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Calling all animal lovers! This week on Animal Control Report, Daniel, Ashlee, and Ashley dive into the world of animal welfare careers. They discuss how long the average animal control officer stays on the job, and explore career paths in other fascinating fields of animal welfare.
Then, they take a bite out of a recent dog bite case that went all the way to court! They'll discuss the details of the case and the whopping $7,500,000 verdict awarded to the victim. Tune in to learn valuable insights and stay safe out there!
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Join hosts Daniel Ettinger, Ashlee Bishop, and Ashley Bishop for an insightful episode of the Animal Control Report. This week, we are excited to welcome Josh Fisher, President of the National Animal Care and Control Association (NACA), and returning guest Jerrica Owen, the Executive Director of NACA.
IntroductionDaniel, Ashlee, and Ashley kick off the show with their usual charm and enthusiasm, setting the stage for an engaging discussion.
Guest IntroductionsWe'll dive right in with Josh Fisher, who will share his background and extensive experience in animal care and control, as well as his journey with NACA. Jerrica Owen, a familiar voice to our listeners, joins us once again to add her expert insights.
Current State of Animal Care and ControlJosh and Jerrica will provide their perspectives on the current state of animal care and control across the country. They'll discuss major challenges, emerging trends, and what the future may hold for this vital profession.
NACA Programs and InitiativesWe'll spotlight NACA's online training academy, exploring its significance for animal control officers. Additionally, we'll touch on other key NACA programs and initiatives that are shaping the industry.
Animal Control Association SummitJosh and Jerrica will recap the recent NACA summit, sharing key takeaways and highlights. They'll emphasize the importance of these conferences for professional development and networking within the animal control community.
Shelter Animals Count & Data CollectionDiscover how NACA plans to utilize data from Shelter Animals Count and who will have access to it. We'll discuss the critical role of data collection in the profession, membership requirements for participation, and whether data entry will be automatic or manual.
NACA MembershipLearn about the benefits of being a NACA member for animal control officers and agencies, including membership costs and how to sign up. For those unable to join due to financial constraints or agency limitations, Josh and Jerrica will offer advice on how to contribute to the profession's growth without a membership.
NACA's Future PlansWe'll delve into NACA's plans for the rest of 2024 and into 2025, highlighting upcoming events and initiatives that listeners should keep an eye out for.
Wrap-upDaniel, Ashlee, and Ashley will close out the show, summarizing the key points from the episode and thanking our guests for their valuable contributions.
Tune in for a comprehensive look at the state of animal care and control, and get inspired by the dedicated professionals working to advance this essential field.
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In this week's episode, Daniel takes the mic solo and brings you an engaging interview with Kendra King from the Humane Society of Ventura County. Together, they dive into the critical role of Humane Officers and provide a behind-the-scenes look at how the Humane Society operates to protect and care for animals in the community.
Kendra shares her experiences and insights, highlighting the challenges and rewards of working in animal welfare. The conversation takes an unexpected turn as they briefly discuss a harrowing incident involving an animal control officer being chased by someone wielding a pick axe, shedding light on the dangers faced by those in the field.
Tune in for an informative and captivating episode that balances serious discussion with moments of levity, offering a unique perspective on the world of animal control and humane work.
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In this deeply introspective episode, host Daniel opens up about his recent struggles with depression and reflects on past decisions that led to burning bridges in his personal and professional life. With raw honesty, Daniel takes ownership of his actions and discusses the steps he's taking toward personal growth and healing.
We also celebrate the incredible achievements of Ashley Bishop from Texas A&M, who has been recognized for her outstanding hard work and dedication in the field of animal control.
Ashlee Bishop shares her enlightening experiences from the HSUS Expo, offering valuable insights and takeaways from the event.
Join us for an episode filled with heartfelt reflections, inspiring stories, and a sense of community support. Whether you're in the field of animal control or simply looking for a dose of real-life inspiration, this episode is a must-listen.
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In this episode of the Animal Control Report Podcast, hosts Daniel Ettinger and Ashley Bishop take listeners on a journey through the rigorous process of interviewing for an animal control officer position. Drawing from their wealth of experience in the field, Daniel and Ashley provide listeners with invaluable guidance and insider knowledge to help them navigate this crucial step towards their dream career.
