Ever wondered what it would be like to use your cat as a therapy animal? Pet Partners works to improve human health and wellness through animal assisted therapy. There are thousands of registered teams, making more than 3 million visits annually. The pets visit patients in recovery, people with intellectual disabilities, seniors living with Alzheimer's, veterans with PTSD, people approaching end of life, and more. Tune in to learn how to get certified with your outgoing cat.

Does your cat have dandruff? What is worse, dander or dandruff? What causes it and how can you help your cat to have a healthy, dandruff-free coat?

Listeners often send in interesting questions, framed around their own cats' behavior. I find these fascinating and entertaining and thought it would be fun to share them with you. This episode is sort of a compilation of short stories. We read you their situation and talk about solutions and the interesting behaviors of our feline companions, including: The Wild Child, Steve, Organic cat food & Treats, and Post Trauma Behavior.

Stacy LaBaron, host of the Community Cats Podcast and I did a thing...we did a mutual podcast that will air on both channels. In it we talk about what each of us are doing in the cat world, colony cats, cats living outside and how it effects your indoor cats, how to constructively interact with outdoor cats, and much, much more.

Join me as I chat with Bob Eckstein, internationally-known cat cartoonist and author of the recently published book, The Complete Book of Cat Names (Your Cat Won't Answer To, Anyway). Bob shares with us his motivation behind drawing cat cartoons and how he started on his career path. I think you'll find this interview fascinating, funny at times, and all over the place!

It's that time again.....Molly answers questions you've sent in. Tune in, yours might be one of them! This is a good hodge-podge of of useful information.

Ever thought about volunteering at your local shelter? Molly got her start working with cats in the shelter and has a lot to share about the gratification and challenges surrounding this way of giving back. Your local shelter is struggling with capacity issues right now and volunteering is a great way to help them out and give back to your community.

When you want to bond with a cat, it's vital you have a knock-their-socks-off treat. Molly uses the Vitakraft Lick n' Lap to train cats and in shelters with highly stressed cats. She says, 98% of cats go bonkers over this treat; it's the secret ingredient to socializing even the most distressed cat. In this episode, Molly talks with Vitakraft US CMO, Miguel Gonzalez about what makes the treats so special.

We're pretty sure there are a lot more than six reasons to adopt a shelter cat! When you get a new cat or kitten, you have a lot of choices where to get them from. Molly and Dewey talk about some of the reasons to consider the shelter as the place to go.

Ever thought about what it would be like to adopt a cat who came from a hoarding situation? Molly and Dewey talk about how hoarding cats differ and what you can expect when you bring one into your home.