It is going to take Oklahomans working together to meet our goal to save 90 percent of shelter dogs and cats and become a Humane State by 2025.
STOUT STUFF: The Flood Gates are Still Open
An in-depth study from the University of Oklahoma will soon paint the most comprehensive and compelling snapshot to date of out-of-state animal transport as a vital short-term strategy that helps shelters tread water when it comes to the flood of animals flowing through their doors every day.
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STOUT STUFF: Stopping the Flood
Pet overpopulation can be controlled by animal rescue organizations in Oklahoma by transporting overflow dog and cats to out-of-state shelters and by using comprehensive spay-and-neuter programs.
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STOUT STUFF: How Sports Help Youth Transition to Work Continued …
By Kay Stout, owner and career coach, Kay Stout Leadership Consulting Part II: Wresting The interesting sport I can’t figure out. Wrestlers fascinate me the […]
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STOUT STUFF: How Sports Help Youth Transition to Work
Kay Stout Leadership Consulting’s STOUT STUFF Blog offers career coaching advice and training for all ages. Sports can help youth transition to work.
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