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There are some outstanding executive directors at small to mid-sized animal organizations who are reaching their goals and making a difference for the animals in their community. But being Top Dog isn't easy. In this section the fun and the drudgery, the bulls-eyes and misfires are chronicled in essays by: Nathan Winograd, Executive Director, Tompkins County SPCA Brenda Barnette, Executive Director, Pets in Need Richard Glessner, Executive Director, Quad City Animal Welfare Center |
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