Brad Shear's guest appearances

Brad Shear

The Community Cats Podcast

Speaking Freely with Sanford Ungar

Steve Klamkin

Betsy Stubblefield Loucks

Kim Keck

Bob DiMuccio

Kathryn Matthew

Bernard Georges

Andy Russ

Sean Fine

Tina Cane

Dean Michael Yelnosky

Nicole Alexander-Scott

Amanda Skinner

Harrison Peters

Kristen Hassen

Chloe DiVita

ELAINE SPENCER

OwlTail

Brad Shear, Executive Director of the Potter League Animal Shelter. #WPRO The Middletown shelter was credited by the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management for its response housing pets during the Newport gas emergency.  https://www.potterleague.org/

Brad Shear, Executive Director of the Potter League Animal Shelter. #WPRO The Middletown shelter was credited by the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management for its response housing pets during the Newport gas emergency. <a href="https://www.potterleague.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.potterleague.org/</a>

Brad Shear - Potter League responds to the Newport gas emergency

Sanford Ungar, director of the Free Speech Project, discusses digital privacy for young people with attorney Brad Shear, founder of Digital Armour. This interview was recorded on January 24, 2018.

Episode 14: Speaking Freely with Brad Shear

Interview! Brad Shear, CEO of the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society “We are not here to be exterminators.”  When it comes to animal sheltering, Brad Shear has run the gamut of shelter needs and sizes. He started his career in the local shelter of a small city in Colorado, and since then has moved around the country to several different cities to share his knowledge and experience. For the past ten years he has been the CEO of the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society in New York state.   His current shelter has a variety of unique programs, such as the option for those moving to domestic violence shelters to temporarily house their pet at Mohawk Humane, and the STAR program, a partnership between the shelter and the sheriff’s office that sends dogs and cats to local jails to be trained and socialized by the inmates. Brad shares his journey from traditional sheltering values to the superiority and ethics of TNR, and hopes that, in the near future, shelters will begin to develop sheltering plans unique to cats rather than simply using the same strategies implemented with dogs.    To get in touch with Brad, please visit mohawkhumane.org or call (518) 434-8128.

Interview! Brad Shear, CEO of the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society “We are not here to be exterminators.” When it comes to animal sheltering, Brad Shear has run the gamut of shelter needs and sizes. He started his career in the local shelter of a small city in Colorado, and since then has moved around the country to several different cities to share his knowledge and experience. For the past ten years he has been the CEO of the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society in New York state.   His current shelter has a variety of unique programs, such as the option for those moving to domestic violence shelters to temporarily house their pet at Mohawk Humane, and the STAR program, a partnership between the shelter and the sheriff’s office that sends dogs and cats to local jails to be trained and socialized by the inmates. Brad shares his journey from traditional sheltering values to the superiority and ethics of TNR, and hopes that, in the near future, shelters will begin to develop sheltering plans unique to cats rather than simply using the same strategies implemented with dogs.   To get in touch with Brad, please visit <a href="http://mohawkhumane.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">mohawkhumane.org</a> or call (518) 434-8128.

Ep170 - Brad Shear