Why Disabled Dogs Make Amazing Companions (and The Truth About What It Takes To Care For One)

from Rescue Tails · host Nihal Salah

In this episode, I chat with Freya, the adoption manager at Miracle's Mission and Emma Mclean, behaviourist and founder of Hound Charming, about why many disabled dogs make amazing companions. We bust many of the myths about disabled dogs and the lives they live, plus Emma and Freya also give a breakdown of some of the costs involved and how organizations like Miracle's Mission support with financial costs. To learn more about the dogs featured in this episode, visit https://www.miraclesmission.org/.To find out more about Emma's services, visit the Hound Charming website: https://www.houndcharming.com/ For more about Rescue Tails, visit rescuetails.co

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