Did you miss Thursday’s Inspired and Inspiring – The Rewards and Challenges of Living with Disabled Pets teleseminar with Mary Shafer and Barbara Techel? If so, you missed an inspirational hour filled with wonderful discussions about special needs pets and the amazing lessons they teach us. But not to worry! You can still listen to the interview by clicking on the link below. You can also save the recording to disk so you can listen to it on the media player of your choice by right clicking on the link, and then selecting “save target as” (for PC’s) or “save link as” (for Mac’s).
Did you miss last night’s Ask the Vetteleseminar with Dr. Fern Crist? If so, you missed a fantastic hour packed with information every cat parent should know. Dr. Crist answered questions about dental health, feline nutrition, anesthesia, and how to get your cat to loose weight. But not to worry! You can still listen to the interview by clicking on the link below. You can also save the recording to disk so you can listen to it on the media player of your choice by right clicking on the link, and then selecting “save target as” (for PC’s) or “save link as” (for Mac’s).
Thanks to everyone who joined us on the call, and for asking such great questions!
Almost Perfect – Disabled Pets and the People Who Love Them, an anthology of eleven stories of animals with special needs edited by Mary A. Shafer, is more than just a collection of heartwarming pet stories. I’ve always believed that animals come into our lives to teach us, and the lessons from these wonderful animals with often seemingly insurmountable challenges and their compassionate human caretakers are truly inspirational. You will learn about courage from a blind Huskie mix who trades the horrible life of a puppy mill for living on a farm. You will be inspired by the grace with which a paralyzed tuxedo cat finds moments of joy each and every day. You will be amazed by a Labrador-Doberman mix with a devastating muscle wasting disease who gives new meaning to the term “roll with the punches.”
These wonderful stories will remain with you long after you’ve read them. They will delight and inspire you. You will laugh, and you will cry, and you will get a better understanding of why caring for a disabled pet can be immensely rewarding.
The Conscious Cat is delighted to present a teleseminar titled Inspired and Inspiring – The Rewards and Challenges of Living with Disabled Pets. On Tuesday, May 11 at 8pm Eastern, Mary Shafer will join Barbara Techel, the author of Frankie the Walk ‘n Roll Dog and Frankie the Walk ‘n Roll Therapy Dog Visits Libby’s House to share how their disabled pets have enriched their lives in ways they never could have imagined. You will get an opportunity to ask questions or share your own stories. The seminars are free, but long distance phone charges may apply. To participate in the conference, simply dial 1-712-432-3100. When prompted, enter conference code 674470.
Mary and Barbara are offering autographed copies of their books to one lucky winner each. If you’d like to be entered into the drawing for the books, you will need to register for the seminar here.
FTC full disclosure: this book was sent to me by the publisher.
Did you miss last night’s Meet the Author teleseminar with Clea Simon? You can still listen to the interview by clicking on the link below. You can also save the recording to disk so you can listen to it on the media player of your choice by right clicking on the link, and then selecting “save target as” (for PC’s) or “save link as” (for Mac’s).
Thanks to everyone who joined us on the call, and for asking such great questions!
Please join us for the first in our free teleseminar series on
Tuesday, March 30, at 8pm Eastern Daylight Time
In our first Meet the Author seminar, you’ll meet Clea Simon, author of several cat themed mysteries, including the brand new Dulcie Schwartz mysteries as well as the Theda Krakow mysteries. Clea is also the author of The Feline Mystique: On the Mysterious Connection Between Women and Cats, and several other non-fiction books. Clea will talk about her latest release, Grey Matters, her fictional and her real cats, and more. She’ll also answer questions from listeners. If you’ve always wanted to ask a mystery writer about her work, here’s your opportunity!
The seminars are free, but long distance phone charges may apply. Registration is not required. To participate in the conference, simply dial 1-712-432-3100. When prompted, enter conference code 674470.
Upcoming Seminars
April 22 – Ask The Vet
May 11 – The Rewards and Challenges of Living With Disabled Pets
June – date TBD – Feline Nutrition
If there are topics you’d like to see features in future seminars, please leave your suggestions in a comment.
Amber and I are excited to announce The Conscious Cat Teleseminar Series!
Join us for monthly teleseminars on a variety of topics! You’ll be able to learn more about your favorite cat writers and get a chance to ask them questions. You’ll learn about cat health, cat nutrition, how to keep your cat’s environment safe and toxin-free, and how to care for a sick cat. We’ll offer help in coping with pet loss and the devastating grief that follows. We’ll be adding more topics, and we’d love to hear your suggestions for topics you’d like to see covered.
Our first Teleseminar will take place on Tuesday, March 30 at 8pm Eastern. We’ll be talking with Clea Simon, author of several cat themed mysteries, including the brand new Dulcie Schwartz mysteries as well as the Theda Krakow mysteries. Clea is also the author of The Feline Mystique: On the Mysterious Connection Between Women and Cats, and several other non-fiction books. Clea will talk about her latest release, Grey Matters, her fictional and her real cats, and more. She’ll also answer questions from listeners. If you’ve always wanted to ask a mystery writer about her work, here’s your opportunity!
On Thursday, April 22 at 8pm Eastern, we’ll have our first Ask the Cat Vet Teleseminar with Dr. Fern Crist. You already know Dr. Crist from the pages of Buckley’s Story and from some of Amber’s Mewsings – this will be your chance to get to know her better and get your cat health questions answered. Dr. Crist has ben practicing veterinary medicine since 1982, and has been working exclusively with cats since 1993. She served on the board of the American Association of Feline Practitioners. Dr. Crist is married with five children, two of which are not fuzzy.
The seminars are free, but long distance phone charges may apply. To participate in the conference, dial 1-712-432-3100. When prompted, enter conference code 674470.
We’re looking forward to having you join us for the seminars! If you have suggestions for future topics, please leave them in a comment.
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