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| Added: Monday, July 7, 2008 | ||||||||||||||
| Source: The Petcast | ||||||||||||||
Summary: When people visit the animal shelter, it’s usually the adorable puppies and kittens that get the most attention. An older pet can be a tougher sell. But there is an upside to choosing a more mature companion animal, including being able to tell right away whether your personalities will fit, and the unwavering devotion that is often a hallmark of the rescued senior pet. Las Vegas journalist Abby Goldman and her miniature poodle Lucky, who she rescued from the shelter earlier this year, joined the Petcasters in their studio. Plus, Steve tells about the dramatic rescue he attempted for an injured mockingbird on his front lawn. Also, revisiting the question of what's feral and what's wild. Website: www.thepetcast.com Email: thepetcast@yahoo.com Phone number: 206-203-1010 |
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