Unmuzzled: A Pawdcast with Sarah Lauch

Latest Episodes:

Raise the Woof: Hillary Rosen-Founder, A Purposeful Rescue Oct 10, 2017

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Hey everyone. After a brief hiatus to deal with some personal items, I am back. I feel that it is important to tell the good stories of the world and though my brief break was needed, I am happy to be back.

Hillary Rosen is one of those people that I just gravitate to. I love everything she does and all she stands for and though I have never met her, I have SO much respect for her. She is very open about her opinions and I so value that. Enjoy this one...I learned a ton.

Raise the Woof: Puppy Up Cancer Walk, Cancer in dogs Sep 05, 2017

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Dr. Portela from Premier Oncology and Ginger Morgan Puppy Up President and Exective Director join me to talk about a cancer walk for dogs and humans coming up in Chicago on September 16th. More info here: puppyupwalk.com/chicago

Dr. Portela also talks in-depth about cancer in dogs, what to look for and so much more. It is a great episode and I learned a ton.

Special RAISE THE WOOF: Carolyn G and Heather O Aug 31, 2017

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This is a great special episode that we will start doing monthly. One Tail at a Time's Heather gets down and dirty with shelter stats and what they really mean. Both women have been vilified for euthanizing dangerous dogs and have been shamed by the public and fellow rescuers. They are going to call bullshit on that. It is a great, REAL podcast. And Carolyn from Chicagoland Bully Breed Rescue cries. DOWNLOAD NOW!

Raise the Woof: Ready Schuchat, Dog Trainer Aug 29, 2017

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Rendy Schuchat, owner of Anything is Pawsible, answers questions we have all wondered and reminisces about the baddest dog that she ever met! HAAA! A great guest with a TON of knowledge and experience.

Raise the Woof: Alive Rescue Memphis Founder Ranise Coppens Aug 22, 2017

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"Every time I would respond with truthful facts and things I knew about why it was not a good idea to send dogs there, everyone got really mad at me. It frustrated me because if you do not like the answers that I am giving you, don't ask me." Tomorrow's Raise the Woof guest is ALIVE Rescue Memphis' President and Founder Ranise Coppens, who uprooted her Chicago life and started a rescue in Memphis!

Raise the Woof: Susan Taney Aug 15, 2017

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"The hardest thing is the dogs that people do not know what happened to them. I know they are out there, but they just haven't found them. "

The work that Susan Taney does is so important. There is no worse feeling than losing your dog. We go into great detail about her experiences and what you can do if you have lost or found an animal.

Raise the Woof: Alicia Boemi Aug 08, 2017

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"Social media for rescues and nonprofits it is so important. One of the biggest messages I teach is that it all comes back to you. You have to leverage your interest. People want to relate to other people. You have to show the good bad and the ugly and people want to help. If you have the passion for it and you can showcase it, social media is an amazing tool."

DIY Dog Mom Alicia Boemi has a vast knowledge and scope on so many things dog. Tune in to hear more about her diabetic dog. how she deals with it and how it was the springboard for Mylah Medical Foundation.

Raise the Woof: Donna Paseltiner Aug 01, 2017

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"I had a terrible problem with keeping my mouth shut. Sometimes I have to speak my mind. Keyboard warriors make me nuts. I can jump in a second. I go crazy instantly."

Raise the Woof: Heather Owen Answers Your Questions Jul 25, 2017

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Tacos. Boobs. Break-ups. Tattoos. Dreams. Sweat. Dogs. "I was broke, paying my own mortgage and totally screwed." I broke down a difficult wall that Heather puts up, but it was worth it. A VERY candid podcast with the Co-Founder/Director of One Tail at a Time

Raise the Woof: Jen Freels Jul 18, 2017

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"I am one that rarely says no. I almost always say yes and it has caused me to hit a wall. When shit hits the fan, you have nowhere to go with it. I pride myself and the rescue was my way of giving back and my way of seeing something positive in a profession that I see grief and sorrow and when the rescue is now providing me the grief and I am seeing the sorrow and death of the shelters, it is tenfold."

Jen Freels has experienced the highs and lows of rescue. Now, she is at a turning point and is trying to slow it down a bit....but will her heart allow her to do that?