Great news: Our shelter partners have re-opened for pet adoption.
So there's never been a better time to find your fur-ever cat friend.
Great news: Our shelter partners have re-opened for pet adoption.
So there's never been a better time to find your fur-ever cat friend.
What is the Ten Movement?
The Ten Movement was founded in 2013 to create a 100 percent no-kill nation for cats. Most people have heard that cats have nine lives. Together, we can give them one more.
Ten is a nonprofit movement funded by The Joanie Bernard Foundation. It includes our partners: United Coalition for Animals Nonprofit Spay and Neuter Clinic (UCAN), Ohio Alleycat Resource (OAR), SPCA Cincinnati, Clermont Animal Care Humane Society, The League for Animal Welfare (LFAW), Save the Animals Foundation (STAF), The Scratching Post, The Foundation Against Companion-Animal Euthanasia (FACE) and Shelter Outreach Services of Ohio (SOS).
Cats are terrible at math.
1 + 1 = 14? In just one year, two cats can be responsible for dozens of offspring. The reason? Cats, though adorable, lack even the most basic arithmetic skills. The good news: We’re here to help.
See the no-kill progress.
In 2012, the live-release rate (LRR) of shelter cats in Cincinnati was an unsettling 37 percent. That means only one out of three cats that entered a shelter would survive to adoption. Thanks to our partners and friends, we’ve seen the live-release rate grow and grow.
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