The episode kicks off with Daniel and Ashley reflecting on their own career journeys, sharing anecdotes and lessons learned from their time as animal control officers. From heartwarming rescues to challenging encounters, they paint a vivid picture of the multifaceted nature of the job and the qualities that make a successful animal control officer.
As the conversation shifts to the interview process, Daniel and Ashley delve into the key factors that candidates should keep in mind when preparing for their interviews. They emphasize the importance of showcasing not only relevant skills and experience but also a genuine passion for animal welfare and a commitment to serving the community.
Throughout the episode, Daniel and Ashley offer practical tips and strategies to help candidates stand out from the competition and make a lasting impression on hiring managers. From crafting compelling responses to common interview questions to mastering the art of professional etiquette, they leave no stone unturned in their quest to help listeners land their dream job.
To conclude the episode, Daniel and Ashley address some of the most frequently asked questions about the interview process, providing clarity and reassurance to nervous candidates. With their expert guidance and unwavering support, listeners will feel empowered and equipped to tackle the challenges of interviewing for an animal control officer position with confidence and determination.
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Welcome to the Animal Control Report, where hosts Daniel Ettinger, Ashley Bishop, and Ashley Bishop, dive deep into the most compelling cases in animal welfare. In part one, we embark on a journey through the chilling saga of LuAnne Strickland's hoarding nightmare, spanning the years 1985 to 2018.
Join us as we meticulously piece together the events surrounding LuAnne Strickland's descent into hoarding, examining the psychological underpinnings and societal factors at play. Through riveting storytelling and expert analysis, we unravel the complexities of hoarding disorder and its devastating impact on both humans and animals alike.
In part one of our series, we confront the tragic aftermath of a fire that claimed the lives of 99 cats, a catastrophic event that shocked the nation and forever altered the course of animal welfare history. Through interviews, archival footage, and firsthand accounts, we paint a vivid picture of the chaos and heartbreak that ensued.
Prepare to be captivated as we delve into the untold story of LuAnne Strickland, a woman whose name became synonymous with the perils of hoarding. With Daniel, Ashley, and Ashley at the helm, the Animal Control Report promises to deliver unparalleled insight into the darkest corners of animal welfare, leaving no stone unturned in our quest for justice and compassion.
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Join hosts Ashlee Bishop, Daniel Ettinger, and Ashley Bishop as they delve into the world of backyard breeders and explore a groundbreaking solution with the founder of Hands2paws. In this eye-opening episode of The Animal Control Report, discover how Hands2paws is revolutionizing pet adoption by connecting people with their perfect canine companions while tackling unethical breeding practices head-on. From discussing the detrimental effects of backyard breeding to highlighting the transformative impact of adoption, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about animal welfare and responsible pet ownership. Tune in to learn how technology is shaping the future of pet adoption and how you can make a difference in the lives of shelter animals.
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Intro:
Host introduces the episode's focus on a distressing case of animal neglect. Sets the scene: July 28, 2014, Officer D. Ettinger responds to a call concerning an injured Rottweiler.Main Segment:
Officer's Dispatch: Officer D. Ettinger dispatched to Adams Street regarding an allegedly injured Rottweiler. Arrival at Scene: Officer finds Rottweiler laying in an alley, breathing slowly, with signs of severe neglect. Veterinary Intervention: Rottweiler transported to Alameda East Veterinary Clinic, where Dr. Jon Romano assesses the dog's critical condition. Discovery of Owner: Denver Animal Care and Control locates the owner, Judy Buckhart, who had called 311 about her sick dog. Transcript Revelation: Details from Judy Buckhart's call to 311 emerge, including shocking revelations of administering marijuana honey to the dog. Follow-Up Visit: On August 19, 2014, Officer returns to Adams Street to gather more information. Owner Interviews: Judy Buckhart and her son Gregory Buckhart provide insights into the dog's history and neglect. Reasons for Neglect: Financial constraints and skepticism about veterinary care cited by the Buckharts. Additional Observations: Presence of another neglected dog, Boots, prompts legal action due to lack of vaccinations and grooming.Conclusion:
Host reflects on the tragic circumstances surrounding Kimie, the neglected Rottweiler, and the broader issues of animal welfare and neglect. Calls for increased awareness and action to prevent similar cases of neglect in the future.Outro:
Reminder to listeners to report cases of animal neglect and abuse to appropriate authorities. Preview of upcoming episodes and topics.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animalcontrolreport/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animalcontrolreport/support -
Join hosts Daniel Ettinger and Ashlee Bishop as they dive into a thought-provoking discussion on the role of unions in the workplace, particularly within the realm of animal control. In this episode, they are joined by Officer Hildy, founder of the Humane Roundup Podcast, who brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table.
