Check out today’s episode with Amy Mills, CEO of Emancipet, a non-profit organization building a national affordable veterinary care system that serves the underserved. Their low-cost clinics help keep over 200,000 pets a year healthy, happy, and safe with their families! Amy talks to us about reframing challenges when you’re working for social change, how asking for money is giving an opportunity, and how her innate love for all creatures led to a career focused on protecting the bond between humans and animals. This nonprofit maven will inspire you think, to recommit to what matters most to you, and to choose hope in the face of setbacks.
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A touching and funny podcast that explores how extraordinary people have been changed by an extraordinary animal. In this weekly show, Katya talks to fascinating guests about what their lives were like before and after they experienced a soul-level relationship with an animal.
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