Animal Welfare Professionals

Hi All;

    Rachel Geller believes that we can significantly reduce cat intake to shelters by becoming feline behavior community experts.  I don't know about all of you, but people ask me quesitons about cats and cat behavior all of the time.  When I did email and answered the phones at MRFRS years ago, I would say 20% of the calls were really ticked of people who were mad at their cats...  Do you experience this? 

     Rachel is presenting Reducing Surrenders with Feline Behavior Support on Wednesday March 25th at 2pm Eastern Time.  This 90 minute program with the option to get certified will help your front line team to be able to enable owners to better assist these cats and their families.    #ThankstoMaddie we have about 10 scholarships still available.  Please go to this link and fill out the form to join us on Wednesday.  This session is also recorded and you have access to it for a year's time. 

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Stacy LeBaron
Head Cat
The Community Cats Podcast
Warren VT
978-239-2090
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HI Stacy!

I absolutely agree. I proposed here at my shelter that we begin a series of community classes targeting cat behavior specifically. We're starting with common issues like litterbox avoidance, counter jumping, biting, eta but if people like it we will add other topics like how to introduce your cat to your new baby. I think that if people have somewhere to go or call for help, we can reduce cat intake by a significant amount!

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ADRIANA DELGADO
Animal Care Coordinator
Palm Beach County Animal care and Control
FL
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