Search Search Search You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. Topic Keeping Pets in Homes Spay/Neuter Shelter Medicine Enrichment & Behavior Behavior Canine Enrichment (-) Feline Enrichment Adoption & Placement Reaching & Supporting Adopters Active FiltersFeline Enrichment Group 9 Clear All They Did It: Creating More Vertical Space for Cats To provide more enrichment for the cats in their care, this California shelter installed a new climbing wall. They Did It: Easy & Accessible Cat Enrichment Download these easy conversation guides to help with nonjudgmental animal shelter adoption counseling that uses positive, inclusive language to build trust and increase adoptions. Shelter Behavior Roundtable: Socializing Neonate & Singleton Kittens Join the ASPCA Learning Lab and colleagues from the field as they discuss tips and tricks of the trade on how your team can best support our youngest feline friends. They Did It: Enhanced Cageless Cat Housing with Local Landmark Décor The San Francisco SPCA describes how pets and people benefit from cleverly designed replicas of iconic landmarks in their shelter. How to Use Food to Socialize Kittens Food is the most important tool used in the socialization process. Here is a step-by-step guide to petting and playing with kitty as he eats. Six Ideas for Feline Enrichment Check out these seven easy and inexpensive ideas to help you make feline enrichment a part of your everyday routine. Stress Reduction & Enrichment for Shelter Cats Discover how to reduce feline stress and implement a behavioral wellness program for the cats in your care. Do Try This At Home: Cheap & Fun Enrichment Ideas for Shelters Walk away from this webinar, the final in the four-part series, with enrichment ideas you can try at your shelter. Behavior Tips for Living with Intact Dogs and Cats Share these behavior tips with foster caregivers and adopters living with intact dogs and cats when spay/neuter surgeries are temporarily unavailable. Spa Day for Kitteh Shelter Cat Enrichment Ideas Using everyday items like toothbrushes, paint rollers, outgrown children’s socks, oil pans, and T-shirts, you can pamper and comfort your felines. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page next ›