Dr. Gail Hughes-Morey, Vice President of the ASPCA Recovery and Rehabilitation Center in Pauling, New York, joins Dr. Andy Roark to talk about a brand-new facility built just for canine victims of abuse and neglect. This place isn’t your average shelter; it’s designed from the ground up to heal both body and mind. Andy and Gail dive into how the team is tackling complex behavioral cases, creating safe and enriching environments, and blending high-quality veterinary care with compassion-driven rehabilitation. They also explore what it takes to support the people behind this emotionally demanding work and how this center fits into the ASPCA’s larger mission. If you’ve ever wondered what shelter medicine looks like when it’s done with heart, science, and a whole lot of hope, this episode will make you believe in the good again. Gang, let’s get into this episode!
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ABOUT OUR GUEST
Dr. Gail Hughes-Morey is the Vice President of the ASPCA Recovery and Rehabilitation Center in Pauling, New York, where she leads a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to helping canine victims of abuse and neglect heal and find new beginnings. With a PhD in Anthropology and certifications as a NYS Peace Officer, National Animal Control Officer Level II, and Certified Animal Welfare Administrator, Dr. Hughes-Morey brings a rare blend of scientific insight and hands-on leadership to animal welfare. She is an experienced non-profit professional and systems thinker with expertise in strategic planning, leadership development, research, and performance management. Passionate about improving outcomes for both animals and the professionals who care for them, Dr. Hughes-Morey continues to shape the future of compassionate, evidence-based shelter medicine and rehabilitation.
