Space Cat Academy has launched a Trick of the Month Club subscription program for five dollars a month. Instructor Tori Peterson describes it as, “Your exclusive pass to behind-the-scenes training, two levels of tricks for the month, and a community … Continue reading Trick of the Month Cat Class
The past two days I have been posting about the Sadie Dog Fund. In 2007, Pam Hoffman wrote a book about her special needs cocker spaniel. With the proceeds from her Sadie Dog picture book, Hoffman created The Sadie Dog Fund, a non-profit organization that helps to save the lives of dogs by offering financial assistance for mobility solutions, therapies, or surgeries that are too costly for pet parents. Today it’s my pleasure to present an interview with her, in which she shares a little more about her personal life as well as talks about animal welfare. PERSONAL BACKGROUND ALLISON: … Continue reading Interview with Pam Hoffman
Sometimes when you follow your heart, you land a job that allows you to use your skills to pursue your passions. Alana Grelyak had been volunteering with the Tree House Humane Society since 2005. Knowing that she’d love to work … Continue reading Marketing Cats for A Cat Shelter
Today Lincoln Pet Culture is honored to bring a special interview to its readers. My therapy cat Rainy sat down to do an online interview with Basil, who started training to be an adventure cat before he was one. He … Continue reading An Adventure Cat Named Basil
“When a puppy named Jack entered my life,” said Kristi Jones, “my curiosity in dog training was piqued.” Her curiosity eventually led her to work with dogs in shelters, rescues, and a training facility. Eventually, out of a desire to … Continue reading Interview with Kristi Jones, A Dog Behavior Consultant
Lincoln Pet Culture’s series of interviews with therapy cats resumes this week! My therapy cat Rainy sat down to do an online interview with Jenny. She is registered with Therapeutic Paws of Canada (www.tpoc.ca ) and visits once a week … Continue reading A Therapy Cat Named Jenny
Lincoln Pet Culture’s series of interviews with therapy cats resumes this week! My therapy cat Rainy sat down to do an online interview with Millie. She is certified through Love on a Leash and spreads sunshine to seniors and children … Continue reading A Therapy Cat Named Millie
While studying for a Post Graduate Diploma in Companion Animal Behavior Counselling, Sarah Ellis, discovered that she loved learning about cats. At the same time, she realized that there were so many questions about this “wonderful species” and that she … Continue reading Interview with Feline Behavior Specialist, Dr. Sarah Ellis
In the late 2000’s, Kathy Humann and her husband heard about a mother cat in Walnut (a small town with a population of less than 900) with five kittens and foraging garbage for food. Kathy discovered that the cat family … Continue reading Western Iowa’s Feral and Homeless Cat Program
In April 2019, Hindy Pearson and Talli Ben Atar co-founded Animal Rescue Israel (formerly Street Cats of Jerusalem) to reduce the estimated 100,000-200,000 in stray cats in Jerusalem through a Trap-Neuter-Release program. Hindy’s first encounter with stray cats happened at … Continue reading Update on Animal Rescue Israel
In 2003, Dan Spehar and his wife started feeding four kittens that appeared at their house. Although they had intermittently fed single stray cats previously, they had never encountered a group of cats coming around together. Dan and his wife … Continue reading How One Cat Colony Led to the Together Initiative for Ohio’s Community Cats
Shari Bitney grew up around dogs and cats, but when she was almost 40 she came across her “heart dog”. This dog helped her “understand how important animals are to humans and how they can make us better people if … Continue reading Shari Bitney, Finding Her Niche with Nebraska No Kill Canine Rescue
