Emi Scott, Smyth Animal Rescue’s executive director, encourages people to not just say that somebody should do something, but be someone who does something.
Stephanie Porter-Nichols,
Smyth County News & Messenger
Earlier this spring, EMi Scott won the Virginia Federation of Humane Societies’ Bravo Award, which honors “an individual who has demonstrated a commitment to promoting animal welfare, who has been instrumental in making an impact within an animal welfare organization, and who is a reflection of the values of the Virginia Federation of Humane Societies.”
Stephanie Porter-Nichols/Smyth County News & Messenger
Emi Scott describes her work as frequently chaotic. She suspects she puts in 70 to 80 hours a week, and she regularly takes her work home. Still, she’s quite happy.
Last year, Smyth Animal Rescue saved 957 dogs and cats.
Emi Scott, Smyth Animal Rescue’s executive director, encourages people to not just say that somebody should do something, but be someone who does something.
Earlier this spring, EMi Scott won the Virginia Federation of Humane Societies’ Bravo Award, which honors “an individual who has demonstrated a commitment to promoting animal welfare, who has been instrumental in making an impact within an animal welfare organization, and who is a reflection of the values of the Virginia Federation of Humane Societies.”
Stephanie Porter-Nichols/Smyth County News & Messenger