Caitlyn Neal's guest appearances

Caitlyn Neal

The Community Cats Podcast

Karen Anderson

Jennifer Smith

Juan Martinez

Anthony Amos

MIKE PHILLIPS

Angela Walters

Steve Smith

Sally Williams

Steve Appelbaum

Jamie Brooks

Gary Evans

Emily Hall

Sarah Archer

Keith Williams

Chad Nelson

OwlTail

Interview! Dr. Caitlyn Neal, HVHQSN Veterinarian, Washington D.C. and Maryland “We have enormous community support through our foster network and feeders who really want to go the distance for their cats” Just two years out of veterinary school, Dr. Neal has been drawn to shelter medicine for quite some time. This spay/neuter “dynamo” has been involved with a number of high quality, high volume spay/neuter programs and today leads the medical efforts at CATNIPP, the Cat Neighborhood Partnership program in Washington, DC, which supports local efforts to reduce overpopulation, and keep free-roaming cats healthy, as well asi improve relationships between community cats and the people who coexist with them. Dr. Neal notes that community felines are living longer, and now just as subject to geriatric diseases as environmental challenges. She also discusses ways for veterinary students to start making a difference before they’re even in practice.

Interview! Dr. Caitlyn Neal, HVHQSN Veterinarian, Washington D.C. and Maryland “We have enormous community support through our foster network and feeders who really want to go the distance for their cats” Just two years out of veterinary school, Dr. Neal has been drawn to shelter medicine for quite some time. This spay/neuter “dynamo” has been involved with a number of high quality, high volume spay/neuter programs and today leads the medical efforts at CATNIPP, the Cat Neighborhood Partnership program in Washington, DC, which supports local efforts to reduce overpopulation, and keep free-roaming cats healthy, as well asi improve relationships between community cats and the people who coexist with them. Dr. Neal notes that community felines are living longer, and now just as subject to geriatric diseases as environmental challenges. She also discusses ways for veterinary students to start making a difference before they’re even in practice.

Ep130 - Dr. Caitlyn Neal