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Noel was abandoned at a vet clinic in Arlington. His bones were soft and riddled with hairline fractures as a result of improper diet. He was unable to walk or even stand up for the first two or three weeks he was at IEAS. With the proper care and diet, Noel has made a full recovery. Noel now enjoys lying submerged in his pool during the warmer months. All you can see when you walk by is his nose, ears and two eyes watching you. Noel also carries his tire around all the time. If he is lying on his perch, his tire will be there next to him. If he is in his house, so is his tire. It's safe to say that the tire is his favorite enrichment item. Help support Noel.
The pictures below represent some of our success stories in rehabilitating cats that came to the Sanctuary 
either resentful of humans or aggressive towards humans. They did not trust humans and therefore considered humans as adversaries. With our unique behavioral enrichment program based on affection, love, and respect, you can see how their attitudes have changed.
Our Animal Behaviorist, Louis Dorfman, uses no discipline, treating the cats as respected sentient beings, and their response is very rewardin...
