While the cicadas may be making all the noise, it's kittens that are really taking over this season. Deborah Cribbs, founder and leader of Give Them Ten, joined JonJon on KISS 107.1 FM about kitten season and what you can do if you find homeless cats and kittens in your neighborhood.

Give Them Ten Founder and Leader, Deborah Cribbs, sat down with Abbey Cummins on Cincinnati Refined to chat about kitten season and the growing need to help homeless cats across Greater Cincinnati. With shelters operating over capacity, spaying and neutering is more critical than ever to control the feline population. Watch the segment to learn more about Give Them Ten and how you can make a difference—right in your own neighborhood.

Our Chief Innovation Officer, Monica Tarant, presented at the Humane Society of Western Montana's first ever Mountain Animal Welfare Summit. The event was held June 11-13, 2025 at the University of Montana and included multiple presentations throughout the day. Monica presented "TNR in Action," which included the latest trends and results from successful trap, neuter and release programs.

Scooter the Neutered Cat helped cheer on walkers and runners at the Humane Society of Greater Dayton's annual Furry Skurry 5K. Since 1902, the Humane Society of Greater Dayton has been working to improve the lives of animals within the Miami Valley. The funds raised from the event go toward continued life-saving initiatives, including spay and neuter programs and affordable veterinary care for the community.

Scooter the Neutered Cat made a special appearance at the It Takes a Village 4th Annual Car Show in Muscatine, IA. The event featured a car show competition, raffles and more—all to benefit animals in need across rural Iowa. It Takes a Village Animal Rescue & Resources is a Give Them Ten licensee that provides medical care and shelter to homeless animals in the community.

Our Chief Innovation Officer, Monica Tarant, and Scooter the Neutered Cat had the purr-fect day supporting Robinson’s Rescue during the Give for Good fundraiser in Shreveport, LA. The day began with a visit to a local school, where they spoke with students about the importance of responsible pet care. They then toured Caddo Parish Animal Services, meeting with dedicated staff and witnessing collaborative efforts at work. The day concluded with a community fundraising celebration, raising awareness and critical funds for low-cost spay and neuter services that are saving lives across the state.