Susan Richmond, Executive Director of Neighborhood Cats, refilling a T-N-R feeding station inside the Lahaina burn zone. Our Cat Person of the Month for November is TNR Pioneer Susan Richmond. Neighborhood Cats’ mission is simple: its goal is to improve the lives of cats living outdoors, wherever they may be, and to support the […]
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Today we are pleased to speak with our Cat Person of the Month, award-winning author Robert J. Smith. Robert is the talented creator of the whodunit series Petectives, featuring the wise-cracking, mystery-solving cats Yoshi and Gatsby. In Book 1, the felines must face down a gang of criminal pit bulls and the neighborhood dog
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Most of us know Animal Control Officers (sometimes called Animal Field Services Officers) as the people to call when we find a pet in danger. But Animal Control Officers take on many roles when looking out for the welfare of animals in our communities. Meet Jerrica Owen, Executive Director of the US National Animal Care
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Louise Holton is Founder and President of Alley Cat Rescue, an international nonprofit organization dedicated to the welfare of cats—whether they be domestic, stray, abandoned, feral, or small wildcat species. Alley Cat Rescue works to help people and governments manage feral cat populations through humane, nonlethal Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) methods. The Alley Cat Rescue webpage
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Today we are pleased to speak with our Cat Person of the Month for January, Debbie De Louise. Debbie is an award-winning author and, until her recent retirement, a reference librarian at a public library in New York. She is a member of International Thriller Writers, Sisters-in-Crime, and the Cat Writers’ Association. She has a BA
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Trap-Neuter-Return, or “TNR,” is the humane way to care for and reduce the number of homeless cats in our communities. TNR programs safely trap cats, have them spayed/neutered and vaccinated, then return the cats to their community, often where a caretaker makes sure they are fed. Meet Sterling Davis, the TrapKing. Sterling is a former
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