Do you have a loving, furry friend in your home? When where is an emergency, such as an earthquake, hurricane, flood, wildfire etc., you may have a notion of what action is needed to safeguard you and your family. But what about our dog and cat friends? For example, where would they go if you had to evacuate your home immediately? Today’s program will explore steps we can take now, on behalf of the animals we care for, to be prepared for a possible calamity.

These animals can be of any type, but they all share one thing in common: they are always ready to give love unconditionally. This non-judgmental affection can bring people a sense of comfort and security. Not only are they known for their guardian qualities, but it has also been noted as far back as in ancient Greek history that animals bring beneficial effects in the context of therapy. Here we will explore the animal-assisted therapy in alleviating the symptoms of chronic illnesses and providing a general sense of well-being.

We are pleased to present to you our Master’s best friend, loving companion, loyal “customer of loving food” and above all the “Commander in Chief of protectors”, Good Love. My Master cares very, very deeply about my animal brothers and sisters and takes every opportunity through her lectures and other activities to bring people’s attention to our ever-humble and often silent contributions to our planet’s well-being. Her support for the animals is boundless. The close relationship she has with us is showcased in her #1 international best-selling books, The Birds in My Life and The Dogs in My Life. These are books she wrote, in part, to raise awareness that animals are no different than humans. She is also love in action. We will learn about some of the other charming animals my Master has taken care of, and interacted with, over the years.

Even though these are human emotions, they were very sincere and pure, they were very, very precious. It’s just like the way animal friends love you. And when they die, you feel like you’re being cut with a knife. It’s an unthinkable, depressed feeling. Many people love animals very deeply, because they keep sending you a kind of love. When you feel upset, they know it and they would come to comfort you.

This love is different from that love. This love is different from unconditional devotion. Sometimes when we love someone, it’s because that person benefits us. That’s too easy. People love one another because it’s mutually beneficial. But when circumstances change, will this love still exist? That is a different issue. Animals can die for us. Don’t say that they don’t understand. When circumstances arise, you’ll know that they understand, and they have sympathy and deep love.

Did you know that one unspayed female dog and her offspring can produce 67,000 dogs in 6 years? One unspayed female cat, her mate, and their family can breed over 11.5 million cats in 9 years. Globally, there are 600 million homeless dogs and cats on the streets. This episode we examine compassionate efforts by humans across the globe to reduce stray dog and cat populations and discuss ways you can be a proactive animal advocate.

For animals, traveling away from home isn’t typically a fun experience. A short trip by car can be handled anyway but crossing the ocean by plane is a much different story! Understanding the many procedural and legal requirements associated with animal travel can be daunting. How a beloved animal companion will cope with the long journey is also a substantial concern.

On December 10th 1988, the group Uncaged, now known as the Center for Animals and Social Justice in UK, launched International Animal Right Day, and called for the public’s support of the “Universal Declaration of Animal Rights”, which promotes safeguarding of animal coinhabitants, and calls for the recognition of the right of life, freedom and natural enjoyment.

Our feature with raw vegan ultra-marathon runner Kristopher Aaron. Running reguires courage, determination, strength, and endurance. He is a living testimony that the raw vegan diet is the basis of endurance and strength. Kristopher went from being a vegan, to being a full-fledged raw vegan and has never looked back. He now devotes his time to sharing messages of great health through personal consultations, lectures, food preparation, and physical training.

Do you want to know a secret about penguins? We’re not afraid of people! If you haven’t met one of us in person, you can see lots of videos of us having a great time with human beings. People like to have fun, and we seem to bring out a playful spirit in them. We penguins are known to enjoy the snow, ice, and freezing temperatures! But lots of other kinds of animals love the winter too. Today we are going to take a look at some of the wonderful species that enjoy winter snow!

Today we’ll travel to exotic Tanzania, in the heart of East Africa, which is renowned for its diverse and abundant flora and fauna. Over four-million wild animals, representing 430 species and countless subspecies, call Tanzania home. Blessed with this natural treasure, Tanzania takes great care in preserving its wildlife. More than a third of the country’s territory is dedicated to wildlife reser