In this lively, inspirational episode, Oh Behave show host Arden Moore chats with Doug Keeling, owner of Bad to the Bone Pet Care in Jacksonville, FL. His company's topnotch pet care and services earned them the 2023 Pet Sitters International's Pet Sitter of the Year award. Doug shares how a decade ago he was finishing college and working many part time jobs. But he followed the pet path and is now one of the most respected go-to professional pet sitters around. Got pet? Tune in!

EPISODE NOTES: We Talk All Things Pets with PSI Pet Sitter of the Year Doug Keeling

Patrick McDonnell has been capturing the day-to-day adventures of a dog named Earl and a cat named Mooch since 1994 in comic strips appearing in newspapers, books and calendars. In a special interview with Oh Behave show host Arden Moore, Patrick reveals the happy ending for another character -- an unnamed dog who has been chained in a back yard referred to as Guard Dog. Tune in to find out Guard Dog's new life and new name and how you can help in your state to make it illegal to tether dogs. You will also discover the connection between Patrick and Charles Schulz (creator of Peanuts comic strip) and the Dalai Lama. Tune in now!

EPISODE NOTES: Meet Patrick McDonnell, Creator of Mutts Comic Strip

Join Oh Behave show host Arden Moore as she welcomes two world-renowned cat experts: holistic veterinarian Dr. Jean Hofve and cat behavior expert/best-selling author Pam Johnson-Bennett. Together, they give you the real scoop on grass for cats, when to be concerned about your cat's hairballs, how to throw a catnip party and ways to enrich your indoor cat's life. They are also consultants for Pet Grass.

EPISODE NOTES: Renowned Cat Experts Talk Hairballs, Catnip Parties and More!

In this episode of the Oh Behave show, host Arden Moore talks with Dr. Ernie Ward, America's Pet Advocate, on three interesting scenarios. How will dogs look, adapt in 10,000 years if we have global warming, or a new ice age -- or if they would join us in inhabiting Mars? Dr. Ward is teaming up with Basepaws, a pet genetics company, to study how dogs would adapt to climate changes and more. Is there a unicorn golden retriever in the future? Maybe! Tune into this episode!

EPISODE NOTES: What Will Dogs Look Like in 10,000 years? Dr. Ernie Ward Unleashes Possibilities

Miami-Dade Fire Captain Shawn Campana calls Charlie, her service-trained greyhound, an "angel wrapped in fur." Discover why as you tune into this special Oh Behave show episode. Charlie isa service dog trained to help firefighters dealing with PTSD, mental challenges and more. Capt. Shawn shares how Charlie and other specially-trained service dogs have helped firefighters and victims at tragedies, including Hurricane Ian, the Parkland High School shootings and the collapse of the Surfside Condos. Shawn is the state coordinator for the Florida Firefighters Safety and Health Collaborative.

EPISODE NOTES: Meet Two Heroes: Fire Capt. Shawn Camana and Service Greyhound Charlie

In this Oh Behave Show episode, host Arden Moore talks with renowned animal trainer Melissa Millet, founder of The Ultimutts and Hollywoof Stars. Her personal pack of dogs and cats star in movies, television shows and commercials plus hold five Guinness World Records. Jellybean, a deaf Red Heeler, stars in the newest Stephen King thriller, "Pet Sematary: Bloodlines" and Lollipop, a deaf Boston terrier holds two world records. In this episode, Melissa also offers insights on how to train cats. Her feline pair, Sashimi and Tonic, star in movies and commercials. Grab your pet and tune in now!

EPISODE NOTES: Meet Jellybean, ‘The Brad Pitt of Dogs’ - A Major Canine Movie Star

The NFL isn’t the only one airing must-see football games on Super Bowl Sunday. The Kitten Bowl premieres on the Hallmark Channel and Puppy Bowl X promises to be bigger, better (and cuter) on Animal Planet. In this special Oh Behave Show episode, host Arden Moore finds out the purr-fect game plan for the felines participating in the Kitten Bowl from John Sterling, the legendary radio play-by-play announcer for the New York Yankees. And Dan Schachner, aka The Ref, unleashes some new features awaiting fans for the Puppy Bowl X, including a new puppy Fantasy Football League and a halftime show by the Keyboard Cat. Both furry football fest feature kittens and puppies from shelters who are available for adoption. So, call over your cool cat or grrr-eat dog and catch the action before - and after - the kickoff of the Super Bowl between Denver and Seattle.

EPISODE NOTES: Are You Ready for Some (Four-legged) Football? Tune into the Kitten Bowl AND Puppy Bowl X on Super Bowl Sunday on Pet Life Radio

Inspired by her Pitbull rescue named Moose who died from cancer, Tricia Montgomery founded a nonprofit called Moose’s March. Its mission is to raise awareness about early cancer detection in pets and provide support to pets and their people in need.

EPISODE NOTES: Tricia Montgomery Leads Cancer-Detection Mission with Moose's March

Tune into this special Oh Behave episode as host Arden Moore spotlights the dual mission of Heather Crowe. She is the founder of a nonprofit group called HIT Living Foundation and she is the daughter of a mother named Susie, who is a breast cancer survivor. Heather shares her group's creative fundraising idea: she and 11 others posed topless while holding pit bull puppies up for adoption in a 2024 calendar called, Titties for Pitties. Proceeds are being donated to her foundation plus the AiRs Foundation.

EPISODE NOTES: On the Air with Pit Bull Advocate and Cancer Awareness Crusader Heather Crowe

Tune in to this lively episode of the Oh Behave Show as host Arden Moore must match wits with the funny and never-shy E. Jean Carroll. Yep, she is the one who pens the "Ask E. Jean" column in Elle Magazine and once wrote for Saturday Night Live. After decades of women seeking advice from her, E. Jean decided to hop in her Prius, bring her trusty dog, Lewis Carroll and visit Midwest cities named for women to ask women this important question: What Do We Need Men For? The answers may just surprise you. So, buckle up and get ready for a fun ride with this special episode!

More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Advice columnist E. Jean Carroll and Trusty Dog Lewis Carroll Embark on a Dogged Mission in a Must-Get Book Called, ‘What Do We Need Men For?’ on Pet Life Radio

On Aug. 8, the unthinkable happened. A fast-moving wildfire wiped out Lahaina on Maui, killing people, dogs and cats. In this special Oh Behave show, host Arden Moore talks with Bryan Kortis, co-founder of Neighborhood Cats. His group is working with Maui Humane Society officials to rescue,and provide medical treatment for countless cats impacted by this devastating wildfire. Learn how you can help by visiting www.neighborhoodcats.org.

EPISODE NOTES: Bryan Kortis Shares How Neighborhood Cats Are Rescuing Cats from the Maui Wildfire