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Ep209 - Nathan Winograd

EPISODE · Aug 12, 2017 · 22 MIN

Ep209 - Nathan Winograd

from The Community Cats Podcast

Interview! Nathan Winograd, Executive Director, The No-Kill Advocacy Center, Part 2 "We had to come to the realization that just because you work at an animal shelter doesn't mean you are passionate about cats and saving their lives." In Part 2 of this two-part episode, Nathan describes the current animal welfare legislation he is working on—namely the Companion Animal Protection Act (CAPA) and how it has been implemented, in whole or in part, in various cities and counties across the U.S. He also revisits some of his tougher experiences pushing legislation in more regressive areas and shelters, and warns against the naïveté inherent in the belief that all animal shelters or humane societies are truly interested in saving animals. CAPA seeks to make that ideal a reality by transforming shelters into "temporary waystations to a better life" for cats, not euthanasia sites. To learn more about Nathan's work, you can visit nokilladvocacycenter.org or nathanwinograd.com.

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