Leader in animal protection joins Sammy’s Hope Board of Administrators

In a tough time for homeless pets and individuals alike, the Sammy’s Hope Animal Welfare & Adoption Heart in Sayreville announced that veteran animal welfare advocate Kathleen Schatzman has been elected to the center’s Board of Directors.

Schatzman, presently Senior Legislative Affairs manager with the San Francisco-primarily based Animal Lawful Defense Fund (ALDF), has been a chief in animal security with more than 15 decades of government affairs and general public policy experience, according to details delivered by Sammy’s Hope. She has managed many animal defense initiatives, operating in cross-purposeful roles, producing modern methods to meet campaign goals and triumph over worries.

In advance of joining ALDF, Schatzman worked as New Jersey’s senior condition director for the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), and also served as a board member for the New Jersey Animal Welfare Federation, board member for Folks For Animals, and chair of the New Jersey-dependent Shielding Animal Welfare PAC.

“We’re very fortuitous to have this kind of an expert and successful advocate sign up for our board. Kathleen is effectively known across New Jersey as a tireless champion for homeless and abused animals, and for her endeavours to improve animal defense guidelines on each degree. We look ahead to her advice and perception as we pursue our loving and caring mission,” David Gaier, Sammy’s Hope’s director of Media Relations, explained in the assertion.

Sammy’s Hope Animal Welfare & Adoption Heart is a Sayreville non-earnings, all-volunteer firm whose mission is to treatment for homeless animals, socialize them, and supply for their health-related desires whilst acquiring them loving, forever properties. Follow on Fb or check out www.sammyshope.org.