Shelly Wood
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440 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 6 Aug
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Hello and welcome to the Animal Training Academy Making Ripples podcast show, the show where we share the stories of the ripple making extraordinaires with behavior nerd superpowers who make up the Animal Training Academy membership.
I'm your host and one of the happiness engineers at Animal Training Academy, Shelly Wood from Drop Your Jaws Dog Training in Cape Toronto, Missouri, in the United States.
We're absolutely thrilled and grateful to have you here with us today.
Make sure you go ahead and hit that subscribe button so that you don't miss a single episode.
This show is brought to you on behalf of the Animal Training Academy membership.
So if you like the conversations in these episodes, then we want to invite you to continue them with like-minded people in the ATA membership, which you can find out more about at www.atamember.com.
Within the membership, you can get access to twice monthly live web classes, the back catalog of previous web class replays, plus a huge library of videos and projects to help you problem solve your training challenges.
And we're a sociable bunch with an exclusive private Facebook group and forums area.
It's like a Netflix social media platform for animal behavior geeks.
Today we are excited to welcome Debbie Sykes to the show.
Debbie has been a wildlife rehabilitator since 2006, playing every role from volunteer to educator to animal care director.
She is currently a wildlife veterinary technician for the Teaching Hospital Midwestern University, a certified veterinary technician with V-E-G-E-R for pets,
an independent consultant for wildlife rehabilitators and educators, is the speaker chair for the Clinical Animal Behavior Conference held in Chicago, and an instructor for the International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council.
Previous roles include the Director of Nashville Wildlife Conservation, Assistant Animal Care Director at Walden's Puddle Rehabilitation Center,
a behavior technician for Veterinary Behavior Solutions and a hoofstock intern at the Nashville Zoo.
Debbie graduated from Northern Arizona University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Volunteer State Community College with an Associates in Veterinary Technology.
Her career experiences have led her to focus on bringing awareness and increasing the quality of care for wildlife patients and educational ambassadors.
She is always learning more and encourages others to always ask questions.
Welcome, Debbie.
We're very excited to have you here with us today.
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