Maggie Marton is an award-winning writer based in the Indianapolis area. She covers dogs, cats, kids, and often the intersection of all three for print and online publications. She earned her master’s degree in narrative nonfiction from The Johns Hopkins University. She’s the blogger behind Oh My Dog! (ohmydogblog.com), which has appeared in The New York Times, Animal Wellness Magazine, and Dog Fancy.

Maggie frequently appears on podcasts, as a guest blogger, and a conference speaker. She’s written for publications like Pet Age Magazine, Bust Magazine, Bloom Magazine, PetGuide.com, and Victoria Stilwell’s Positively.com. Her essays have appeared in anthologies, including SECOND-CHANCE CATS, CHRISTMAS CATS, and THE BUST DIY GUIDE TO LIFE.

Her work has received numerous awards from the Cat Writers’ Association, the Dog Writers Association of America, DogTime Media, Fear Free Pets, and the American Association of Feline Practitioners. Maggie shares her home with a small zoo that includes cats, dogs, fish, kids, and a husband who only wants noise-canceling headphones for his birthday.