Did you know that a group of Unicorns is called a Blessing? Well, it's Kitten Season and mom cats and their tiny kittens are still popping up in all parts of our country - and in some places, the kitten season never stops! We all know how blessed we are to take care of these [...]
THIS WEBINAR HAS BEEN POSTPONED--STAY TUNED FOR NEW DATE: We sincerely apologize...we will be postponing our Special Cases Part II webinar originally slated for tomorrow, Wednesday September 19th due to Hurricane Florence. It has hit Susan Spaulding's (our presenter) home state of North Carolina with a vengeance and she has her hands full with additional [...]
We're looking forward to exhibiting at the American Association of Feline Practioners Conference. Please stop by our booth and learn about our life-saving programs! Visit the AAFP website for conference and registration information.
We're excited and honored to be selected as a speaker for this year's Wild West Veterinary Conference in Reno, NV, October 3-7! We'll be presenting the following 4 sessions in the Veterinary Technician Track: Kitten Confident: Be the In-house Q&A Expert, Navigating a Kitten’s Developmental Journey, Fading Kitten Syndrome in Black, White and Gray, and [...]
We're so excited to be presenting at the 15th Annual Great Lakes Animal Welfare Conference presented by the Michigan Humane Society! This two-day conference is the region’s largest annual animal welfare training and networking event. Our presentation topics will be High Quality, Cost Effective Kitten Care and Building a Kitten Nursery: How small rescues and [...]
We're happy to be presenting this full-day workshop for those who work or volunteer in the animal rescue field, veterinary field, those who foster kittens, as well as those who provide care for young and/or sick cats and kittens! The workshop is hosted by the Iowa City Animal Care and Adoption Center, and is sponsored [...]
We're delighted to be presenting two workshops at the Carolinas UNITE Conference in November. Our subjects will be Neonatal Kittens in Shelters and Improving Foster Opportunities for Neonatal Kittens. To learn more and for registration information, check out the Carolinas UNITE Conference website here.
National Kitten Coalition's Marnie Russ will be featured at the Whiskers and Wine event sponsored by the Loudoun County Community Cat Coalition. Marnie is presenting two sessions of fun information and cute pictures about how fostering has a direct impact on saving kittens' lives. Marnie is also Coordinator of Animal Welfare League of Arlington's Kitten [...]
We’re pleased to be partnering with the Humane Society of Shenandoah County to offer this free, full day workshop in Strasburg, Virginia. Foster program coordinators and foster parents, this one’s for YOU! Whether you’re just getting started or taking fostering up to the next level, you’ll learn valuable, life-saving information and best practices for caring [...]
Did you make a New Year's Resolution to foster kittens? Are you thinking of fostering kittens, but don't know where to start? Join us for our Preparing to Care for Bottle-Baby Kittens Webinar presented by Susan Spaulding, aka 'Kitten Mom'. On Thursday, February 13th you'll learn everything you need to know to prepare your heart [...]
Topics of discussion will include, proper care and feeding of neonates, how to assess a kitten’s condition and recognizing early signs of illness, common concerns about singles and integrating different litters, sanitation, supplies and much more! We appreciate Prince William County Police Department Animal Control Bureau's hosting the workshop. Please RSVP to Bbegley@pwcgov.org or call 703-792-5168 [...]
Kitten Season is almost here! We want you to feel confident in caring for these little ones, including how to bottle-feed. We will discuss how to determine if a kitten is truly orphaned, living environment set-up, basic husbandry, isolation protocols and more! To register for this free webinar, visit https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1646779643468984833?source=2.28.19+Website+Link
