SAFE Haven for Cats to Present Feline Fundamentals Seminar Sept. 13 for Cat Owners and Pet Care Professionals Delivered by Anima
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SAFE Haven for Cats is presenting a one-evening seminar focusing on revealing the clues to cats’ communication, behavior and body language. The class, presented by professional Animal Behaviorist Alana Stevenson, is designed for cat owners, those thinking of adopting a cat and for pet care professionals.
Stevenson is a professional dog and cat behaviorist, humane dog trainer and small animal massage therapist. She holds an undergraduate degree in biology and a master of science in biology with a focus in education, and since 2002 she has been teaching clients how to humanely teach their animals and remedy behavioral problems.
In the upcoming SAFE Haven seminar, Stevenson will present information about the fundamentals of feline behavior and insights including:
- Simple verbal and nonverbal communication techniques
- Understanding how to prevent normal behaviors from becoming potential problems
- Feline body language
The seminar is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 13 from 6-8 p.m. at SAFE Haven for Cats, 8431-137 Garvey Drive, Raleigh.
Registration is $10 online at safehavenforcats.org (click on donate and please put behavior seminar in the comment box).
About SAFE Haven for Cats and SAFE Care Feline Spay/Neuter Clinic
SAFE Haven is the Triangle’s authentic no-kill feline shelter. The mission is to rescue 500 abandoned, neglected and abused cats every year and adopt them into enduring homes. The SAFE Care Clinic sterilizes 1,500 cats yearly, providing low-cost services for stray, feral and owned cats in the Triangle.
All cats and kittens at SAFE Haven receive the following prior to adoption: Sterilization, a Rabies vaccine, Distemper vaccines, testing for Feline Leukemia/FIV, treatment for fleas, intestinal parasites and ear mites, a thorough examination by a veterinarian, and a microchip including registration with a national registry (AKC). To learn more, visit www.safehavenforcats.org or call (919) 872-1128.