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.

Deborah Cribbs, chair of the Joanie Bernard Foundation, spoke with WHIO-AM host Larry Hansgen about the Give Them Ten Movement’s newest campaign, “The Great Debate.” Deborah shared the campaign’s message that whether you love cats or hate them, it’s best to ensure all cats are spayed or neutered. Deborah also shared insights about how humor has been an important tool in spreading this life-saving message.

Deborah Cribbs, chair of The Joanie Bernard Foundation that created the Give Them Ten Movement and Scooter the Neutered Cat, joined Good Day Dayton to talk about Scooter's Foster Roster, a new initiative to invite people in Greater Dayton to provide a temporary home for feline friends, which helps free up much-needed space in shelters.

Deborah Cribbs, chair of The Joanie Bernard Foundation that created the Give Them Ten Movement, appeared on Good Day Dayton to discuss the Give Them Ten Movement, The Great Debate ad campaign and how they both support the Movement’s mission to improve the lives of cats. She also discussed the benefits of spay/neuter for cats and their owners.