Tag Archives: swat

Tessa’s Time To Shine

Posted on July 21, 2009 by admin

By Daniel Quagliozzi New cats enter the shelter everyday and everyone of them has a story to tell. Every now and again, a unique case like Tessa captures the interest of the Cat Behavior Team, both as a challenge and … Continue reading →

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When Cat Meets Dog….The road ahead can be rocky

Posted on May 11, 2009 by admin

By Daniel Quagliozzi In all my years of working with cats in a shelter environment, perhaps the most popular question asked is; “Can you help me find a cat that will get along with my dog?” As simple as this … Continue reading →

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From Fear to Friendship: Working with undersocialized kittens

Posted on April 27, 2009 by admin

By Jamey Walker Every year at about this time the SF SPCA starts to take in under-socialized kittens to try and rehabilitate them. These kittens are the product of Mama cats that are either feral or have had their babies … Continue reading →

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Give Your Cat An Over-Stimulus Plan

Posted on April 6, 2009 by admin

By Daniel Quagliozzi Just like people, cats are unique is so many ways, especially when it comes to petting and playing. Of all the activities a human can provide for a cat, they seem to love these two activities the … Continue reading →

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