CCHS Humane Education and Community Outreach Coordinator Amanda Sublett and Director of Fundraising and Communication Brian Papalia talk first a foremost about a kitty named Iva and a pup named Milo! Other topics include partnering with the Salvation Army and Chautauqua County Health Department, St. Patrick's and more!

A look back at 2025, A pup named Carbon visits Chautauqua Striders at JHS, Activities night, and Furever Valentine! All in the first Making Tracks podcast of 2026!

Brian Papalia and Amanda Sublett talk about the upcoming CCHS Pet Expo '25 happening at the Northwest Arena, Saturday October 18th from 12pm to 5pm. One of the core events of CCHS Pet Expo '25 is Layla's Pet Costume Parade and in this episode features an interview with Kathy Peterson-Vanhorn, Layla's Mom. We also talk about the upcoming CCHS Meowsquerade Ball coming up at Wicked Warren's in Jamestown on Saturday, October 25th! So many fun things happening to help the animals at the Chautauqua County Humane Society!

CCHS Clinic Coordinator Amanda Sublett talks about challenges the program has faced this year and what is being done to keep the program running smoothly. Jerry Williams and Chris Thies are here to talk about the upcoming Father's Day Car Show on June 15th that will benefit the animals at CCHS. And Cameron Burgess talks about his business Pawsitive Waste Solutions that will be joining as at CCHS Pet Expo '25 on October 18th at the Northwest Arena.

CCHS Making Tracks host Brian Papalia talks with Behavior Tech Kaycee Colburn who is also the owner of Kayco Gallery in Jamestown. The Gallery will be hosting an art show to celebrate the end of the 120th anniversary of CCHS in December. After that Brian chats with Animal Care team member Haley King about her experiences at CCHS and how she came to love animals.

Listen to the highlights of CCHS 120th Anniversary Celebration featuring CCHS Board President Shauna Anderson, CCHS Executive Director Jane Babinsky, and Chautauqua County Executive PJ Wendel. In the second segment CCHS Licensed Veterinary Technician talks about what the shelter can and cannot do through our spay neuter clinic according to New York State licensing and how to keep animals safe during our arctic cold snap.

Host Brian Papalia talks to CCHS LVT Molly Loomis about keeping your pet safe through the holidays, Behavior team member Kaycee Colburn about the fun holiday themed enrichment for the cats and dogs at the shelter, and Amanda Sublett from the CCHS Spay/neuter Clinic and Fundraising Committee about a whole new slate of fundraising events in 2025!

Host Brian Papalia chats with CCHS Executive Director Jane Babinsky about the future of CCHS and if she has any favorite animals so far, wraps up the conversation started in episode 1 with Animal Care and Facilities Manager Kelly Johnson, and talks all things spay/neuter with Clinic Coordinator Amanda Sublett.

Host Brian Papalia has a conversation with new CCHS Executive Director Jane Babinsky about what's happening at the shelter. After that Animal Care and Facilities Manager Kelly Johnson takes the chair to give you an inside look on the work done by her team.