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EPISODE · May 19, 2014 · 47 MIN

Episode 19: Cat Rescue with Amelia Deslongchamps

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Amelia Deslongchamps was born to rescue cats! Amelia can’t remember a time when animals weren’t a part of her life. After spending time wearing suits in the corporate world she decided to pursue her passion for a career with animals. Tune in to a special episode of Animal Instinct as Celia Kutcher chats with Amelia about all things involved in cat rescue. Find out how to handle feral cats, what to do with strays, and why street cats are unsung heros. If you’ve ever wanted to welcome a cat without a home into yours – this episode is a must listen! Animal Instinct is brought to you by Brooklyn Cares Veterinary Hospital and Dental Clinic. “A feral cat is a cat that’s not socializable. Basically it reverts to its wild state where it doesn’t want contact with people.” [03:00] “Feral cats can be very helpful. You can guarantee you won’t have a lot of rats around.” [17:00] “There’s an old saying about feral cats – feeding equals breeding. If you’re going to feed regularly – get those cats fixed” [19:00] –Amelia Deslongchamps on Animal InstinctSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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