Hawaiian Humane Society President and CEO Anna Neubauer shares how island life shapes animal welfare, why proactive programs and partnerships matter, and how listening can help leaders build stronger teams and better services.
Midland Animal Services Manager Alexsey Dobberstine shares her journey into animal welfare, the importance of team culture, and why collaboration, confidence, and less judgment can help improve the lives of animals and people.
After 17 years in animal control, Josh Klumpe became Executive Director of the Humane Society for Greater Lafayette. He shares how transparency, accessible programs, and strong partnerships are shaping a new approach to animal welfare.
After 20 years in animal welfare, Midcoast Humane Executive Director Jess Townsend has learned that sustainable change takes patience, perspective, and a willingness to address the human challenges behind the animals entering shelters.
Daniel Roselle shares how the Humane Society of Ventura County is evolving beyond traditional sheltering through accessible veterinary care, innovative programs, and a broader vision for what an animal welfare organization can provide to its community.
Melissa Shupak shares how Toronto Humane Society is transforming animal welfare by shifting from a reactive shelter model to a proactive community support system that helps families stay together with their pets.
Ashley Armstrong shares how We Care Animal Rescue transformed from a cat sanctuary into a thriving adoption and community resource center, proving that the future of animal welfare is rooted in prevention, innovation, and supporting families before they face the difficult decision to surrender a pet.
