TOP DOG PODCAST

Presented by Doobert

Join host Chris Roy on the Top Dog Podcast as he talks with inspiring animal welfare leaders. Through insightful conversations, we learn about their unique journeys, their positive community impact, and the invaluable lessons they would share. Our mission is clear: to elevate leadership and empower the entire animal rescue movement.

NEW EPISODES EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY

  • Bill Crowe | From TV Adoption Shows to Free Spay and Neuter

    Bill Crowe shares how the Pet Care Foundation has spent more than two decades strengthening animal welfare in Los Angeles through adoption campaigns, grooming, free spay and neuter clinics, wellness services, and innovative programs that help shelters save more lives.

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  • Katie Dwight | Why Farm Animals Deserve the Same Compassion

    Katie Dwight shares how a career as an immigration attorney led to an unexpected life running a farm animal sanctuary, where education, advocacy, and compassion are helping people see farm animals in a whole new way.

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  • Finnegan Dowling | Why Collaboration Beats Competition in Animal Welfare

    Finnegan Dowling shares how Mutual Rescue is helping shelters strengthen their communities through innovative programs, free educational resources, and a belief that collaboration—not competition—is the key to saving more lives.

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  • Melissa Shupak | Inside Toronto’s Community-First Animal Welfare Movement

    Melissa Shupak shares how Toronto Humane Society is transforming animal welfare by shifting from a reactive shelter model to a proactive community support system that helps families stay together with their pets.

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  • Denise Bynum | How One Volunteer Became a Lifeline for Community Cats

    After retiring from a 45-year nursing career, Denise Bynum found a new calling helping community cats. She shares how Homeless Animals Relief Project is reducing overpopulation through affordable spay/neuter, collaboration, and a simple belief that every cat—and every person—deserves help.

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