About
Mary Haight has been involved in animal welfare for over 15 years, working with horses, dogs, and cats, and serves on two boards in Chicago. She is a content marketing consultant, specializing in businesses in the pet industry.
Mary Haight has married connections made in the pet sector during 15+ years in animal welfare with content marketing skills to help improve the state of animal welfare. Dancing Dog Blog endeavors to help pet parents keep their pets healthy, happy, and safe.
Mary has leveraged public opinion and led community efforts to shape change. Spearheading a social media campaign to raise awareness on puppy mills and pet shops, she engaged over 155,000 people in a common cause.
Invited to Peru to report on Amazon CARES International Veterinarian Volunteer Program, Mary shines a light on issues global and local, all in dog’s name.
She owns and authors Dancing Dog Blog, a popular blog for people who love their dogs, and also founded Animal Café, a news/media blog showcasing some fascinating topics offered by journalists, veterinarians, authors, dog behaviorists, trainers, pet product specialist and others.
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Dancing Dog Blog was built to get important information about animals to the public. Pet safety, health, welfare and the human-animal bond are the four pillars of this blog.
When it comes to pet news, Dancing Dog Blog wraps it around the important background information the general public likely never heard. Context changes conclusions. The news is put in a context that helps pet lovers understand the bigger picture.
“It has been said Dancing Dog Blog speaks truth to power. I work to live up to that compliment.”
Mary Haight also founded Animal Cafe, a podcast interview site where experts in dog training, pet health, pet travel, animal welfare, sometimes in wildlife, gather bringing fascinating well-informed guests to the microphone.
email dancingdogblog@yahoo.com
A Note to Bloggers:
Blogging is fun and also requires work. I like promoting others in this field, pointing out people who’ve got something to say, have some passion, and an interesting writing style. It’s not always the way out there. That’s the hard part–getting our blogs seen among the millions available. That said, there’s a registration directory for women bloggers, Blogsbywomen, and of course Blog Catalog. A newer and growing site in the blogging community is Petsblogs.com.
All the positions taken are the writers’ and do not extend to any other agency or association.
Guest Bloggers and Sponsored Post Policy
Writers with original content who understand the pet sector and SEO are welcome to send a query email and include links to work published elsewhere. If you have not been published elsewhere, no response will be made.
I accept sponsored guest posts from businesses I would be happy to buy products from and that fit the profile of Dancing Dog Blog — read below for more.
Sponsored Posts and FTC Disclaimer
This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. For questions about this blog, please contact dancingdogblog at yahoo.com. The opinions in my posts are my own.
This blog accepts forms of cash advertising, sponsorship, paid insertions or other forms of compensation. This blog does not accept cash payment to influence opinions on products, services, websites and topics in any blog posts and does not allow previewing of reviews.
Compensation received will never influence the content, topics, or posts published on this blog. Advertising is in the form of posts and banner ads. Sponsored posts will be identified as such.
The owner of this blog is sometimes compensated directly or indirectly to provide opinion on products, services, websites and various other topics. (If paid in cash or in-kind to write about something, it will be mentioned) Even though the owner of this blog may receive compensation for posts or advertisements, we always give our honest opinion, findings, beliefs, or experiences on those topics or products. The views and opinions expressed on this blog are purely the bloggers own. Any product claim, statistic, quote or other representation about a product or service should be verified with the manufacturer, provider or party in question.
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