Give Them Ten’s founder and leader, Deborah Cribbs, recently returned to the Animal Party podcast with host Deborah Wolfe. This time, they explored how attitudes toward community cats vary across different countries. Their conversation also touched on declawing practices, cat allergies, and the critical need for adoption and fostering—especially as shelters fill up during kitten season.

Deborah Cribbs joined Dayton's WHIO to talk about kitten season and how local shelters are affected. Now is a great time to adopt a kitten (or two!)— or consider fostering to help free up more shelter space. Deborah also talks about what you should do if you find a litter of kittens living outside.

Deborah Cribbs joined The Whisker Report podcast to talk about Give Them Ten, and how the movement is driving a national cat culture shift. Listen now to hear how the movement began, and how advocates and shelters can join the mission to change the way we all think about cats.

Thinking about adopting a cat? Why not consider two? Deborah Cribbs appeared on WXIX to talk about the benefits of adopting a second cat. Whether you're adopting for the first time or already have a cat at home, there are many benefits to having two cats at home. They provide companionship, entertainment, and additional health and wellness benefits for each other. Check it out!

Scooter the Neutered Cat laced up skates and showed off his moves on ice to help benefit Ohio Alleycat Resource (OAR) during the Giveback Skate at Fountain Square. During Giveback Skates, 10% of the sales go back to help a Cincinnati nonprofit.

Do you know what's a myth and what's a fact when it comes to spay/neuter? Listen to this podcast episode of Covered in Pet Hair hosted by Isabel Alvarez Arata. Deborah Cribbs was a guest and the two discussed some of the most common myths on spaying/neutering cats. Plus, learn about the history of the Give Them Ten Movement.