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Better Life for Animals

Cheryl Moss
Animal Welfare
Veganism
Animal Sanctuaries
Animal Rights
Compassion
Factory Farming
Animal Rescue
Compassionate Living
Peepal Farm
Animal Ethics
Humane Education
Climate Change
Fundraising
Rescue Operations
Animal Companion Loss
Community Engagement
Education
Plant-Based Diet
India
Animal Suffering

Better Life for Animals is your go-to podcast for powerful stories from animal sanctuaries, vegan activists, and animal welfare changemakers. Each episode dives into real-life journeys of rescuing farmed animals, building compassionate communities, and living a cruelty-free, plant-based lifestyle. Hosted by animal advocate Cheryl Moss, the show highlights how rescue sanctuaries across the globe gi... more

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Latest Episodes

Most people move through life without questioning the systems around them.

Then something changes.

Maybe it's watching footage from a factory farm. Maybe it's meeting a rescued animal and realizing they are far more emotionally complex than we we... more

Chickens are often overlooked, misunderstood, and treated as commodities. But as Erica Camp of Second Hen'd shares in this powerful episode of Better Life for Animals, spending just a few minutes with a rescued hen can completely change the way peopl... more

Why do so many people care deeply about animals, yet still struggle to connect the dots when it comes to farmed animals?

In this compelling episode of the Better Life for Animals podcast, Cheryl Moss sits down with Ayelette Robinson for a conversat... more

What does it really mean for animals to be safe, respected, and protected for life?

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Jessica Harris, Farmed Animal Program Director at the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS), to explore what sep... more

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Christine Mott
Award-winning author, attorney, animal advocate; former chair of the Animal Law Committee at the NYC Bar Association
Author of Free Bird, Flaco the Owl's Dreams Take Flight; Lantern Publishing
Episode: 054: Inside Animal Law: Zoo Ethics, Ag-Gag Laws, and Flaco's Story with Christine Mott
Liz Wheeler
Passionate advocate and co-founder of Secondhand Stories Chicken Sanctuary
Episode: 053: The Truth About Chickens with Liz Wheeler: Sentience, Sanctuary, and Why It Matters
Leah Garcés
Storyteller, bridge builder, and visionary leader working to end factory farming and empower farmers to transition to humane practices.
Author and former president of Mercy for Animals
Episode: 052: The Human and Animal Toll of Factory Farming | Leah Garcés
Kelly Nix
Executive director of Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary and an ethical vegan
Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary
Episode: 051: The Sanctuary Model That Is Changing How Children Learn Compassion with Kelly Nix
Rose Patterson
Co-director of Animal Rising with over a decade of experience in animal advocacy.
Animal Rising
Episode: 050: Ending Factory Farming: How Animal Rising Uses Compassionate Disruption to Protect Animals With Rose Patterson
Stephanie Mathers
Founder and CEO of Grants for Animals
Grants for Animals
Episode: 049: Grant Writing for Sanctuaries: From Overwhelmed to Funded with Stephanie Mathers
Robin Singh
Co-founder of Peepal Farm, an animal rescue organization
Peepal Farm
Episode: 048: Lighting a Lamp in the Darkness: Robin Singh's Mission to Reduce Animal Suffering
Kaleel Sakakeeny
Grief educator, professional life coach, and ordained non-denominational pastor
Animal Talks
Episode: 046: How to Heal After Losing a Beloved Animal — A Conversation with Kaleel Sakakeeny
Dana Wilson
Director of Marketing and Communications for Wildlife SOS USA, dedicated to animal rescue and rehabilitation.
Wildlife SOS USA
Episode: 045: Dana Wilson on Ending a 400-Year Tradition of Dancing Bears and Saving Begging Elephants

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Cheryl Moss
Host of Better Life for Animals

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
  • Powerful

    I love Cheryl’s commitment and compassion, which shines through in each of her interviews. She and her guests truly shine a light on how we can strive toward a better world for all sentient beings.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AngelaCrawford
    United States7 months ago
  • Amazing show!

