet. Kathy Lane educates us about the dangers of driving while distracted. Elizabeth Grace Saunders helps us understand how to increase productivity. Scott MacDonald talks about how thinking like a dog could improve your life.
If your pet was lost, you’d probably do anything to get them back. That is what scammers hope and this makes you a prime target for a lost pet scam. We will cover some of the most common scams and how to protect yourself from falling victim of them.Bio:Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy will join us each month to discuss the methods of dealing with lost and found pets. Our goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters.
If your pet was lost, you’d probably do anything to get them back. That is what scammers hope and this makes you a prime target for a lost pet scam. We will cover some of the most common scams and how to protect yourself from falling victim of them. Bio: Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/Founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy will join us each month to discuss the methods of dealing with lost and found pets. Our goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters.
Have You Ever Lost A Pet? It happens to the best of us. Your cat or dog makes a dash for the door and suddenly you find yourself posting "Lost Pet" signs throughout the neighborhood. The Executive Director of Pet FBI, Leslie Poole will share tips to ensure a fast and happy reunion with your pet. Listen Now Cat Con Scheduled For The Rocky Meowtain Region No stranger to Animal Radio, cat crazy Brandon Zavala tells us his plans for an incredible convention of cat lovers and famous kitties. The Snowcat Convention will be a 2-day event celebrating the splendor of cats and the humans that love them. Listen Now Study Reveals Pets Can Tell Time Are you taking your sweet time when getting your pet's meals ready? Fluffy and Fido are on to you and they can tell when you are dawdling. A new study from Northwestern University has found some of the clearest evidence yet that animals can judge time. Lori Brooks reports. Listen Now Make $100 An Hour Petting Puppies Mutts Canine Cantina, which opened its first location in Dallas, Texas, is looking for its first-ever "MUTTS Puptern" for their new location. The position will pay $100 an hour to pet puppies at their new Fort Worth, Texas location. Qualified applicants had to post a photo or video that showed their puppy petting skills and why they’re the best fit for the position. Listen Now Holiday Gifts: Make Your Pet A Star If you've already begun your holiday shopping and have a pet lover on your list, here's an idea for a gift that they probably don't already have, a Petlandia Personalized Story Book. Make any pet the star of a personalized, custom storybook. Using a simple online tool at Petlandia.com, you can create an adorable lookalike of any dog or cat in just a few clicks. The likeness of the pet then stars in its very own 36-page personalized storybook, which sells for $30. Listen Now
Is your pet lost and you haven’t had any sightings? Today we will talk about creative ways to generate sightings. We will also discuss where it is legal and illegal to place Lost Pet flyers. Kathy Pobloskie is the co-founder of Lost Dogs of America and Director/founder of Lost Dogs Wisconsin. Kathy will join us each month to discuss the methods of dealing with lost and found pets. Our goals are to reunite the lost with their families and to keep more strays out of our local overcrowded shelters.
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In the nation's capital, a popular Facebook page is helping the city's lost pets find their way home. Dinny McGettigan is a dog-owner and he wants to know - who's behind the page, and how do they reunite so many pets each year?
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In today's program,host Marie Hulett discusses how new technology for your smart phone can help find a lost pet! Putting up signs on telephone poles may very well be a thing of the past! Jeff Zotara of Tagg Pet Tracker checks in to tell all about it. Then, after our halftime break, Susan Keys from the Southern California Animal Response Team has big news about a great animal event coming up in just a few weekends that you won't want to miss.
Sadly, only 1 in 10 lost pets are reunited with their pet parents. Hoping to better those odds is Jeff Zotara, vice president with TAGG the GPS Pet Tracker company. Tune in to this special episode of the Oh Behave Show with host Arden Moore and discover how satellites in space can pinpoint your lost pet’s precise location and alert you on your cell phone, home computer and mobile devices. And, TAGG’s activity tracking feature also lets monitor your at-home pet’s movements so you can discover if you have a workout dog or a canine couch potato. Be the 100th person to email Arden (Arden@fourleggedlife.com) with the code word, TAGG, in the subject header and win a TAGG GPS Pet Tracker plus two free months of coverage. Added bonus: join Arden Moore, master certified pet first aid instructor, in a special Twitter Party on pet first aid being hosted by TAGG, on Thursday, Sept. 18 at 6 p.m. Pacific and 9 p.m. Eastern. Use #petfirstaid. Prizes will be awarded to a couple lucky Twitter participants. Questions or Comments? Send them to: arden@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Use Technology to Track Down Your Lost Pet on Pet Life Radio
Jared calls up a lost pet hotline and tells them he lost his pet bear. It takes the first lady a while to realize what he is talking about. http://www.FridayNightCranks.com
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