Brenda Shoss is a successful animal advocate, writer, and public speaker with decades of experience in the field. She founded Kinship Circle in 1999 with the goal of empowering animal activists to communicate effectively with decision-makers and affect social and legislative changes for animals worldwide. Shoss has penned numerous columns and articles published in various magazines and newspapers, such as Satya Magazine and The Healthy Planet. She is a regular speaker at national animal protection events and an expert in writing, research, and public speaking.

Additionally, Shoss formed Kinship Circle Animal Disaster Aid, a network of independent volunteers dedicated to mobilizing responders, supplies, and resources for animal victims during natural disasters. Moreover, she played a crucial role in the organization of nearly 3,000 food and water stations for stranded animals across Orleans, Plaquemines, and St. Bernard's Parishes during Hurricane Katrina.

Shoss's background and expertise revolve around animal advocacy, writing, research, public speaking, and disaster relief. She is an accomplished professional with a passion for animal welfare and a driving force behind several animal rights organizations.