Help for Rescuers
My favorite population of cats to work with are the fearful ones. In my many years of working with cats, I have come to learn that many caregivers are unsure of how to work with fearful or aggressive felines, and as a result, it takes much longer to get them adopted. Sometimes their needs are never properly identified and met, resulting in a cat that hides much of the time, may resort to aggressive behaviors, or could be deemed as unadoptable. ​These are the types of cats I want to help most. And it all starts with the caregivers.
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If you are a rescue organization, foster, trapper, or other type of caregiver of unowned cats, please reach out to me if you are seeking behavioral help. I will always help when I can, and I will work on a sliding scale for those who are not able to afford my normal rates. Please reach out and let's have a conversation.
​Topics I may be able to help you with include:​
Troubleshooting fear-based behaviors
Working with aggressive behaviors
Travel/carrier transportation
Litter box avoidance
Deciding whether a cat is adoptable
Foster room setup
Navigating support from a rescue/shelter
Training and support for foster parents
Please note that I do not typically take on inter-cat aggression or cat-cat introduction cases, but please feel free to contact me to discuss. I do not work on cases with dogs, unless it is a very mild issue.
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When you are ready to connect with me about help, please fill out the contact form at the bottom of the webpage.
Talk to you soon!
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