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Yes, she's b-a-a-a-c-k with more spookacular tales of ghost cats. Just in time for Halloween, author and cat rescue advocate Dusty Rainbolt talks with Oh Behave Show host Arden Moore about her latest book. It is called, "Ghost Cats 2: More Encounters with Feline Spirits." People from all over the world share their paranormal experiences with cats in the pages of this must-get book. Dusty talks about a Siamese cat named Pyewacket, a cat named Gizmo and others who have found a way to communicate with their favorite people after they have passed on. It's time to dim the lights, have your cat on your lap and read these feline ghost tales. Boo!

Got a golden retriever? Love dogs? In this special Oh Behave episode, host Arden Moore talks with Dr. Kelly Diehl, senior director of science and communication at the Morris Animal Foundation. She shares insights into why this popular breed seems to be at higher risk for certain cancers. She also gives updates on the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study that began in 2012 and tracks the lives of more than 3,000 dogs.

One of the top athletes every season in American Ninja Warrior competition that airs on NBC-TV, Roo Jori trains hard every day. But his determination goes beyond Ninja competition as he is committed to help pit bulls and other dogs find forever homes. He has created the Wallace the Pit Bull Foundation and proudly wears his "Adopt a Dog" shirt in every Ninja competition. Also on the show is Elizabeth Kegley from the Angel City Pit Bulls a nonprofit group based in Los Angeles. This group brought a pair of pit bull mixes named Olive and Weasel, to cheer on Roo at a recent American Ninja Warrior event. Learn what life is like to be an American Ninja Warrior! Tune in now!

Join us on this special Oh Behave show episode as host Arden Moore talks with Luke Robinson of Puppy Up Foundation. This is a nonprofit group dedicated to work with veterinarians and pet parents to combat cancer in dogs. And, he is here to share about his upcoming 300-mile walk along the Hudson River in New York with his three-legged dog, Grayson to raise money and awareness.

Yes, so-called teacup pigs are cute and adorable, but they grow up to become hefty pigs. Tune in to this Oh Behave episode as host Arden Moore talks with Jane Velez-Mitchell, founder of Unchained TV, and Teri Crutchfield, founder of Saving Animals & Healing Hearts. Together, this dedicated duo spotlight a new documentary series called Pig Little Lies that share the story of pigs named Dante and Beatrice and their litter on Unchained TV.

Matt Beisner considers himself more of a dog teacher than a dog trainer as he takes on some of the most challenging canine cases. He shares his philosophy and approach with Oh Behave show host Arden Moore in this episode. Matt is the co-founder of The Zen Dog and the host of the must-see show, "Dog: Impossible" now airing on Disney Plus and National Geographic Wild.

World-celebrated environmentalist, animal advocate and aerial photographer Doug Thron shares some of his latest adventures rescuing pets and wildlife on this special Oh Behave show episode. Doug tells of a heart-warming rescue of a momma cat and her kittens in a bombed out high-rise in Ukraine as well as saving abandoned dogs in a landfill in the Dominican Republic and reuniting pets from a recent wildfire in California. We invite you to view all of his life-saving adventures on Season 2 of his show, "Doug to the Rescue," now streaming on Curiosity Stream.

As founder of the American Pet Professionals, Nancy Hassel gets the most out of each minute of each day. In this Oh Behave show episode, Nancy shares tips and strategies to bring out the best in pet professionals and speaks like a proud pet momma when she talks about her very popular dog, Cody, a social media star. Tune in now!

In this special episode of the Oh Behave Show on Pet Life Radio, host Arden Moore highlights details about the Service Dog Salute sponsored by Purina Dog Chow. Her guests include Dr. Ruthann Lobos, lead veterinarian for Purina and Dr. Maggie O'Haire, a renowned anthrozoologist at Purdue University. Join us as they share how you can nominate a military veteran who has a service dog for a national honor. They also discuss the many ways these highly trained dogs are improving the lives of veterans dealing with PTSD. Tune in now!

Although there are far more therapy dogs, cats are gaining in popularity as feline ambassadors of goodwill to people in nursing homes, schools, libraries and other places. Join us in this special episode of the Oh Behave Show as host Arden Moore talks with Moira Smith, of Pet Partners; and animal behaviorist Dr. Annie Valuska of Purina on the purr-fect topic: therapy cats. Discover how you and your cat can become therapy teams and the many ways therapy cats are upping the quality of life for many people.

Lillie Goodrich left the corporate world two decades ago to follow her true passion: ensuring senior Border Collies get to enjoy every single day of their golden years. She operates Glen Highland Farms in Virginia. On this 20-acre farm, she caters to the needs of Border Collies ages 10 and older in search of a forever home or who wish to enjoy their senior years on her farm. Tune in and learn about this remarkable woman at this Border Collie sanctuary and adoption group.

Traer Scott describes herself as a photographer, author, mom, animal advocate and imperfect vegan. She is all that and much more. Join us in the special Oh Behave show episode as Traer shares her mission to help dogs in shelters and rescued groups find their forever, happy homes. Her latest book, "Forever Home: The Inspiring Tales of Rescue Dogs" chronicles the stores of 28 dogs from Bean to Winnie. Each story also features amazing photos by Traer that capture the essence of each dog. Tune in now and be prepared to be inspired!

Lynne Cox first garnered headlines as a 15-year-old who set a world record for time by swimming the English Channel. She continued as an accomplished open-water swimmer by swimming in waters all over the world, including the Nile, the Bering Strait and the Cape of Good Hope. And, she is a noted author of seven books. Her latest is called, "Tales of Al: The Water Rescue Dog" and tells of a large Newfoundland dog named Al from the Italian School of Rescue Dogs. Al has bravely jumped out of helicopters and into rushing waters to rescue people in distress and is regarded as one of the most talented certified instructor dogs on the planet. Join Oh Behave Show host Arden Moore as Lynne Cox shares life as a world-class swimmer as well as a famous author who feels honored to share the adventures of this Newfi named Al. Tune in now!

As one of the nation's top cat behavior experts, Dr. Rachel Geller is on a mission to help us better understand and meet the needs of our feline companions. Join us in this lively episode of the Oh Behave show as Dr. Geller shares some smart ways to make even tiny houses and studio apartments feel like welcomed homes for cats. She also shares on how you can 'enlist' your cat in making every day feel like a celebration of Earth Day with eco-friendly tips. Got cat? Dr. Rachel is a purr-fect cat ally for you!

If dogs could talk, they would definitely declare they are not big fans of being patted on their heads. What they do want is a purposeful touch. In this Oh Behave Show episode, host Arden Moore talks with Dr. C. Sue Furman, a leading expert in the use of therapeutic massage and acupressure on dogs. Discover how these techniques can increase circulation, fresh nutrient-filled bood and stimulate nerves in your canine pal in a healthy way. And, for tuning in, Dr. Furman is offering a special discount to Oh Behave Show listeners for her book, "Canine Massage for the Athlete in Every Dog." The book is regularly $29, but our show listeners can get their paws on this book for only $20 by clicking on the special PayPal button on her website: www.holistictouch therapy.com. Do it today!