    Cheryl has a great passion for this subject!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Quixote Ventures
    United States8 months ago
  • Stellar show and so important too

    Big fan of Cheryl and the way she discusses these vital topics surrounding the world we want for animals. 🧡

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JohnOberg
    United Statesa year ago
  • Inspiring and informative

    In Better Life for Animals, Cheryl Moss provides a terrific resource by creating a body of information that helps to free us from our culturally-imposed misunderstandings about animals. She opens doorways into greater understanding of the many benefits of treating animals with kindness in our daily food and lifestyle choices, not just for them, but for us as well. Highly recommended!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Turtle River
    United Statesa year ago
  • A Must Listen for Animal Lovers

    What a wonderful show. Host, Cheryl Moss, is so committed to showcasing the unsung heroes of animal sanctuaries. I loved the first few episodes. Look forward to more.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kathleen Gage
    United Statesa year ago

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A resource for those seeking empathy-driven, cruelty-free living.
Listeners appreciate the host's dedication to animals and sanctuaries.
The show inspires vegans and animal lovers alike with hopeful, actionable stories.
Hosts spotlight unsung heroes in rescues and sanctuaries with heartfelt storytelling.
Cheryl's warmth and compassion shine through every interview.

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054: Inside Animal Law: Zoo Ethics, Ag-Gag Laws, and Flaco's Story with Christine Mott
Q: What can individuals do to help beyond donating and volunteering?
Live your life in a way that minimizes harm to animals, share the why of vegan living, visit sanctuaries to see animals firsthand, and influence others through everyday actions and conversations.
054: Inside Animal Law: Zoo Ethics, Ag-Gag Laws, and Flaco's Story with Christine Mott
Q: How do you balance the analytical world of law with the emotional and creative world of writing?
By applying a creative energy to legal advocacy, using storytelling to illuminate law for the public, and recognizing that both paths can advance animal welfare when used together.
054: Inside Animal Law: Zoo Ethics, Ag-Gag Laws, and Flaco's Story with Christine Mott
Q: What are some of the most significant policy or legal issues you worked on during that time?
The Animal Law Committee tackled a broad range of issues from local NYC ordinances to federal policy, including banning the sale of dogs and cats in pet stores, issues surrounding endangered species, and preemption battles that affected regulatory authority over factory farms and slaughterhouses.
053: The Truth About Chickens with Liz Wheeler: Sentience, Sanctuary, and Why It Matters
Q: What is your vision for a more compassionate world for animals?
Liz expressed the desire for better recognition and support for farmed sanctuaries, specifically in Canada, and emphasized the importance of each animal's intrinsic value within society.
053: The Truth About Chickens with Liz Wheeler: Sentience, Sanctuary, and Why It Matters
Q: What inspired you to co-found Secondhand Stories Chicken Sanctuary?
Liz described her lifelong love for animals, but specifically, her experience holding a chicken named Ellen at another sanctuary changed her perspective and spurred her involvement with chickens.

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The show centers on animal welfare, sanctuary work, and humane education, featuring conversations with sanctuary founders, animal advocates, and thought leaders who are advancing cruelty-free living and compassionate policy. Episodes commonly explore topics like animal sanctuaries, veganism, animal law, and storytelling that promotes empathy for animals, often highlighting real rescue cases, community involvement, and practical ways listeners can contribute to a kinder world. Noteworthy is the emphasis on actionable impact—grant funding, education programs, and activism balanced with compassionate storytelling that resonates with families, educators, and aspiring changemakers.

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Recent guests on Better Life for Animals include:

1. Christine Mott
2. Liz Wheeler
3. Leah Garcés
4. Kelly Nix
5. Rose Patterson
6. Stephanie Mathers
7. Robin Singh
8. Kaleel Sakakeeny

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