Mieshelle
J. Nagelschneider
Vet Referred Behaviorist and
Feline Friend
Exciting
News!! Mieshelle has just recently signed contracts with
producers seeking to create
a companion
show to "The Dog Whisperer"!
It's exciting to think the most popular pet in America (the
cat!) will finally have a show on T.V. to better educate owners
on the cat and its behaviors.
Mieshelle's expert
advice has been used in
Cat Fancy Magazine,
This Wild Life, Pet Magazine,
The Divine
Cat, and
The Daily Cat.
Mieshelle's study of animal behavior was at
Harvard University.
Mieshelle Nagelschneider is a nationally known
veterinarian-referred feline behaviorist who has consulted with
cat owners across the United States to solve their cat's
behavior problems. In addition to nearly five years working with
veterinarians, and 18 years working professionally with cats
ranging from domestic cats to large exotics of the tiger family,
Mieshelle is also one of the referred Feline Behavior
Consultants for the Cat Adoption Team of Oregon, a 140-cat
no-kill shelter in Tualatin, Oregon as well as on The Oregon
Humane Society's Resource Page for Animal Behaviorists. Her in-depth knowledge and
understanding of the cat psyche has helped her to better educate
the cat owner and, most importantly, to help your cat!
In addition to donating her time and services to cat owners who
find her through THE CAT ADOPTION TEAM and THE OREGON
HUMANE SOCIETY (where she has also volunteered with her dog
"Annabelle" in the Animal Assisted Therapy Program)
Mieshelle is a medically trained and experienced veterinary
assistant. Mieshelle was also nominated Pet Sitter of the Year 2003 (Pet
Sitters International).
Mieshelle is also a popular resource for veterinary practices,
wild cat sanctuaries, and other animal shelters needing expert
advice on feline behavior. She has also been asked to be
an expert witness on cat behavior in a recent
court case.
See some
testimonials from happy clients!
Says Mieshelle,
"I have been caring
for animals since I began to walk -- dogs, cats, horses, birds
-- and have cared for them professionally since 1989, when I
began to study for my Veterinary Certification Exam. A few years ago, I realized
cat owners are under-served and began
to focus my new client development exclusively on
cat care -- which sometimes means care of their owners
too."
Mieshelle has been been nominated Pet Sitter of the Year
2003 by Pet Sitters
International and has run a
gratifying and successful
cat behavior consulting practice, "The Cat Behavior Clinic" for cat owners across the
United States.

Left:
Mieshelle with Lynn Hoover, President of the International
Association of Animal Behavior Consultants.
Right: Mieshelle talks about books and behavior with
best-selling feline behavior author Pam Johnson Bennett, and
Jennifer, fellow attendee at the first annual International
Animal Behavior Conference, in Maryland, May 2005.
Nagelschneider
is Mieshelle's real name, it's German for "nail cutter," and
we're not making that up. She is know for her uncanny
ability to trim any cat's nails, by herself and with no
restraint. Of course, this works best when the owner isn't
present usually because of social dynamics. Yes, even cats that the vet can't come near are
accepted by Mieshelle.
Mieshelle is already an
"Associate" of the International Association of Animal Behavior
Consultants, but she is currently in the process of being
certified as a Certified Feline Behavior Consultant!
She will be the only Certified Feline Behavior Consultant in
Oregon!
MEMBER OF:
CREDENTIALS:
-
Accredited
Pet Sitting Technician (PSI)
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Advanced Accredited
Pet Sitting Technician (PSI)
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Bonded, licensed,
insured
EXPERIENCE and TRAINING:
Mieshelle has had several years of veterinary training to
administer medications as head vet assistant, 18 years of professionally working
with literally 1000's of cats, and 15 years of feline behavior
education and training through numerous vets and organizations.
She is currently referred by The Oregon Humane Society, and The Cat Adoption Team and numerous vets and wild cat
sanctuaries around the country.
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Mieshelle featured in the
Lake Oswego Review for her
feline behavior expertise and cat sitting services |
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Contact me now
to arrange
cat behavior
consulting, to become a new client for
Portland, Oregon cat care,
Portland, Oregon cat
sitting, or to get your kitty into
the most spacious cat boarding in
the Portland, Oregon area.
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