Diana L. Hurt
About Diana
Diana has spent more than 30 years working in the telecommunications industry in a highly technical career focused on communications systems and technology. Her professional background has given her extensive experience in problem-solving, organization, communication, and working with complex systems.
She holds an Associate of Science and Professional Studies Degree from Columbia State Community College and is a lifelong resident of Maury County, Tennessee. Outside of her professional career, Diana has devoted much of her time to animal welfare and helping animals in need.
Animal Welfare Work
A lifelong animal lover and pet owner, Diana became actively involved in animal welfare through fostering kittens and caring for mother cats. Over the years, she has fostered and helped prepare dozens of kittens for adoption into loving permanent homes while also working to ensure mother cats are spayed, healthy, and, when appropriate, safely returned to their environments.
Her hands-on rescue experience strengthened Diana's belief that prevention is one of the most important ways to address animal homelessness. She is particularly passionate about making affordable spay and neuter services accessible to families who might otherwise be unable to afford them.
It was this commitment to prevention and her belief in the importance of accessible spay and neuter services that led Diana to become involved with People For Animals. She continues to advocate for practical solutions that help families care for their pets while reducing unwanted litters and animal homelessness.
"I believe prevention is one of the most powerful tools we have in animal welfare. By helping families access affordable spay and neuter services, we can prevent unwanted litters, reduce animal homelessness, and make a lasting difference in our communities."