What if two rescued goats could change the direction of your life? That is exactly what happened to Miyoko Schinner.

In this episode, Miyoko walks through the moment she said yes to helping two baby goats and how that single choice grew into Rancho Compasión, a sanctuary now home to more than 100 rescued animals in Northern California. She shares the turning points, the setbacks, and the daily work it takes to build something that matters.

Miyoko explains how a short term favor became a long term mission as she built a 501c3 focused on healing for both animals and people.

You will hear stories about cross species friendships, kids discovering plant based food they actually love, and the way real relationships erase the labels we put on animals.

Miyoko talks about what it really takes to create a sanctuary that lasts. Planning, budgeting, staffing, veterinary care, feed, housing, and real time off. This is not a hobby. It is a promise.

Miyoko believes the cure for loneliness begins in the kitchen. Cook together. Eat together. Invite people in. Community grows at the table.

Her new book gives practical tools for making dairy free milks, yogurts, cheeses, and ice creams at home using whole food ingredients and simple repeatable methods.

If you have ever wondered how one person can create change, this conversation shows exactly what it looks like in real life.

Full post: www.BetterLifeForAnimals.com/podcast/039-Miyoko-Schinner