our mission

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 wanted to know more about them. Currently, a feline behavior specialist at the charity International Cat Care, Sarah has worn many hats. I interviewed her recently by email about three of them: researcher, writer, and educator.  ALLISON: Let’s start with your first childhood memory of a cat. SARAH: I had a cabin bed as a child which had lots of …

Contributed by BusyBee Cleaning Service Over 40 million homes count pets among their occupants, which means there are many people cleaning up after their animals. Pet accidents, vomit, and everyday occurrences like hairballs and shed fur make things challenging for pet owners. If you can relate to this, follow these tips when cleaning your home and things will be much simpler and more harmonious. Potty training is one of the best things pet owners can do to make their lives easier. It should take place within the first 90 days and if successful, should prevent indoor accidents. If small pets …

Meet Ozzie and Lantern. They were attendees at Lincoln’s first Kitten Kindergarten, which I offered last January through early February. Four-month-old Ozzie is a foster fail that the Babkas have cared for since she was one day old. According to …