001: Cheryl Moss Is Using Her Voice to Uplift Animal Sanctuaries and Inspire Change

Better Life for Animals Podcast | Stories of Rescue, Hope, and Compassion Each year, more than 70 billion animals are raised and killed for food—many without ever knowing kindness, freedom, or fresh air. But behind these overwhelming numbers are real stories of survival, healing, and second chances. The Better Life for Animals podcast brings those stories to life. Hosted by animal advocate and children's author Cheryl Moss, Better Life for Animals is on a mission to spotlight the unsung heroes working tirelessly to protect and care for animals—often without recognition or support. From sanctuary founders to grassroots rescue teams, each episode reveals the deep emotional lives of animals and the people fighting for their freedom. For Cheryl, this journey began not in a sanctuary, but at home—with one small rescue dog named Ruby. That experience changed everything. It opened her heart and mind to the truth: animals are not here for us—they are here with us. Through moving conversations, expert insights, and powerful storytelling, the podcast invites listeners to reconnect with their values and become part of a growing movement of compassion. Why this podcast matters: Most sanctuaries operate on tight budgets and pure heart—raising awareness is essential Veganism represents only about 2% of the population—this podcast helps expand the conversation Every episode is a reminder that animals are individuals with unique personalities, emotions, and the right to live free from harm Subscribe and tune in to discover: The real cost and reward of running an animal sanctuary How everyday people are making an extraordinary difference What you can do to support the movement, even if you're just starting out Whether you're vegan, veg-curious, or simply someone who cares, Better Life for Animals offers heartfelt stories, real education, and meaningful ways to get involved. Cheryl is also committed to raising $100,000 for Mercy For Animals through her advocacy and children's books like Gabriel, Cluck, and Pickle the Pig. If you've ever looked into the eyes of an animal and felt a connection, this podcast is for you. Subscribe now and join the community working toward a better life for animals—one story at a time.  Full post at www.BetterLifeForAnimals.com/podcast/001-Cheryl-Moss