Sarah Pizano's guest appearances

Sarah Pizano

The Community Cats Podcast

Karen Anderson

Jennifer Smith

Juan Martinez

Anthony Amos

MIKE PHILLIPS

Angela Walters

Steve Smith

Sally Williams

Steve Appelbaum

Jamie Brooks

Gary Evans

Emily Hall

Sarah Archer

Keith Williams

Chad Nelson

OwlTail

Interview! Sarah Pizano, Program Director for Target Zero “You are doing this on behalf of the cats. Put the nerves on the back burner; it’s about saving cats.”  Stacy revisits with Sarah Pizano, the program director for Target Zero and the podcast’s guest of episode 56. Sarah shares with us an innovative way that Target Zero was able to move funds from a foundation in Cincinnati all the way to the shelters and communities of the Northern Area Kentucky Development District, an organization that does a lot of non-profit work in the human sector but had yet to branch into animal welfare. By partnering with private vets and humane societies in the district, Target Zero was able to provide low-cost spay-neuter to both local shelters and poor families with cats in the area, and has since expanded that project into other parts of Kentucky as well as northwest Georgia.    To learn more about Target Zero, please visit target-zero.org.

<p>Interview! Sarah Pizano, Program Director for Target Zero</p> <p>“You are doing this on behalf of the cats. Put the nerves on the back burner; it’s about saving cats.”</p>  Stacy revisits with Sarah Pizano, the program director for Target Zero and the podcast’s guest of <a href="http://www.communitycatspodcast.com/episode-56-sara-pizano/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">episode 56</a>. Sarah shares with us an innovative way that Target Zero was able to move funds from a foundation in Cincinnati all the way to the shelters and communities of the Northern Area Kentucky Development District, an organization that does a lot of non-profit work in the human sector but had yet to branch into animal welfare. By partnering with private vets and humane societies in the district, Target Zero was able to provide low-cost spay-neuter to both local shelters and poor families with cats in the area, and has since expanded that project into other parts of Kentucky as well as northwest Georgia.    To learn more about Target Zero, please visit <a href="http://target-zero.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">target-zero.org</a>.

Ep171 - Sarah Pizano

A graduate of Cornell’s College of Veterinary program, Sarah is the Program Director for Target Zero, a national initiative focused on assisting financially struggling shelters. She discusses the ways in which this program helps subsidize fixed income pet owners across the country, allowing spay and neuter opportunities that result in drastic decreases in shelter intake. The Community Cat Diversion Program, implemented by Target Zero, prioritizes updating antiquated ordinances and codes through communicating with and educating elected officials. Sarah and Stacy also discuss the debate over the definition of an ‘abandoned’ cat, and ways to determine abandonment. Sarah’s passion and commitment is clear as she shares her views and experiences.   For more information please visit target-zero.org.

A graduate of Cornell’s College of Veterinary program, Sarah is the Program Director for Target Zero, a national initiative focused on assisting financially struggling shelters. She discusses the ways in which this program helps subsidize fixed income pet owners across the country, allowing spay and neuter opportunities that result in drastic decreases in shelter intake. The Community Cat Diversion Program, implemented by Target Zero, prioritizes updating antiquated ordinances and codes through communicating with and educating elected officials. Sarah and Stacy also discuss the debate over the definition of an ‘abandoned’ cat, and ways to determine abandonment. Sarah’s passion and commitment is clear as she shares her views and experiences.   For more information please visit <a href="http://www.target-zero.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">target-zero.org</a>.

Ep 56 - Sarah Pizano