Today’s episode is one that will touch your heart and open your eyes to the resilience of the canine spirit. I’m joined by the remarkable Lisa Mattuchio, the devoted human behind Eddie on Wheels—a national sensation who captured the world’s attention, not with pity, but with joy, determination, and a set of wheels.

Eddie, a senior dog with mobility challenges, rolled into people’s lives through Lisa’s uplifting videos—reminding us all that a dog doesn’t need four working legs to live fully and love unconditionally. Eddie’s spark lit a fire that continues to burn in his honour. After his passing, Lisa founded Eddie’s Ranch—a sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and loving senior and disabled dogs, giving them the care and dignity they deserve.

This is a story of devotion, legacy, and second chances. Lisa’s journey with Eddie—and the impact it continues to have—is nothing short of extraordinary.

John Fabino, better known to his thousands of followers as Wags Around the World, is a globe-trotting dog photographer whose work captures the spirit, soul, and stories of dogs from every corner of the planet. From rescue pups in remote villages to pampered pooches in big cities, John’s photos are more than just beautiful—they’re emotional portraits of devotion, resilience, and love.

In this episode, we’ll talk about what it’s like to travel the world one dog at a time, the unforgettable moments behind the camera, and how dogs—no matter where they’re from—can speak a universal language of love.

Sometimes, life puts a soul in your path who changes everything. For Jess and Jake Robinson, that soul was Kia—a trembling, neglected dog they found in a heartbreaking state. Her eyes were full of fear, her body scarred by a past no one could fully explain.

But what Jess and Jake saw wasn’t just pain—they saw possibility. Love. A spark that deserved a second chance.

What followed was a two-year battle through red tape, legal hurdles, and uncertainty. They could have walked away. But they didn’t.

This is the story of how one couple refused to give up on a dog the world had forgotten—and how, in the end, Kia found not just a home, but a family. This story is in honour of National Dog Rescue Day which was on Tuesday May 20th.