Chancy, Scooby & Bryce

Welcome to Pawtastic Friends Paw Talk. In this podcast, host Tom Fox will visit with Michael and Melissa Novelli, co-founders of Pawtastic Friends, as well as those who work with them at Pawtastic Friends. Michael and Melissa are dedicated to helping shelter and rescue dogs in the Las Vegas area become more adaptable through enrichment training and activities such as yoga and aquatics training, as well as obedience and agility. This podcast is sure to tug on your heartstrings. Just listen to how sweet this one dog is! Tune in now to hear more from Michael and Melissa Novelli as they discuss their passion for helping pups in need. Get ready for an exciting episode of Pawtastic Friends – The Paw Talk! Mike Novelli and Melissa Novelli are dedicated individuals deeply involved in the Pawtastic Friends program, which is aimed at enhancing the lives of shelter dogs. Mike Novelli, with his wealth of knowledge about the number of dogs adopted through the program, is passionate about the impact it has on shelter dogs’ lives. He expresses excitement and admiration for the number of dogs that have been adopted through the program and acknowledges the crisis of too many dogs and not enough fosters or owners in Las Vegas. Melissa Novelli, the co-founder of the Pawtastic Friends program, emphasizes the importance of providing enrichment training and proper care for shelter dogs. She highlights the success of the program in changing lives and saving lives and emphasizes the need for community support and donations to continue their work. Join Tom Fox, Mike Novelli, and Melissa Novelli on this episode of the Paw Talk podcast as they delve deeper into the Pawtastic Friends program and its impact on the lives of shelter dogs. Dogs Featured:  Chancey Romancy Scooby Bryce Quotes: “He’s the most important pup that’s here.” “This is the highlight of his week. This is what he lives for and enjoys, we’re not going to take that away from him.” “When Bryce first started coming in, he was a little biter, and he just was a little timid, a little scared. That’s why he bit. And after weeks of training, you could just see that he and our trainer had this bond like he never bit her. When he saw her, he was in heaven. And with her kind guidance and all the skills that she taught him, he just really thrived and flourished.” Resources: Pawtastic Friends