Facilitated by a professional grief counselor from Hospice by the Bay, this free virtual meeting will allow you to connect with others who have experienced the loss of a loved animal. The grief we experience when we lose an animal companion is unique, so come share your grief and learn skills to help you on your journey toward healing.

Interested parties should call Mimi DeGennaro, LCSW, at 415.444.9205. She will review expectations and accept registrations. A direct Zoom link will be emailed to those who are enrolled.

Registration deadline for this March 1 meeting is Wednesday, February 24.

Learn practical tips for building a positive relationship with your resident feline(s) and how to provide for the 5 basic needs of all cats. We’ll talk about how to prevent litter box problems and destructive scratching, and how to play with your cat. Plus, we’ll share our favorite food, litter and toy products. Perfect for new and seasoned cat guardians alike!

This is an online ZOOM class.

Cost $15

Taught by Beth Weil

Register now!

Does your kitty sometimes think outside of the box?  Most litter box issues are readily solvable. This workshop addresses specific cat litter box issues and how to resolve them. The vast array of litter and litter box choices and what cats prefer are discussed.  Let’s set your kitty up for success!

This is an online ZOOM class.

Cost $10

Taught by Beth Weil

Register now!

Are you a cat lover wanting to foster? We are in need of foster homes in or near Marin who will transform our scared and unsure felines into confident and socialized adoption animals. This free workshop will show you techniques to help socialize shy kittens and cats.  Watching a scared/nervous kitten or cat blossom is extremely gratifying and rewarding. If your home is quiet and your family is patient, you might be the perfect fit to help these felines come out of their shell.

Marin Humane provides all of the supplies and behavior assistance you’ll need.

This is a FREE Zoom workshop. We’ll send you the link once you register here.

Taught by Beth Weil.

Many people believe that cats can’t be trained, but they CAN be! We’ll teach you how to communicate with your cat and provide mental stimulation using positive reinforcement techniques to train away unwanted behaviors. This is a really great way to bond, or enhance your bond, with your cat.

This is an online ZOOM class.

Cost $20

Taught by Beth Weil

Register now!

Facilitated by a professional grief counselor from Hospice by the Bay, this free virtual meeting will allow you to connect with others who have experienced the loss of a loved animal. The grief we experience when we lose an animal companion is unique, so come share your grief and learn skills to help you on your journey toward healing.

Interested parties should call Mimi DeGennaro, LCSW, at 415.444.9205. She will review expectations and accept registrations. A direct Zoom link will be emailed to those who are enrolled.

Registration deadline for the April 5 meeting is Wednesday, March 31.

Bored kitty at home?

Cats need what scientists call “enrichment” to be truly happy. Boredom is stressful for cats and can lead to health and behavior problems. Does your kitty try to get your attention by doing naughty things? Learn simple, inexpensive ways to significantly enrich the life of your feline companion.

This is an online ZOOM class.

Cost $15

Taught by Beth Weil

Register now!

You’re invited to a free, special seminar on the link between domestic violence and animal abuse and what we can do to prevent it.

Join Center for Domestic Peace and Marin Humane to build community around this critical topic. We’ll take a deeper dive into the research, explore ways to identify abuse, and provide practical steps to take to help people and animals in need. April is dedicated to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

National expert Dr. Phil Arkow, the coordinator of the National Link Coalition – the National Resource Center on the The Link between Animal Abuse and Human Violence, will be the speaker at this important event. You will also learn about resources both Marin Humane and Center for Domestic Peace offer to people and pets in our community.

This free seminar is designed for professionals in the fields of law enforcement, veterinary medicine, animal welfare, and human services, yet all interested are welcome.

Register now!

Cats are probably the most misunderstood of all domestic animals. Would you like to better understand what your cat is saying and how your body language affects your communication with your feline friends? You’ll get new insights into cat behavior by learning to see your cat’s subtle signs.

This is an online Zoom class

Taught by Beth Weil

Cost $20

Register now!