“Saying thank you seems so meager in light of what you did for Jackson and me. I considered myself not just a loving cat person but adept at handling them. This was the first cat that I just couldn’t handle. Were it not for you Jackson would not have received the care he needed. I can’t thank you enough!!!”–Amy
“He looks pretty sweet, but when it came to moving out of our tiny Manhattan apartment into a much larger space Queens, Scooter was not happy. Jordana showed up only several hours after I called and make quick work of getting our growling, hissing, little buddy into his carrier. Definitely learned a thing or two in the process!”–Lesley
“Hi Jordana, Thank you for helping my new cat Bunny adjust to my older cat and help them get along. I didn’t think it was possible and you were the last resort. If it wasn’t for you she would have gone back to the shelter. It’s been a year now and I can’t believe how the little things you said has them cuddling together on the foot of the bed, sharing food, and playing together like they’re both kittens…never in a million years would have thought its possible! Can’t imagine my life without Bunny now…thank you again.”–Julia
“Jordana came to my apartment last Sunday and within 10 minutes had my scaredy-cat Dottie safely in her carrying case. It was fast and painless unlike when I try to catch my cats. She is gentle and effective. I will definitely use her again when I try to get Dottie’s sister to the vet.”–Denise
“My cat is a sweetheart but doesn’t like being captured, especially by me. Melissa has been catching Ariel and clipping her nails for about a year. The term ‘velvet hammer’ describes Melissa perfectly. Her soft voice and calm demeanor lure Ariel to her. Then Ariel understands who’s in charge and the job at hand is completed before Ariel can get a second meow out!”–Nancy
“Melissa has been catching my cat for many years now. Thanks to her I’m able to take my cat to the Vet. Melissa also clips her nails and gives her an insulin injection as needed. Melissa is a gem.”–Marsha
Catch Your Cat, Etc. 