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Marilyn welcomes Janet Marlow to this edition of Love Has Many Faces,
Janet Marlow is the Founder & CEO of Pet Acoustics Inc. and a leading sound behaviorist for animals. She’s internationally recognized for developing species-specific music proven to calm dogs, cats, and other animals.
Janet has just launched the Pet Acoustics+ App, a groundbreaking tool for pet parents and veterinarians. This app features:
Learn more about Janet and her groundbreaking work at www.petacoustics.com
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The Beagle Alliance is a rescue and advocacy group working to reduce and eventually end animal testing, and also working to find homes for animals who have been released from laboratory research. Although The Beagle Alliance operates in Canada they also work in tandem with rescue and advocacy partners in the US. Our conversation touches on reasons why animal testing is still being done even though it’s often not relevant or useful, and on what we can each do to help educate and inform more people about viable alternatives. Learn more at
www.thebeaglealliance.org
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We welcome returning guest Annette Lanker, an expert in pet CPR and overall pet care, for a discussion of safety and comfort tips for your pet during the July 4th weekend, and other “high intensity” or loud noise events like NY Eve or even thunderstorms. Whether it’s hanging out for awhile in an “indoor” room with less exposure to noise, updating your pet ID information, or making your own “thundershirt” from a towel or scarf, Annette is a great resource. Learn more at www.holycowcritters.com
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A conversation with Rise (rhymes with Lisa) Windell, Photographer at Windell Portraits.
In 2021, after losing her beloved black Lab Layla suddenly and unexpectedly, Rise found a way to channel some of the profound grief she was feeling. Since Labs are often known for being hungry food lovers, she remembered thinking “NO one should go hungry” so she set out to raise money for the Nourish Pierce County Food Banks, so far raising over $23,000.
Rise uses her PawPrints promotions periodically to raise money for the food banks. She is a pet photographer and PawPrints is the name she coined for a style of photography she does. To quote: “ I lie under a glass platform with my camera and photograph pets from underneath them for a unique perspective. I collaborate with Notre Dog Academy owner/trainer Stephanie Beausoleil. She positions the pets on the glass and gets them to look toward the camera for me. Lots of treats are involved. So much fun.”
Rise also loves to photography pets with their humans so that long after they have left us we will still have beautiful and heartwarming photos to help remember them.
Learn more at www.windellportraits.com
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AFTER THE SUDDEN, UNEXPECTED PASSING OF REBECCA'S DOG GUS
She consulted animal communicator Sunny Mann, beginning a lengthy and revealing correspondence. Sunny reported her dialogue with Gus in the afterlife at various times throughout the next year. This moving story includes the transcripts of those psychic sessions, along with Rebecca's notes from her daily journal as she responds to both earthly and spiritual guidance from Gus. His spirit describes his life in both worlds, and he urges her to embrace fully her life contract as a shamanic practitioner and healer. Rebecca’s book is called “Roses to Rainbow: My Dog Gus in the Afterlife.” Learn more about Rebeca’s work at www.rebeccaschaper.com
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We are always so pleased to welcome back returning guest Jenny Hubbard of the Catherine Violet Hubbard Foundation. This organization was founded in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook tragedy, where Catherine lost her life. Catherine was a lover of all animals and living creatures and always wanted the animals to know that she was kind and they’d be safe with her. Support grew and donations of money and land led to the creation of the sanctuary. Today’s conversation focuses on the work the foundation is doing, which emphasizes kindness and compassion for all creatures, the first building about to be completed on the property (Catherine’s Learning Barn) and Catherine’s Butterfly Party which is held on the Saturday closest to Chaterine’s birthday each year. This year it will be held on June 7th. There are opportunities to volunteer and donate and to learn more please visit www.cvhfoundation.org
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Heartwood Haven fights the disastrous effects of animal cruelty through rescue, education and sanctuary to promote a more compassionate world for animals and humans. Heartwood Haven focuses on farm animals and also helps laboratory animals who have been released post research. You might have read about their efforts in finding homes for close to 100 roosters who were rescued from a cock fighting ring. Most have found homes but some homes are still needed. There are many ways you can help, including volunteering at their farm in Roy, Washington….or donating via their website
www.heartwoodhaven.org
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Today’s show features a conversation with David Kurlander –teacher, trainer and author! Founder of Steady Wind, LLC and Creator/Host of ‘The Pack Animal Podcast’, David J Kurlander has been a Wild and Domestic Animal Behavior Specialist, Wild Animal Researcher, Professional Wild Animal Trainer, and Professional Dog Trainer specializing in NAVDA competitive and recreational upland, water fowl and versatile hunting with advanced field obedience for over twenty five years. He is also the author of “Through the Eyes of a Canine.”
Learn more about David and his work at
www.steadywinddog.com
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Peaceful Valley's Mission is to provide a safe and loving environment to all donkeys that have been abused, neglected or abandoned and wild burros under threat of destruction.
Peaceful Valley strives to provide solutions to the many problems that plague these wonderful creatures by providing ethical stewardship over the funds that are necessary to fulfill this goal.
Peaceful Valley, with its nationwide network of Ranch Facilities and Satellite Adoption Centers, is the country's leader in Rescue, Sanctuary, Adoption and Education.
There are ways you can help! Learn more at www.donkeyrescue.org
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Cynthia Chomos is passionate about design, nature, and cats. Since founding Catio Spaces in 2014, she builds custom catios and offers downloadable DIY Catio Plans to assist cat parents in solving their indoor/outdoor dilemmas. Cynthia’s catio creations are featured in Martha Stewart and Better Homes and Gardens, and she recently received the national “Friend to Felines” award from PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Cynthia lives in Seattle with her beloved tabby Serena, her chief feline officer and quality assurance expert, where they enjoy birdwatching and bonding in their backyard catios. You can learn more at www.catiospaces.com
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Love Has Many Faces has a mission: to raise awareness, touch hearts, and save animals’ lives. To this end host Marilyn Milano has interviewed local animal rescue groups, national animal welfare…