Animal Welfare Professionals

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our first TNR event for the Hispanic community. As we prepare for this initiative, we're seeking advice on effectively capturing volunteers' attention. Additionally, we are exploring partnerships with companies willing to provide food for the cats during the event.

If any of you have valuable insights or recommendations on volunteer engagement strategies, or if you know of companies that might be interested in supporting our cause by supplying cat food, we would greatly appreciate your input.

Hi Myriam, 

I wanted to share this recording of a California for All Animals call featuring the incredible Debra Olmedo, ASPCA Community Outreach and Medical Care Senior Manager in Los Angeles. She shares how working alongside community caretakers has increased the amount of felines being altered and kept out of Animal Care Centers and may be a great resource for getting your community involved in TNR: https://www.californiaforallanimals.com/news-stories/debra-olmedo-meets-kittens-and-people-where-they-are/

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our first TNR event for the Hispanic community. As we prepare for this initiative, we're seeking advice on effectively capturing volunteers' attention. Additionally, we are exploring partnerships with companies willing to provide food for the cats during the event.

If any of you have valuable insights or recommendations on volunteer engagement strategies, or if you know of companies that might be interested in supporting our cause by supplying cat food, we would greatly appreciate your input.

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our first TNR event for the Hispanic community. As we prepare for this initiative, we're seeking advice on effectively capturing volunteers' attention. Additionally, we are exploring partnerships with companies willing to provide food for the cats during the event.

If any of you have valuable insights or recommendations on volunteer engagement strategies, or if you know of companies that might be interested in supporting our cause by supplying cat food, we would greatly appreciate your input.

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our first TNR event for the Hispanic community. As we prepare for this initiative, we're seeking advice on effectively capturing volunteers' attention. Additionally, we are exploring partnerships with companies willing to provide food for the cats during the event.

If any of you have valuable insights or recommendations on volunteer engagement strategies, or if you know of companies that might be interested in supporting our cause by supplying cat food, we would greatly appreciate your input.

Hi Myriam! Super excited to see this new project! How has it been going? Is the goal of the program to get a hispanic volunteer population going? I have worked for a while with mainly spanish-speakers and my biggest take - aways have been that:
1 - English created materials are not as effective when targeting a different language. Creating messages in the language you are intending appears to be more effective. 
2- There already are people in the community that helping cats/kittens, partnering with them immediately increases the message being spread, and helps strengthen community relationships.

Would love to connect if you have any further questions! 

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our first TNR event for the Hispanic community. As we prepare for this initiative, we're seeking advice on effectively capturing volunteers' attention. Additionally, we are exploring partnerships with companies willing to provide food for the cats during the event.

If any of you have valuable insights or recommendations on volunteer engagement strategies, or if you know of companies that might be interested in supporting our cause by supplying cat food, we would greatly appreciate your input.

Dear Debra Olmedo,  This project has provided me with a wealth of knowledge about cats. It's incredible how much information I've been missing, and with all the help I've received from each of you, my research has become much more manageable.

My primary concern now is that despite reaching out to our community cats in Charleston, I haven't received any responses regarding finding someone to participate in our event, deliver a speech, and share their experiences with the TNR program.

Hi Myriam! Super excited to see this new project! How has it been going? Is the goal of the program to get a hispanic volunteer population going? I have worked for a while with mainly spanish-speakers and my biggest take - aways have been that:
1 - English created materials are not as effective when targeting a different language. Creating messages in the language you are intending appears to be more effective. 
2- There already are people in the community that helping cats/kittens, partnering with them immediately increases the message being spread, and helps strengthen community relationships.

Would love to connect if you have any further questions! 

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our first TNR event for the Hispanic community. As we prepare for this initiative, we're seeking advice on effectively capturing volunteers' attention. Additionally, we are exploring partnerships with companies willing to provide food for the cats during the event.

If any of you have valuable insights or recommendations on volunteer engagement strategies, or if you know of companies that might be interested in supporting our cause by supplying cat food, we would greatly appreciate your input.

Hi Myriam! Super excited to see this new project! How has it been going? Is the goal of the program to get a hispanic volunteer population going? I have worked for a while with mainly spanish-speakers and my biggest take - aways have been that:
1 - English created materials are not as effective when targeting a different language. Creating messages in the language you are intending appears to be more effective. 
2- There already are people in the community that helping cats/kittens, partnering with them immediately increases the message being spread, and helps strengthen community relationships.

Would love to connect if you have any further questions! 

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our first TNR event for the Hispanic community. As we prepare for this initiative, we're seeking advice on effectively capturing volunteers' attention. Additionally, we are exploring partnerships with companies willing to provide food for the cats during the event.

If any of you have valuable insights or recommendations on volunteer engagement strategies, or if you know of companies that might be interested in supporting our cause by supplying cat food, we would greatly appreciate your input.

Hi Myriam! Super excited to see this new project! How has it been going? Is the goal of the program to get a hispanic volunteer population going? I have worked for a while with mainly spanish-speakers and my biggest take - aways have been that:
1 - English created materials are not as effective when targeting a different language. Creating messages in the language you are intending appears to be more effective. 
2- There already are people in the community that helping cats/kittens, partnering with them immediately increases the message being spread, and helps strengthen community relationships.

Would love to connect if you have any further questions! 

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our first TNR event for the Hispanic community. As we prepare for this initiative, we're seeking advice on effectively capturing volunteers' attention. Additionally, we are exploring partnerships with companies willing to provide food for the cats during the event.

If any of you have valuable insights or recommendations on volunteer engagement strategies, or if you know of companies that might be interested in supporting our cause by supplying cat food, we would greatly appreciate your input.