Well, I was down on my last dollar, then I started saving, because the bank said fiscal restraint is what you're craving.

So I put my earnings in a high yield account, let the savings compound and the interest mount.

I'm optimizing cash flow, putting debt in check now.

Time is my friend and now a pain in the neck.

And we've got a little cash to rebuild the old deck.

Boring money moves make kind of lame songs, but they sound pretty sweet to your wallet.

PNC Bank, brilliantly boring since 1865.

Hello, I'm Lale Aricoglu, and this is Women Who Travel, a podcast from Condonass Traveler.

Today's show is a little out of the box for us, which I'm quite excited about.

It's about people, but people caring for cats around the world and the cats bossing us around.

Loving cats felt like a secret handshake that gave me access to the world.

A huge goal for me also was just to highlight the amazing compassion that exists everywhere.

There's not a corner of the world where you cannot find somebody doing

some kind of amazing, compassionate, courageous act to help animals. I'm talking to New York Times

bestseller author and Animal Rescue expert Hannah Shaw. My history with cats really started about

15 years ago. I was an animal lover, but I didn't know

anything about cats and kittens. And I was living in Philadelphia. I was sitting on a park

bench and I looked up into this tree and saw a little kitten looking down at me. And I ended up

climbing this tree and bringing her back down

and kind of going, oh gosh, what have I gotten myself into here? I got really involved in

kitten rescue in the U.S. We have some really unique challenges with the zero to eight week

old population for kittens here. So I sort of ended up dedicating my life to problem solving

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