Highlights

We're sticklers about keeping current with the times. Researching a variety of topics is a daily activity, and science and Mother Nature are our guides. We want to keep our cats and kittens healthy and happy and give them the best lives we can possibly give them.

We cover some hot topics, along with our views, experience and research which have helped us make the decisions we've made.

All Breeders Are Bad

Many people deeply believe this, and it is especially prevalent in the 'rescue' sector. While it's completely understandable in that arena because people in that field usually see the worst of the worst. The thing to understand is that there are many different types of 'breeders', from the most insidious puppy/kitty mills to the Backyard Breeders to what is considered the gold standard, the animal show world and champions.

Our Belief

Let's face it, the desire for a companion animal or pet will never go away (as much as PETA would like to see that happen). In the best light, pets are good for the heart and soul; in the worst light, they are utter heartbreak.

We believe that the more physically healthy and psychologically sound animals we have available as companions, the less we will need to 'rescue' them.

A New View

I've been on many sides of the fence.

I've rescued, adopted, and bred animals.

I've also been a credentialed animal behaviour specialist for over ten years and have studied nutrition since the early 1970s.

I understand that there is so much more to the issue than just black and white.

After spending a lifetime studying everything imaginable about animals and our social systems, I believe it's well overdue to leave the Dogma House and let go of some deeply held beliefs.

Purebred breeders are NOT always the best; thousands of purebred animals are in puppy and kitty mills worldwide, and --- there is absolutely nothing wrong with a cat or dog without a pedigree behind its name.

Make Some Changes!

It's time to hold the human race accountable for it's choices and actions.

It's not ok to let your intact pet out to roam freely and it's not ok to get a pet without doing your research and due diligence.

They are all sentient beings with emotions and feelings, and they are not ours to acquire and discard on a whim.