The Top Dog Podcast
What happens when shelters stop judging and start supporting? In this episode of Top Dog Podcast, we sit down with Megan Winters, Director of Shelter Operations at Harbor Humane Society in West Michigan. From starting her animal welfare journey as a dog groomer to helping lead a progressive, community-focused shelter, Megan shares how modern animal welfare is evolving beyond traditional sheltering. In this conversation, we discuss: • Building a socially conscious animal shelter • Why supporting pet owners helps save more animals • Return-to-Field programs for community cats • Reducing barriers to pet ownership • Preventing burnout and compassion fatigue • Creating a culture that supports both animals and staff Megan explains why meeting people where they are, rather than judging them, creates stronger communities and better outcomes for pets and their families. 👉 Learn more about tools supporting animal welfare organizations at https://doobert.com/ Subscribe for more conversations with leaders shaping the future of animal welfare.
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