What I've been doing
Got a pet project? Literally? I’m your person. I’ve volunteered in animal rescue across Southeast Asia, trained in nosework and trick competitions, and hold certifications in animal first aid, pet nutrition, and psychology. Basically, if it has fur and a pulse, I probably have a story (or five).
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For half a decade, I helped rescue, fund, and foster Thailand's vulnerable street dogs. Together with a team of incredible women, we ensured that these dogs received crucial medical attention, were responsibly spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and ultimately placed with loving families. Although I no longer live in Thailand, I remain actively involved in the rescue of homeless and abandoned animals, and equally committed to educating and empowering people to become responsible pet owners.
Current certifications:
→ NAVC VetFolio Pet Therapeutic Nutrition Coach certification
→ Duke University’s Dog Emotion and Cognition certification
→ Red Cross Pet First Aid and CPR certified
→ NPTEL's Wildlife Tracking and Monitoring certification
I write B2B and B2C website content, long and short-form blog posts, and white papers for the pet industry, including pet insurance companies, websites, veterinarian blogs, and pet-related businesses.
My work has been published in:
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→ PetMD
→ Petco
→ BeChewy
→ ManyPets
→ Cat Fancy (print)
→ Animal Wellness (print)
→ This Dog’s Life
→ The Honest Kitchen
→ DailyTails
→ Cola’s Kitchen
→ …and more

Why Dog Grooming Is so Important in Winter

Why Dogs Eat Grass and What Vets Want You to Know

5 Mistakes That Could Cause Your Dog To Gain Weight

several articles

How to Teach Your Dog to Go to the Bathroom in the Snow or Rain

Dog Rescue Story: Homeless Pit Bull Becomes the Perfect Service Dog

High-tech Medical Procedures

6 Animal Shelter Facts That’ll Make You Want to Adopt Right Now

Caring for an Orphaned Bird

Dog Diet for Liver Disease

9 Ways Cats and Dogs Are Different

Dealing with Separation Anxiety in Dogs

Do Cats Get Lonely? Signs Your Tailmate is Feeling Alone

6 Pet Myths You Need to Know

Which Type of Exercise is Right for Your Dog?

[white paper] Complete Oral Health and Treatment for Your Pet