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A behind the scenes look into the day to day of one of the largest animal shelters in the country. Palm Valley Animal Center (PVAC) is one of the busiest and most under-resourced shelters in the nation. It’s also home to the most dedicated lifesaving team around. We serve pets and people across eight communities and take in as many as 100 new animals in a given day. Even with a limited budget, we saved 5,000 more animals in 2018 than the previous year. And we need your help to continue that trend. Let’s get our community to no-kill, together.
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In this episode we speak to Sarah Kowalski, Community Cat Program Coordinator for Palm Valley Animal Society.
In this episode we speak to Waylon Magallan, the newest supervisor to the PVAC team. Waylon oversees they cat team and in his short time in the position he’s already implemented a few really cool life-saving policies.
This episode is all about Melissa. Melissa has such a tough job at PVAC but you’d never know it by looking at her. She’s always smiling, positive, and focused on whatever life-saving opportunity awaits.
In this episode we talk to Stephanie and Yobeli about all things adoption. We also hit on transparency and breaking through barriers.
In this episode we sit down with Selina and Yessy. Two amazing members of the PVAC Rescue Team.
In this episode we speak to foster care coordinators Lili and Chelsea.
In episode 1 we talk to Shelter Manager, Luis Quintanilla.
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