Join the women behind the magic of Dog Gone Seattle, the largest foster-based dog rescue in the Pacific Northwest, and hear the behind-the-scenes chronicles of rescue, the comedies and the errors, the celebrations and the abject failures, and everything in between, including expert opinions on all things Dog.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Pets & AnimalsKids & Family |
In Episode 3.2, hosts Jenny Nordin and Ashlyn Kauh are back with another dose of chaos and candor. They kick things off in Not Your 9 to 5, celebrating their first spay/neuter clinic: 31 dogs fixed in a single day — a win for rescue, a loss for Ashly... more
Season Three, LFG! In episode 1, hosts Jenny Nordin and Ashlyn Kauh dive straight into a hot-button topic: spay aborts. Why so controversial? In today’s rescue climate, it should be a no-brainer. But with big names like No-Kill Austin Pets Alive push... more
Season Two Finale! In episode 29, hosts Jenny Nordin and Ashlyn Kauh gear up for a week in Savannah at the IACP conference—with two husbands and five young kids in tow. Between the usual chaos and conference prep, they share rescue updates and dive i... more
In episode 2.28, Jenny Nordin and Ashlyn Kauh reflect on their conversation with Jon and the everyday chaos of running the largest dog rescue in the Pacific Northwest; it's been a wild week of returns, intakes and adoptions (and yes, all at once.)
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I just finished binging through season two episode 20 something and I love this show. Jenny and Ashlyn are real people with senses of humor that I can appreciate. They are serious about rescuing dogs, and are able to laugh through the challenges they face. Thank you for sharing the good, the bad, and the ugly with us!
I found the language used about dogs to be so offensive. These are not the kind of people I would want anywhere near a healthy well balanced dog, let alone a dog with trauma. The idiotic nonstop laughing is also an indicator that these folks are very immature .
…and the dog-curious, dare I even say cat people. I love the balance of dog/rescue news + information with the real life stories that come with caring for animals. Dogs rule, and so do the humans helping them thrive in our crazy world. Love it! 🙌
Entertaining look inside dog rescue with useful info for dog owners and some funny anecdotes of crazy people in rescue
Entertaining look inside dog rescue with useful info for dog owners and some funny anecdotes of crazy people in rescue
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This podcast provides an engaging and entertaining glance into the world of dog rescue, showcasing the experiences of the hosts, who are heavily involved in foster-based dog rescue efforts. Each episode covers a blend of heartwarming anecdotes, practical advice, and musings about the challenges faced by rescuers and the dogs they help. Listeners can expect discussions that span various topics, from personal stories involving rescued dogs to more technical insights about dog health and training. The humor and authenticity of the hosts offer a unique perspective that is enjoyable for both dog lovers and those interested in rescue work, making it a compelling listen for anyone curious about the realities of caring for rescue animals.
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