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.

KHQ-TV in Spokane, Washington, recently shared the news that the Give Them Ten Movement partnered with Pet Savers Spokane to help promote that organization’s fourth annual Testicle Festival, an event that aims to help control feline populations by offering free spay/neuter services for cat owners. Scooter the Neutered Cat is also lending a paw to spread the low-cost veterinarian clinic’s message of feline health through a memorable T-shirt with his likeness.

Deborah Cribbs from the Give Them Ten Movement visited WDTN-TV and Living Dayton to discuss the Give Them Ten Movement's latest campaign, The Great Debate, as well as the Movement’s fearless feline mascot, Scooter the Neutered Cat. Deborah shared how the campaign and Scooter use edgy, cheeky humor to raise awareness of the importance of feline spay/neuter in creating a no-kill nation for cats.

The Joanie Bernard Foundation Board of Trustees Chair Deborah Cribbs joined radio hosts Nancy and Woody, hosts of the top-in-the-market K99.1 FM New Country morning show, to introduce Scooter the Neutered Cat to the Dayton, Ohio, community. Deborah and Nancy discussed Scooter’s popularity and the Give Them Ten Movement, a campaign from the foundation that’s working to create a no-kill nation for cats.

Deborah Cribbs, chair of the Board of Trustees for the Joanie Bernard Foundation, joined K99.1 FM and hosts Nancy and Woody on the morning show to discuss the Give Them Ten Movements’ new “The Great Debate” ad campaign. Cribbs shared how the campaign is designed to grab people’s attention and show how important spay/neuter is, whether they love cats or not.

Chair of The Joanie Bernard Foundation Deborah Cribbs appeared on Fox 19 to introduce The Ten Movement’s latest campaign, The Great Debate. The ads, launched in Cincinnati and Dayton, show that both sides of the cat debate can agree on something: Spaying or neutering cats is the right thing to do. Plus, Deborah Cribbs shares what to do if you find a litter of kittens and the low-commitment way you can help shelter cats.