Behavior Support

We want all our placements to be successful but cannot predict behaviors in the home. However, we have proactive measures in place and will offer our support if behaviors arise.

Scratching

Scratching is a natural, healthy feline behavior for claw maintenance and stretching. Provide tall, sturdy scratching posts near furniture.

📄 "Paws Need Claws" Guide (PDF) ↗

Litter Box

Litter box issues are often solvable through cleanliness, box placement, or ruling out medical concerns.

📄 Litter Box Solutions (PDF) ↗

Carrier Training

Getting your cat accustomed to the use of a carrier so that it is a positive association and makes vet visits less stressful for them.

📄 Carrier Training Guide (PDF) ↗

Fear & Hiding

Hiding in a new environment is normal. Contact us for support — we're here to help you navigate decompression.

📄 FAS (Fear, Anxiety & Stress) Guide (PDF) ↗

Keep Cats Indoors

Keeping cats indoors keeps them safe from Alaska winter elements and predators. Satisfy curiosity with catios, secure strollers, and harness and leash training.

📄 Harness & Leash Training Guide (PDF) ↗

Enrichment

Enrichment directly impacts the cat’s well-being. Tools such as interactive play, puzzle feeders, and window perches promote a happy life.

📄 Feline Enrichment Guide (PDF) ↗

New Home Adjustment

Adjustment takes time. Maintain routine, give them space, and provide enrichment. It is important to go at their pace. Patience pays off.

📄 Set Up for Success Guide (PDF) ↗

When to See a Vet

Sudden behavioral changes can indicate health or pain issues. Always consult a veterinarian to rule out medical concerns first.

Need Personalized Support?

Our care team is always here to offer support and help problem solve any behavioral questions.

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