Officer Hildy shares her unique insights into the dynamics of unions within animal control agencies, shedding light on the challenges, benefits, and controversies surrounding unionization. From negotiating fair wages and working conditions to advocating for the rights of both workers and animals, the conversation explores the intersection of labor relations and animal welfare.
Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the evolving landscape of labor relations in animal control and discover how unions play a vital role in shaping the future of workplace advocacy. Whether you're a seasoned professional in the field or simply curious about the intersection of animal welfare and labor rights, this episode offers valuable insights and perspectives.
Don't miss out on this engaging conversation that highlights the importance of collaboration, advocacy, and collective action in creating positive change for both workers and animals alike. Subscribe now to the Animal Control Report Podcast and stay informed about the latest discussions on animal welfare issues.
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Introduction:
Welcome to another exciting episode of The Animal Control Report! I'm your host, Daniel Ettinger, joined by my co-host Ashlee Bishop, and our special guest co-host Ashley Bishop. Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of reptiles with Tabatha Blewett, from Austin Reptile Services.
Segment 1: Getting to Know Austin Reptile Services
Tabatha Blewett joins us to discuss the mission and services offered by Austin Reptile Services. We explore their dedication to reptile education, conservation efforts, and the unique experiences they provide to reptile enthusiasts of all ages.
Segment 2: Tales from the Terrarium: Stories from the Field
Tabatha shares some memorable stories and experiences from her time working with reptiles. From rescues to rehabilitation, we uncover the challenges and rewards of caring for these fascinating creatures.
Segment 3: Expert Tips and Insights
In this segment, Tabatha offers valuable tips and insights for reptile owners and enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned reptile keeper or just starting out, you won't want to miss these expert recommendations for providing the best possible care for your scaly friends.
Conclusion:
As we wrap up today's episode of The Animal Control Report, we want to extend a big thank you to Tabatha Blewett and Austin Reptile Services for joining us. Be sure to check out their website at Austin Reptile Services to learn more about their incredible work and how you can get involved.
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Don't forget to subscribe to The Animal Control Report for more captivating interviews, insightful discussions, and everything you need to know about animal care and welfare. Until next time, help people, help animals.
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Title: Unraveling the Case of Jake: A Tragic Encounter
Date: September 11, 2020
Location: 2035 South Josephine Street # 213 Denver, CO 80210
Officer: D. Ettinger #306, Denver Animal Protection (DAP)
Introduction
Officer Ettinger arrives at 2035 South Josephine Street #213, Denver, CO 80210. Attempts to contact Benjamin Hatfield regarding a dead dog identified as "Jake."Investigation at Alternate Address
Truepeoplesearch.com leads to 5438 South Foresthill Street, Littleton, CO 80120. Meets with Susan Gallagher, Mr. Hatfield's aunt. Mr. Hatfield found at the residence, appears nervous.Mr. Hatfield's Account
Mr. Hatfield describes an incident with Jake defecating on his bed on September 10, 2020. Admits to disciplining Jake by muzzling tightly with a leash and leashing him to a bike hook. Claims to have found Jake deceased upon waking up on September 11, 2020.Search Warrant
Officer contacts Denver Police Department (DPD) for assistance. Detective C. Hegwer assigned to the case. Search warrant obtained at approximately 1730 hours.Execution of Warrant
Officers J. Humphreys and D. Sechrist assist in executing the warrant. Entry made into 2035 South Josephine Street #213 at approximately 1815 hours.Scene Investigation
Traces of blood and fibers found near a bicycle rack consistent with Mr. Hatfield's account. Saliva and fur of Jake found on the bicycle. Examination of living room, dining area, kitchen, and bedroom for evidence.Findings
No evidence of feces on the bed sheets or in the dining room. White quilt in the bedroom shows small amounts of blood and possible urine stains. Hoover spot remover and debris consistent with Mr. Hatfield's account found in the bedroom.Bathroom Examination
Fur from Jake and pieces of the leash found in the bathtub. Small piece of feces near the drain.Conclusion
Dr. Gary Mason from Colorado State University concludes Jake died from suffocation.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animalcontrolreport/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animalcontrolreport/support -
