Cincinnati Zoo scientists have found a way to induce long-term contraception in female cats without surgery. This breakthrough discovery has the potential to humanely reduce free-roaming cat populations and help create more cat-caring communities. The research was funded in part by the Joanie Bernard Foundation and the Give Them Ten Movement.

Watch cat lovers of all ages learn how to bottle-feed kittens recently at a League for Animal Welfare class. The video also gives tips on how you can help kittens, too.

In April of 2023, leaders of the Give Them Ten movement, Deborah Cribbs and Monica Tarant spoke at Animal Care Expo. They shared how we've created a movement to raise awareness for spay/neuter and create a better future for cats.

It’s hip to be snipped! That’s the message our founder and director Deborah Cribbs and cat specialist Monica Frenden-Tarant will deliver at the Humane Society of the U.S. Animal Care Expo on April 6. They will share how the Give Them Ten Movement increased our community’s live-release rate to more than 96% and how others can join our movement and do the same.

The Joanie Bernard Foundation and Give Them Ten awards $250,000 grant to the Bluegrass Area Development District to continue spaying/neutering cats in 13 Central Kentucky counties.

The Joanie Bernard Foundation and Give Them Ten awards "The Fix is IN!" in Southwest Indiana a $200,000 grant to help spay/neuter 4,000 cats.