Max A. Pooch's Awesome Story Now Available on Podcast!

Sept. 14, 2011 - PRLog -- Deerfield, IL... Keith Sanderson, Max A. Pooch's Sidekick, announced today that the Interview by Megan Blake of him is now available on Pet  Life Radio,

The link to the 30 minute podcast of Episode 8, “Max A. Pooch Goes Green,” of Megan Blake's  "A Super Smiley Adventure"   is http://www.petliferadio.com/supersmileyep8.html .

Megan and Keith discuss a wide varietey of topics including the growing popularity of Max A. Pooch; His quest to be on a Times Square billboard, http://about.me/maxapooch.com/ ; And his messages about recycling and his advocacy for helping abandoned and homeless dogs.

Also covered during the interview is the deep relationship that develops between canine and human, and  the 3 R's, Recycling, Reusing, and Repurposing.

Max A. Pooch's favorite maxim, "Recycling is so easy even a pooch can do it." is also discussed. His web site is http://www.maxapooch.com  .

Max A. Pooch is rapidly growing in popularity because in these times of stress and crisis people are looking for positive messages that communicate an individual can make a difference.

"That is perhaps the most important message Max A. Pooch has," says Sanderson of Max who was rescued from an animal control facility by Lincolnshire, IL Orphans of the Storm Animal Shelter.

"Max was discarded by his owners. It's appropriate he reminds us we should all stop and think about the consequences of our actions before we act. Something as trivial as throwing a bottle along the roadside will impact us all; or abandoning a dog will create misery, suffering and perhaps the animal's death."

Max A. Pooch and Keith enjoy making personal appearances.  

Keith discusses the three Rs; Reusing, Repurposing and Recycling. He uses Max as an example as something that was discarded and saved. Max now enjoys an opportunity to be reused. He has a new purpose in life and helps find and recycle cans and bottles.

Max captures the audience's attention by seeking out and retrieving bottles and cans. Proving reducing litter is so easy a pooch can do it. The demonstration also shows how a recycled dogs instincts can be repurposed.

Contact and other information can be found at Max A. Pooch’s website at, http://www.maxapooch.com .

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Max A Pooch the recycled dog who recycles helps audiences understand the consequences of their actions. Sanderson draws the connection between those who trash the planet and those who are responsible for destroying 4,000,000 dogs annually.

The connection is the lake of taking responsibility for the actions that costs untold millions of dollars annually, and incredible misery to dogs that are put down.