EPISODE · Sep 2, 2026 · 50 MIN
Glass Dog Agency
from Elderwise: Care in the Cape Fear · host Bradley
In this episode, we sit down with Maggie Christina, founder of Glass Dog Agency, to unpack the "Pet Infrastructure Gap" and explore how companion animals shape estate planning, senior living, real estate, and institutional policy.www.glassdogagency.comWe dive into why pets are no longer just a lifestyle factor, but an operational and financial variable—and how proper continuity protocols, design standards, and legacy planning prevent costly emergency relocations and legal oversights.www.glassdogagency.comWhat We Cover in This Episode:The Pet Infrastructure Gap: Why traditional housing, healthcare, and fiduciary systems aren't built for animals.www.glassdogagency.comEstate & Legacy Planning: How to properly structure pet continuity so care transitions seamlessly without estate value loss.Real Estate & Senior Living: Integrating animal-centered policy and design into modern environments.www.glassdogagency.comEmergency Relocation & Risk Mitigation: Avoiding unplanned liability and crisis management through proactive protocols.www.glassdogagency.comConnect with Maggie Christina & Glass Dog Agency:Website: glassdogagency.comEnjoying the show? Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review! Follow us on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and upcoming guest reveals.
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In this episode, we sit down with Maggie Christina, founder of Glass Dog Agency, to unpack the "Pet Infrastructure Gap" and explore how companion animals shape estate planning, senior living, real estate, and institutional policy. www.glassdogagency.com We dive into why pets are no longer just a lifestyle factor, but an operational and financial variable—and how proper continuity protocols, design standards, and legacy planning prevent costly emergency relocations and legal oversights. www....
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