In this episode of The Street Dog Podcast, we are joined by Kathy Duncan, Humane Canada’s Director of Programs, and Natalia Hanson, Humane Canada's Marketing and Communications Consultant, to discuss the exciting 2025 Summit for Animals. Taking place in the vibrant city of Montreal on April 27-29, 2025, this annual summit gathers hundreds of advocates, professionals, and volunteers dedicated to advancing animal welfare.
Kathy and Natalia share insights into the summit's goals, the importance of bringing together leaders and innovators in the animal welfare sector, and the variety of topics that will be covered. They also discuss the newly announced call for speakers, inviting passionate individuals to contribute to the event by delivering educational sessions on relevant topics.
Tune in to learn more about the summit's impact, hear success stories from past events, and get practical advice on how you can apply to be a speaker. Whether you're an advocate, a professional, or a volunteer, this episode will inspire you to join this vital conversation and make meaningful connections at the 2025 Summit for Animals. Don't miss this opportunity to participate in a transformative animal welfare event.
Learn more about Humane Canada's Summit for Animals: reg.eventmobi.com/summitforanimals. Submit an presentation proposal here: sessionize.com/2025-humane-canadas-summit-for-animals/. Questions? Contact Kathy Duncan at kathy@humanecanada.ca.
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