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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 organizations, and businesses that have products or services that enhance the lives of animals and their people. Whether the topic is pet safety, pet loss, the latest device to help sight impaired dogs, or what your local rescue is up to you’ll find it on Love Has Many Faces, the podcast with a heart.
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Today we revisit a conversation we had a few years ago about another animal organization that can always use more awareness and recognition. The mission of Isla Animal is: To provide free spay/neuter clinics to help control the animal population. To provide free or reduced-cost veterinary services and vaccinations. To rescue, rehabilitate and rehome animals promoting adoptions in Mexico, the USA and Canada. To educate pet owners about humane animal treatment, care and responsibility. And to do all of the above in the most humane, compassionate way possible. Each and every group doing their best to help our beloved animal friends can always use more support, donations, volunteers and awareness. Learn more at their website: www.islaanimal.orgSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
We had the pleasure today of speaking with Erica Ohrn, dog mama to a wonderful beagle, Radar, who also happens to be blind. Erica shared her story of how Radar came into her life, and how well he has adapted. He also has a brother who can see, Hawkeye, and who serves as a bit of a guide dog for him but that being, said Radar gets around amazingly well and loves living his life fully! Erica has written a children’s book about Radar, called “Radar Finds Home”, available on Amazon. It’s well suited to kids 1-10 years old, is fully illustrated, and has a positive and hopeful message.Radar also has his own Instagram page, called “Radar the Beagle”. And Erica also volunteers for Blind Dog Rescue Alliance, a group that helps blind and visually impaired dogs across the entire US. Find out more about this group, and learn how you might help, at www.blinddogrescue.orgSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
We welcome back Brenda Maeder who has been a guest several times in the past. She is probably best known for her “differently abled” dog Jamie, a deaf and blind white cocker spaniel she rescued nearly 10 years ago who has shown the world that he gets along just fine and enjoys life—and that it’s OK to be different! Brenda has also written a children’s book about Jamie, called Jamie’s Journey. Today we touched on some ways to save money on pet care and vet bills, including --seeking out special discounts and offers from vendors like Chewy and Costco, doing preventive care like dental work to spare your pet from more difficult issues later (heart disease, gut issues), feeding good foods, and even learning to groom your pet yourself. You can learn more about Jamie, and about Brenda’s work, on their Facebook page, aptly titled Jamie’s Journey.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Today’s conversation with Emily Arias should come as welcome news for pet parents facing a cancer diagnosis. She shares the story of her beloved soul dog Koda, and how his diagnosis and eventual passing served as the inspiration for creating this 501c3 (non profit). Koda’s Legacy Foundation is here to help both financially and emotionally with dogs who have cancer. The statistics say 1 in 4 dogs will develop cancer in their lifetime. The expense can be huge. And this is where Koda’s Legacy Foundation can help. To learn more about the foundation and how you can support their work, or if your dog has been diagnosed with cancer and you could use some help, visit www.kodaslegacyfoundation.orgSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Keshe Chow is a veterinarian in Australia who specializes in feline medicine. She just also happens to be a best-selling author. While her first books were geared toward a young adult audience her latest, “Strange Familiars”, is a “romantasy” about rival students of magical veterinary science. Keshe draws on her own experience as a real- world vet to inspire elements of “Strange Familiars”. Her own story, of going from being a child with no pets to her 7+ year journey to become a vet, is fascinating in and of itself and her new book is sure to intrigue and entertain while also offering insights to issues that face our world today. You can find her book wherever books are sold—in stores and online. Learn more about her, her work and her writing at www.keshechow.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Old Dog Haven is a special, local organization (mainly Washington/Oregon) that helps senior dogs find caring “forever foster” homes where they can spend their last days (or months, or sometimes years!) living in comfort, peace, love, and having their medical needs met as well. Old Dog Haven recently celebrated their 20th anniversary (in 2024) and has events planned for this summer to celebrate old dogs and ALL dogs and their people. To learn more about this wonderful organization, or to volunteer or donate, visit at www.olddoghaven.orgSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Today’s conversation with Emily Arias should come as welcome news for pet parents facing a cancer diagnosis. She shares the story of her beloved soul dog Koda, and how his diagnosis and eventual passing served as the inspiration for creating this 501c3 (non profit). Koda’s Legacy Foundation is here to help both financially and emotionally with dogs who have cancer. The statistics say 1 in 4 dogs will develop cancer in their lifetime. The expense can be huge. And this is where Koda’s Legacy Foundation can help. To learn more about the foundation and how you can support their work, or if your dog has been diagnosed with cancer and you could use some help, visit www.kodaslegacyfoundation.org See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
An encore of our 'savings the sloths' episode with an update from Marilyn. This past week (late April/early May 2026) we’ve seen numerous stories about sloths that were lost during what was supposed to be preparation for a new exhibit/destination in Florida called Sloth World. It came to light that many of the sloths died due to a combination of poor travel conditions, failure to keep a proper climate in their holding areas, and digestive upsets. This exhibit will now NOT be opening due to what has happened, and Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens is currently working ‘round the clock to save the remaining sloths. I want to encourage anyone who has a heart for these precious, magical little animals to visit one of the three websites shown here and learn more and even to donate if you are so inclined: www.slothconservation.org www.jaguarrescue.foundation www.centralfloridazoo.org Everything helps. Let’s support those helping our wildlife, and let’s also work to educate more people about the specific challenges some of these species are facing. Thank you!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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 organizations, and businesses that have products or services that enhance the lives of animals and their people. Whether the topic is pet safety, pet loss, the latest device to help sight impaired dogs, or what your local rescue is up to you’ll find it on Love Has Many Faces, the podcast with a heart.
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