What to bring: - For the safety of every cat, we require proof of up-to-date vaccinations (Feline herpes, Feline AIDs, Rabies, etc) - Please provide a carrier, food, litter, and litter box. (We have plenty of toys and cat trees!) - In case of an emergency, we will bring your cats to our nearest veterinarian (2 min drive away). We will keep in contact with you, while you make all the treatment decisions and payments. - For security reasons, the owner is not allowed to enter my home under any circumstances. I understand trust is important, so I do not mind doing a video call before boarding to show you around. - During pick up/drop-offs, we will meet outside of my home.

On the first few days, your cat will stay in our large bedroom with us until they get comfortable with their new environment. When your cat is no longer shy, we'll try introducing them to our cats! If the interactions are too hostile, we'll keep them separate, but if it goes well, you'll get plenty of pictures :). The majority of the time, they'll either keep their distance or just sniff each other. Your cats will be fed at the same time as mine (once in the morning and once in the evening) unless specified. I'll keep them fed in separate rooms to ensure that your cat gets to eat stress-free. Throughout our day, we take turns interacting and checking on all the cats with lasers, fishing rod toys, and catnip stuffed animals. If your cat is a kitten, he/she will get extra attention and stay in our office room during meetings.