On The Radio

Myself and an APS Representative (where I work) have been invited to be guest speakers on a radio show discussing how TNR has worked for a large Company.

The show ultimately has three purposes:

* To help the animals of the valley by spotlighting animal rescue groups
* To improve the quality of life for animals by focusing on animal health and behavior
* To engage listeners by presenting useful and entertaining information.

Date and time is to be determined since this has to get approval from our Communications Dept. Myself and APS will be receiving "Caregiver of the Year" award on June 25th! This is all so exciting for me in hopes this may help other businesses go with TNR, and in hopes they will let me do this at other sites at APS. I will keep you all updated on date & time!

Wow..that's GREAT!!!

Katie

When you get the final date and time, I think it should be posted on the general cat lounge board. After all, even if everyone isn't involved in TNR, all cat lovers will be interested to learn more about it!
Congrats on Caregiver of the Year! I know some very active caregivers, and I am sure you had a lot of competition. Great that your special efforts are being noticed and acknowledged!

Here's the information:
Your friends can also log onto the radio station's web site at www.kxam.com to see the show, as there is a small camera in the studio that shows the radio program live.

Day/Date: Saturday, July 23, 2005

Show Time: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

Location: KXAM Radio 1310 AM

Oh my Lisa! What a fantastic opportunity for you to help get the word out! And congrats for the caregiver of the year- I can't think of a better person for that award to be given to! How are all the cats doing?

Originally Posted by hissy

Oh my Lisa! What a fantastic opportunity for you to help get the word out! And congrats for the caregiver of the year- I can't think of a better person for that award to be given to! How are all the cats doing?

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Yes, it is a wonderful opportunity! I'm nervous, but at least I don't have to face an audience. The cats are all doing fine in spite of the 115 - 120 temps here in AZ. I really feel for them this time of year.