Wait, there are two Ashlee(Ashley) Bishops?Ashlee Bishop, Ashley Bishop, and Daniel Ettinger are three dedicated animal control officers who exemplify commitment and compassion in their work. With a shared passion for animal welfare and community safety, they each bring unique strengths to their roles. Ashlee Bishop's keen eye for detail and empathetic approach make her adept at handling delicate situations with care and precision. Ashley Bishop's exceptional communication skills and dedication to education empower her to engage with communities, fostering understanding and cooperation in promoting responsible pet ownership. Daniel Ettinger's steadfast determination and unwavering resolve equip him to confront challenging cases of animal cruelty and neglect, seeking justice for the voiceless victims. Together, Ashlee, Ashley, and Daniel form a formidable team, united in their mission to protect and serve both animals and the communities they call home.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animalcontrolreport/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/animalcontrolreport/support
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Animal control plays a crucial role in ensuring the welfare and safety of both animals and communities. One of the most positive aspects of animal control is its dedication to rescuing and rehabilitating animals in need. Whether it's rescuing stray pets from dangerous situations, providing medical care to injured wildlife, or reuniting lost animals with their families, animal control officers work tirelessly to ensure that every animal receives the care and support it deserves. This compassionate approach not only improves the lives of individual animals but also fosters a sense of empathy and responsibility within the community towards our furry, scaly, and feathered companions.
Moreover, animal control agencies often serve as advocates for animal welfare, promoting responsible pet ownership and implementing programs to address issues such as overpopulation and animal cruelty. Through education initiatives, spaying and neutering campaigns, and community outreach efforts, animal control professionals work to create a safer and more compassionate environment for both animals and humans alike. By collaborating with local shelters, rescue organizations, and veterinarians, animal control agencies play a vital role in building a more humane society where every creature is valued and protected.
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On episode 217 we discuss episode 41 of the Animal Welfare Junction, Felony Animal Cruelty Case: State of Ohio v. Leshawn Gilleland.
Felony Animal Cruelty Case Studies" delves into the harrowing narratives behind some of the most severe instances of animal cruelty. The debrief episode of this gripping podcast unearths the heartbreaking stories of innocent creatures subjected to unimaginable abuse, shedding light on the dark corners of humanity's relationship with animals.
Hosted by passionate animal welfare experts in the field, "Exploring the Depths" doesn't shy away from confronting uncomfortable truths. Through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, listeners are taken on a journey through the legal, psychological, and emotional dimensions of these cases.
From neglected pets to wildlife atrocities, each episode examines a different felony animal cruelty case, unraveling the complex factors that contribute to such heinous acts. Through interviews with investigators, prosecutors, and animal welfare organizations, the podcast offers insights into the challenges of prosecuting these crimes and advocating for justice on behalf of the voiceless.
Moreover, "Exploring the Depths" doesn't stop at exposing the darkness; it also highlights the resilience of survivors and the tireless efforts of those working to prevent future atrocities. By amplifying the voices of activists and sharing stories of hope and redemption, the podcast inspires listeners to join the fight against animal cruelty and become agents of change in their communities.
With its compelling storytelling, thought-provoking analysis, and unwavering commitment to justice, "Exploring the Depths: Felony Animal Cruelty Case Studies" serves as both a wake-up call and a call to action, challenging listeners to confront the realities of animal suffering and work towards a more compassionate world for all beings.
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We chat with Melissa Miller who chats about all the animal shelter things. We drill down on Fear Free which has become common practice for a lot of animal shelters.
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Ashlee, Rae and Daniel have a little fun talking about chickens! www.keepithumane.com
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In this episode we chat with Maya Badham with Safeguarding Animal & Human Survivors of Sexual and Domestic Abuse. We discuss the link along with much more. Check out here website here.
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We chat with the Humane Educators of Texas and learn about Humane Help and more. We also introduce our new segment, the Supplemental Report.
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We interview Kelly Forrester the Executive Director of Black Op Rescue!
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We chat with Heather Kellough with Springfield Animal Control!
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