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LET'S TALK PETS - PATTY GIARRUSSOIs Your Pet’s Chip Registered – Do You Even Know - KATHY POBLOSKIAs pet recovery specialists, we are amazed on a daily basis by the number of microchips that aren’t registered or have outdated information. Do you know if you pet’s chip is up to date or if it’s even registered?
Kathy Pobloskie from Lost Dogs of America and Lost Dogs of Wisconsin joins me to discuss this problem and what your responsibility as a pet owner is to make sure your pet’s chip is properly registered.
Kathy is the Director & Founder of Lost Dogs of Wisconsin and Co-Founder/Director of Lost Dogs of Americ...
2021-08-3026 min
2021-08-1725 min
Milwaukee's Philanthropic Community3-3-19 - Lost Dogs of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Humane SocietyTune in to hear EIG Director of Community Outreach, Jill Economou,
talk with guests about what resources are available for those searching
for lost pets.
Guests this week include:
Kathy Pobloski and Amy Pentkowski | Wisconsin Humane Society
Angela Speed | Lost Dogs of Wisconsin
2019-05-2142 min
LET'S TALK PETS - PATTY GIARRUSSOLET'S TALK PETS - KATHY POBLOSKIKathy Pobloski is the Director and co-founder of Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, an all-volunteer nonprofit organization committed to reuniting lost pets in the state of Wisconsin. Kathy is also co-founder of Lost Dogs of America that helps all other Lost Dog Facebook pages get off the group.
Kathy has helped 1000s of lost dogs get reunited with their families and on today’s show, we welcome her back to continue our discussion of best methods for helping lost and found pets. Some important information you won’t want to miss.
2018-01-0125 min
LET'S TALK PETS - PATTY GIARRUSSOPATTY GIARRUSSO WITH KATHY POBLOSKIKathy Pobloski is the Director and co-founder of Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to reuniting owners with their lost dogs. Kathy is also a co-founder of Lost Dogs of America, an umbrella organization that is helping other Lost Dogs State Facebook pages get off the ground. Currently 35 states are participating. In 2016 alone, Lost Dogs of America helped reunite over 27,000 dogs with their families. All of the services provided by Lost Dogs of Wisconsin and Lost Dogs of America are free to the public.
Today Kathy will be offering suggestions on what to...
2017-11-0628 min