As we prepare for the possible arrival of Hurricane Dorian, we talk to Kathy Burns, the Senior Shelter Operations Manager, and Shelter Volunteer Rodney, from the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando, about how to prepare our fur-babies for the storm. To learn more, visit petallianceorlando.org.

Today, we talk to Carly Clark, a volunteer, along with Heidi Hardman, President and co-founder, of Polka Dogz Pet Rescue. Polka Dogz Mission Statement is to rescue, rehabilitate & re-home dogs while educating the community on responsible pet ownership. Learn more at PolkaDogz.org.

Deb may be away, but we still have Darryl Payne from Pawfection Dog Training in studio for Animal House

In this episode of Animal House, we talk to Sarrah LaSuer and Dillo the Armadillo from the Central Florida Zoo about what makes armadillos so unique, and why Jimmy doesn't like them.

In this episode of Animal House, we talk to Laurie Brown-Nagin, the Founder of Operation ResCUTE, a nonprofit which offers a line of stuffed animals and books targeted to children ages 3 and up. See more at www.OperationResCUTE.com!

In this episode of Animal House, we're joined by Becky Bolt, a Wildlife Ecologist, for the Kennedy Space Center. She talks about her time there and duties managing the wildlife and nearby environment for NASA, which occupies only 7,000 acres of their total 144,000 acres.

Becky Bolt is the wildlife ecologist at Kennedy Space Center and joins us for Animal House to discuss how NASA and KSC are surrounded by a wildlife sanctuary.

Mary Peter, founder and CEO of K9 Partners for Patriots discusses how her organization places recue dogs with military veterans who suffer from PTSD.

Today we talk with Kathy Burns, the Senior Shelter Operations Manager for the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando, about a few exciting events they have going on. For example, their 2019 My Best Friend Wine Contest, Hound Around Town and their Community Cat Initiative, which helps communities in Central Florida deal with colonies of feral cats.

We talk with David Printiss, the North Florida Program Manager for The Nature Conservancy, about their recent release of 15 eastern indigo snakes in northern Florida, as part of a continuing collaborative plan to return the important, native, non-venomous apex predator to the region.