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MARILYN KNAPP

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LET'S TALK PETS - PATTY GIARRUSSO

Rachel Augusta

Stephanie Hicks

CHRISTINE OLSON

Samantha Fox

HEATHER JUNQUEIRA

David Smith

Jim Berns

Jeanne Murphy

Cynthia Clark

TRACY KRULIK

Carmen Brothers

Leslie Poole

Katie Albright

Cody Carlson

GRETCHEN STAAB

OwlTail

June was National Pet Preparedness Month. We want all pet owners to be ready in the event of a natural disaster whether it be a hurricane, flood, fire, earthquake or other type of storm. Would you know where to go? What to do? Marilyn Knapp from Lost Dogs of Texas joins us to talk about how to prepare your pets and yourself so you will always know what to do in an emergency. Marilyn Litt is the Director of the Lost Dogs of Texas organization. A member of the Lost Dogs of American family, Lost Dogs of Texas helps reunite thousands of dogs with their families every year through Facebook and flyers. Marilyn has been helping put families together, people as well as pets, since Hurricane Katrina. Marilyn is active in online efforts to get animals home after natural disasters and is known among her peers in animal rescue for this work. A native Hoosier and longtime resident of Chicago, Marilyn now lives in San Antonio, Texas with just the right number of dogs and cats.

June was National Pet Preparedness Month. We want all pet owners to be ready in the event of a natural disaster whether it be a hurricane, flood, fire, earthquake or other type of storm. Would you know where to go? What to do? Marilyn Knapp from Lost Dogs of Texas joins us to talk about how to prepare your pets and yourself so you will always know what to do in an emergency. Marilyn Litt is the Director of the Lost Dogs of Texas organization. A member of the Lost Dogs of American family, Lost Dogs of Texas helps reunite thousands of dogs with their families every year through Facebook and flyers. Marilyn has been helping put families together, people as well as pets, since Hurricane Katrina. Marilyn is active in online efforts to get animals home after natural disasters and is known among her peers in animal rescue for this work. A native Hoosier and longtime resident of Chicago, Marilyn now lives in San Antonio, Texas with just the right number of dogs and cats.

HURRICANE AND STORM PREPARDNESS - MARILYN KNAPP

June was National Pet Preparedness Month.  We want all pet owners to be ready in the event of a natural disaster whether it be a hurricane, flood, fire, earthquake or other type of storm.  Would you know where to go?  What to do?  Marilyn Knapp from Lost Dogs of Texas joins us to talk about how to prepare your pets and yourself so you will always know what to do in an emergency.  Marilyn Litt is the Director of the Lost Dogs of Texas organization.   A member of the Lost Dogs of American family, Lost Dogs of Texas helps reunite thousands of dogs with their families every year through Facebook and flyers. Marilyn has been helping put families together, people as well as pets, since Hurricane Katrina. Marilyn is active in online efforts to get animals home after natural disasters and is known among her peers in animal rescue for this work. A native Hoosier and longtime resident of Chicago, Marilyn now lives in San Antonio, Texas with just the right number of dogs and cats.

June was National Pet Preparedness Month. We want all pet owners to be ready in the event of a natural disaster whether it be a hurricane, flood, fire, earthquake or other type of storm. Would you know where to go? What to do? Marilyn Knapp from Lost Dogs of Texas joins us to talk about how to prepare your pets and yourself so you will always know what to do in an emergency. Marilyn Litt is the Director of the Lost Dogs of Texas organization. A member of the Lost Dogs of American family, Lost Dogs of Texas helps reunite thousands of dogs with their families every year through Facebook and flyers. Marilyn has been helping put families together, people as well as pets, since Hurricane Katrina. Marilyn is active in online efforts to get animals home after natural disasters and is known among her peers in animal rescue for this work. A native Hoosier and longtime resident of Chicago, Marilyn now lives in San Antonio, Texas with just the right number of dogs and cats.