As a Valentine's Bonus, Nikki talks to Jack Jackson, co-lead of the Don't You Want Me project that aims to help members of the LGBQT+ community get rescue dogs and celebrates those who already have one via the Wild At Heart Foundation. As Jack explains, Queer and Trans people face a lot of discrimination and suffer from issues as a result that can lead to severe mental health problems. This can even extend to them having difficulty getting a rescue dog, which can be the life line they need to...

The supermodel, entrepreneur and charity warrior talks to Nikki about why you should rescue a dog rather than get a designer puppy, the good work of Battersea and the Wild At Heart Foundation and what joy, Dora, his mongrel terrier brings him everyday. Last in this series but watch out for some bonus episodes soon!

Nikki continues her chat with one of the biggest champions of animal rights, Peter Egan, talking about the importance of education, hope for the future of animal welfare, and his love of his four rescues, Meghan, Tidus, Boo, and Pippa.

The legendary actor and veteran animal rights activist joins Nikki in this first part of an indepth conversation covering Peter's personal journey in championing animal welfare around the globe. NOTE: some of the content may be distressing to some listeners.

The DJ, broadcaster, and proud mummy of Rocket joins Nikki to talk about pet theft, CBD oil for your dogs, and an exciting new event for Wild At Heart once lockdown is over.

The artist, jewelry maker, and environmentalist (and daughter of Jo and Ronnie Wood) talks about her life with dogs, including Wilson who lived to be 19 and her new Wild At Heart rescue, George. This episode was recorded before the current Lockdown restrictions.

The Texas singer and Wild at Heart Ambassador joins Nikki to talk about how her family dog, Coco, helped her through her mum's death prior to Lockdown and what joy Sox brings to her daily life.

In part two Marc Abraham gives tips on campaigning for animal welfare, the joys of fostering, and how he got a rescue dog into 10 Downing Street.

The vet surgeon and full time animal welfare campaigner joins Nikki to talk about his latest petition Ban the Exploitative Import of Young Puppies For Sale in the UK.

The founder of Pets Are Always Welcome joins Nikki to explain why she started the organisation after facing eviction and a court battle for having her terrier, Vinny, and her support for the proposed bill, Jasmine's Law, that will outlaw discrimination pet owners can face.

The model, activist, and Wild At Heart's longest serving ambassador reminisces with Nikki about their trip to Puerto Rico for Pixie's first trip abroad to rescue dogs. She also talks about cruelty-free products, veganism and the impact Busta, her long coat chihuahua made on her life.

The Blues and Jazz singer talks about her Parson Terrier, Billy, and the joy and love he's brought into her life. This is the last episode in this series.

The TV Presenter, PR Guru, and Philanthropist tells Nikki about his beloved Beverly and warns of dodgy breeders.

The author tells Nikki of her fear and ultimate hope when her beloved Wolfy went missing as recounted in her best selling book, Lost Dog

Activist and entrepreneur Meg and world class DJ Fat Tony are friends and share their love of dogs with Nikki.

The actor, producer, and entrepreneur tells Nikki about life with Rosie after the loss of Ringo.

The BBC presenter and host of the Barking Hour tells Nikki how that extremely popular features came to be and about her British Bull Dog, Matilda.

Dave Nolan, co founder of our sponsors Butternut Box, talks about his life long love of dogs and how a rescue Rudie inspired him and Kevin Glynn to create Butternut Box.

Welcome to Dog Bless You. In the first of this series producer Mike Hanson talks to Nikki about the Wild At Heart Foundation, why it started, and how dogs can have a positive impact on your life. Brought to you by Butternut Box.

Welcome to Dog Bless You. Whether you've rescued a dog, got one from a reputable breeder, or just love dogs, this is the show for you!