
In this episode, Karen Wylie and Gail Pope discuss the transformative experiences and lessons learned from BrightHaven's holistic approach to animal care.
What does it actually take to change your mind about something you've always believed? In Part 2 of our special conversation celebrating the release of The BrightHaven Way: Lessons from 700 Animal Teachers, Karen Wylie, EdD, and Gail Pope continue the story of how BrightHaven's philosophy of holistic, hospice-centered animal care was built — one resistant, fear-filled, wonder-filled step at a time. In this episode, Karen and Gail explore: How Vicki — the volunteer who wasn't quite right for the job — turned out to be the teacher BrightHaven needed most What happened the night diet change transformed the entire sanctuary overnight: dull coats that suddenly shone, sick cats jumping onto countertops, old animals playing with toys again Gail's journey into classical homeopathy — the miracle of Cindy the cat, the wisdom of Dr. Christina Chambreau, and the 24 volunteer veterinarians who called Gail because she was too embarrassed to call them What "walking on both feet" means — and why BrightHaven never rejected conventional medicine even as it embraced holistic care Mariah: the animal whose natural death forced Gail to face her deepest fear — and became one of her greatest teachers…
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