Do you know how early a young cat can become pregnant? The answer may surprise you. In this episode of Rappaport to the Rescue, Deborah Cribbs joins “Cat Chat” to dive into the “Fix by Five” initiative—and why spaying or neutering your kitten by five months is so important. Watch the clip to learn the benefits of early spay/neuter.

Give Them Ten joined cat advocates and animal-welfare professionals at the SW Ohio Community Cat Summit on November 1, 2025, at the Corryville Branch Library. Chief Innovation Officer Monica Tarant led an expert session titled “The Top 10 Questions About Community Cats,” offering insights and guidance for those working to support outdoor cat populations.

In this episode of Rappaport to the Rescue, Deborah Cribbs visits SPCA Cincinnati’s Kitten Wing for an inside look at one of the most progressive kitten care facilities in the country. She also explains what to do if you spot a kitten outdoors—and how small acts of compassion can help keep them safe. Don’t miss this adorable segment.

Did you know cats can boost your mental health? In this episode of Rappaport to the Rescue, Deborah Cribbs joins “Cat Chat” to explore the healing power of our feline friends. The episode also features country singer Craig Wayne Boyd, a passionate animal advocate whose love of horses has profoundly shaped his life.

Give Them Ten joined shelter leaders and animal-welfare professionals at the Animal Shelter Professionals of Ontario Conference on October 20-22, 2025. Our Chief Innovation Officer, Monica Tarant, alongside Dr. Pizano, led an expert session on feline leukemia (FeLV), which cut through the confusion and provided the latest recommendations for testing, shelter housing and adoption strategies.

How can we connect with younger audiences and inspire them to spay or neuter their pets? With smart, creative social strategies that prove it’s hip to be snipped. Our founder and leader, Deborah Cribbs, presented at the 2025 United Spay Alliance Online Conference, sharing insights on engaging and motivating Gen Z and Millennials to become responsible pet owners.