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In this exclusive interview, Ryan Sullivan sits down with professional trainer Mary Cummings to talk about Wilbur — the blue tri Beagle who worked alongside Ben Affleck and Matt Damon in the Netflix crime thriller The Rip.From live auditions to working in smoke-filled studio sets, Mary reveals:• How Wilbur landed the role • What it’s really like working on a major Hollywood production • The truth about animal safety on set • Training a dog to bark on cue… and even “fake pee” on command • Behind-the-scenes stories with Affleck, Damon, and the castAnd yes — we answer the question everyone asks:👉 Does the dog survive?If you love movies, filmmaking, or dogs — this is a must-watch.Follow Wilbur’s adventures: 📍 Instagram & Facebook: Wilbur the Blue BeagleWatch The Rip on Netflix and let us know what you think of Wilbur’s performance.

Dog sledding is more than a sport—it’s a bond of love, teamwork, and survival. In this exclusive interview, Robert Michael, director of the Emmy-nominated Heartprints in the Snow, reveals the hidden world of mushers, their incredible dogs, and the powerful connection that drives them through snow, storms, and life itself.

In this special follow-up to our all-night adventure in the field, Ryan Sullivan reconnects with Bob, the Cowboy Cat Wrangler, for an update on his ongoing mission to care for Philadelphia’s feral cats. Since our last visit, Bob has seen it all — from heartwarming adoptions to unexpected losses, encounters with foxes and skunks, and challenges keeping his colonies safe amid sudden habitat disruptions. We hear about Sebastian’s second chance, Daisy’s heartbreaking passing, and the delicate balance of working respectfully on private property while protecting vulnerable animals. Bob shares his latest rescues, surprising nighttime visitors, and the unshakable dedication that keeps him out there every night, rain or shine. It’s a candid, emotional, and inspiring look into the highs and lows of life as a true animal advocate.

In this conversation, Layla Kasha interviews Mark Greenberg, co-founder of the Simon Foundation, discussing the foundation's mission to rescue and rehabilitate dogs and cats. Mark shares the journey of establishing the foundation, the features of their facility, the importance of community engagement, and the challenges they face in animal rescue. He emphasizes the need for education about animal welfare and the significance of volunteer support. Personal stories of rescued animals highlight the emotional rewards of their work, while Mark reflects on the operational challenges of running a no-kill shelter.

In this conversation, Mike Arms shares his profound journey into animal advocacy, detailing how a traumatic experience led him to dedicate his life to helping animals. He discusses his work at the Helen Woodward Animal Center, emphasizing the importance of treating animal shelters as businesses to enhance their effectiveness. Mike also highlights the center's commitment to education and community engagement, offering free workshops to teach best practices in animal welfare. His innovative marketing strategies have significantly increased pet adoptions, showcasing the power of creativity in the nonprofit sector. In this conversation, Mike Arms discusses the collaborative efforts in animal welfare, the core mission of the Helen Woodward Animal Center, and the innovative revenue streams that support orphaned animals. He emphasizes the importance of education, community engagement, and responsible pet ownership, while also sharing his vision for the future of the center. The discussion highlights the need for compassion and understanding in animal care, and the role of children in fostering a humane society.

Cat Cafes are starting to pop up all over the world. Find out what they are and how they work with Caroline.

Tra from Elite Dog Training discusses the different roles dogs can play in Therapy, Service and Protection

Dr. Meg comes back to address some of the most common myths that many pet owners have and share. Real? Or busted? Let's find out.

Jennifer Caves is an animal behaviorist and discuss visual cues your pet might be trying to communicate.

Marleigh and Me Rescue founder Jen Lewis talks about how to start a rescue and what you can do to make a difference.