Give Them Ten director and founder Deborah Cribbs and Scooter the Neutered Cat joined Good Day Dayton to talk about the recently launched Scooter’s Help Center and how the Greater Cincinnati and Dayton communities are responding to the 1-833-GIVE-TEN hotline they can call to get cat questions answered.

The Joanie Bernard Foundation and the Give Them Ten Movement, in partnership with Ingham County Animal Control, are addressing the cat population issue in Ingham County, Michigan. By launching free spay/neuter programs in the area, Ingham County Animal Control and Give Them Ten hope to tackle the root cause of the county’s large population of community cats, which currently number anywhere from 50,000 to 75,000. See these efforts highlighted on FOX 47 News.

Deborah Cribbs and Monica Tarant talk with Dr. G from the Animal Welfare Junction podcast about the Give Them Ten movement and how we're creating more cat-caring communities across the nation. Listen on Spotify or from the link below.

Scooter the Neutered Cat threw out the first pitch at the “All Strikes & No Balls” Quad City River Bandits ballgame. Sponsored by It Takes A Village Rescue & Resources, the event raised awareness about the importance of spaying/neutering pets.

Give Them Ten, a non-profit movement dedicated to creating cat-caring communities, announced today the official launch of its licensee program.

Questions about your cat’s behavior? What to do if you found a cat? Or where to find affordable spay/neuter services? Give Scooter’s Help Center a call at 1-833-GIVE-TEN. The Give Them Ten Movement is pleased to work with SICSA to bring the Greater Cincinnati and Dayton communities an animal specialist call center that anyone can contact to get help with their cat or community cats.