Jill Rappaport

Jill Rappaport (born September 27, 1964) is an award-winning American journalist, animal advocate, and author. She reports for The Today Show and NBC Nightly News and NBC affiliates. She is the animal welfare correspondent for NBC News.[1] She also contributes to the Puppy Bowl.

Jill Rappaport
Born	(1964-09-27) September 27, 1964 Jericho, New York
Occupation	Animal advocate, journalist, author
Family	married

Bibliography

People We Know, Horses They Love, 2004
Mazel Tov, 2007
500 Cats, 2009
Jack & Jill: A Miracle Tail to Tell, 2009

References

"About TODAY correspondent Jill Rappaport". Retrieved 13 September 2013.

External links

Jill Rappaport on IMDb

NBC News personnel
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Weekend Today	Peter Alexander (Saturday co-anchor) Kristen Welker (Saturday co-anchor) Willie Geist (Sunday anchor) Dylan Dreyer (weather anchor)
Early Today	Frances Rivera (co-anchor) Phillip Mena (co-anchor) Bill Karins (weather)
Meet the Press	Chuck Todd (moderator) Andrea Mitchell (substitute moderator)
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Special correspondents/ anchors	Tom Brokaw Maria Shriver Brian Williams (MSNBC breaking news anchor; NBC News fill-in breaking news anchor)
Correspondents	Miguel Almaguer (Universal City) Peter Alexander (White House) Ron Allen Ellison Barber Jean Chatzky (financial editor) Andrea Canning Tom Costello (Washington, D.C.) Dylan Dreyer (weather) Madelyn Fernstrom (diet and health editor) Joe Fryer (Universal City) Joelle Garguilo Stephanie Gosk Gabe Gutierrez Kasie Hunt (Capitol Hill) Chris Jansing (MSNBC Senior National correspondent) Jinah Kim (business and technology correspondent) Tammy Leitner Craig Melvin Ron Mott Kelly O'Donnell (White House) Kathy Park Morgan Radford Kerry Sanders (Miami) Harry Smith Kate Snow Jacob Soboroff Katy Tur (New York) Kristen Welker (White House correspondent)
Foreign correspondents	Richard Engel (chief foreign correspondent) Bill Neely (chief global correspondent) Keir Simmons (senior foreign correspondent) Kelly Cobiella (London)
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