Dr. Kathryn Primm invited Deborah Cribbs on her Nine Lives podcast to talk about how the Give Them Ten Movement is working to save more cat lives. Listen to learn how she and her team came up with a solution that significantly helped reduce the number of cats being euthanized in our region.

How can we bring a divided society together and begin collaborating for the greater good? Deborah Cribbs recently appeared on The Nonprofit Show to share her unique insights and experiences. She discussed how she was able to bring together shelter groups that had previously focused on their own agendas. Watch the episode to learn how she and her team fostered collaboration between these organizations for the benefit of all.

Ever wonder how Give Them Ten got started? Take a listen to this "Oh Behave!" podcast episode hosted by Arden Moore. Deborah Cribbs shares how Scooter the Neutered the Cat became famous, and how he and the Give Them Ten Movement are popping up in cities throughout the U.S. to help save more cat lives.

Cattitude, the #1 cat podcast for cat lovers, welcomed Deborah Cribbs on a recent episode to talk about Give Them Ten and Scooter the Neutered Cat. Deborah spoke about the history of Give Them Ten and how the movement has been pioneering a better world for cats since 2013. Listen to the episode to learn more and hear all about how Scooter is making his way to more cities across the nation.

Deborah Cribbs, founder and leader of Give Them Ten, appeared on Cincinnati Refined to talk about all the amazing work the movement has done over the last decade to help save more cat lives. The current focus for the movement is educating the public about kitten season and how to help community cats. Watch the video to learn more.

Scooter the Neutered Cat had a great time in Newnan, GA at the Bow Meow Luau event. Held on June 8, 2024 at Abride Brewing Company's Paws for Pints, the luau-themed party benefitted the H.E.L.P. Spay/Neuter Clinic and their efforts to help tackle the pet overpopulation crisis. Since 2010, H.E.L.P. has performed more than 76,000 spay/neuter surgeries in Coweta County. Watch the recap video of the event!