Talking to Cats with Jessica Evans, Cat Communicator and Founder of Feline Ascension

03/01/22 • 37 min

“It’s really important for us to be aware of our energy. Because the imbalance that we’re currently experiencing as a collective is now translating into our cats.” This episode is sponsored in part by Humane Network, Buzz to the Rescues, and Maddie's Fund.

Jessica Evans is a certified cat communicator and founder of Feline Ascension, which offers on-demand energy healing for cats and their owners. Jessica has been a cat lover all of her life and now dedicates her life to helping kitties be welcomed into homes with open arms and not be returned to a shelter due to behavior issues.

It began with her first cat Dora and for Jessica, it was love at first sight. Ever since then, she’s always had cats in her life. Her childhood dream was to talk to cats and now she does! She discovered energy healing while she struggled with her own health issues in 2018. She learned how to communicate with her own body through energy healing and eventually became a certified healing practitioner. Over the past few years, clients started coming to her and asking for help with their felines. Now, she’s dedicated to working with clients to help them live the best life possible.

Her mission as a cat communicator is to help shift unhealthy energies, reduce stressors that might be triggering negative behavior, give cats a way to communicate their boundaries, and translate messages from cats to their owners. Jessica and Stacy talk more about energy healing overall and discuss the meaning and impact of reiki, emotion code, and body code to help us uncover the best versions of ourselves. Jessica also teaches classes on cat communication to help cat owners and advocates develop a stronger connection to the cats they’re working with.

Notes:

To learn more about Jessica Evans and Feline Ascension, visit her website here!
You can also connect with Jessica on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube to learn more about her work.
For more info on courses, live events, and additional support for you and your amazing felines, visit her cat-alog here!

If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Stacy's interview with Karen Anderson, Animal Communicator, Afterlife Expert, and Coach | Episode 291.

Notes:

To learn more about Jessica Evans and Feline Ascension, visit her website here!
You can also connect with Jessica on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube to learn more about her work.
For more info on courses, live events, and additional support for you and your amazing felines, visit her cat-alog here!

If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Stacy's interview with Karen Anderson, Animal Communicator, Afterlife Expert, and Coach | Episode 291.

Previous Episode

Building a Community with Two Crazy Cat Ladies, Jae Kennedy & Adrienne Lefebvre

This episode is sponsored in part by Humane Network, Doobert.com and Maddie's Fund.

In this episode, Stacy speaks with Jane Kennedy and Adrienne Lefebvre of Two Crazy Cat Ladies, an all-natural feline product line designed to help kitties live longer and healthier lives. In addition to their products, they also host a blog and podcast called “Back In The Closet,” to help bring cat parents together and raise awareness for the health and well-being of all kitties. They also host regular Facebook and Instagram lives, connecting with cat parents and sharing helpful tips.

Jane and Adrienne always thought they were dog people. That all changed when cats started coming to them and they found themselves enthralled in the care of the kitties in their lives. In 2015, they realized how much they didn’t know about nutrition when one of their cats went through a heartbreaking situation with feline leukemia. They searched for more answers and solutions but couldn’t find much information.

They ended up building their own community to support cat parents and address cats’ specific needs. Oftentimes, it feels like we live in a dog-dominated world and there are negative stereotypes associated with being a cat parent. Jane and Adrienne are changing this and inspiring cat lovers to fully embrace their love for cats. They tell us more about how they started their business, what they learned along the way and how they use social media to build this supportive community. “Cats really are some of our best teachers. We’ve all had that special cat in our life that helps us be a better human and helps us better take care of the cats that come into our lives.”

Notes:

To learn more about Jane Kennedy & Adrienne Lefebvre of Two Crazy Cat Ladies, visit her website!
You can also follow them on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok to follow their latest tips
For their Back In The Closet podcast, learn more and tune in here!

If you enjoyed this episode, you may also enjoy Stacy's interview with Bridget Bowhay, Director of Content and Social Media for Cuddly | Episode 394.

Next Episode

Fill Your Toolkit with Amy Davila Sanchez, Marketing Manager for Strategic Initiatives at Best Friends Animal Society

“It’s really about expanding the amount of resources that we can give to these caretakers, to these volunteers that day in and day out go out to the field to help these cats.”

This episode is sponsored in part by Humane Network, Buzz to the Rescues, and Maddie's Fund.

In this episode, Stacy speaks with Amy Davila Sanchez, Marketing Manager for strategic initiatives for Best Friends Animal Society. Raised in a family that loves cats and dogs, Amy has grown up with a special connection to animals, especially with cats. Her passion for animals started at a young age when she was in Puerto Rico. She currently has two rescue dogs and two rescue cats and loves to travel, cook and hike in her downtime.

In her day to day at Best Friends Animal Society, Amy works with her team to provide resources and education for shelters and rescue organizations. Across the country, she helps provide these solutions and education materials. Amy and her team develop toolkits, courses, and resources to help individual people provide life-saving solutions for cats and dogs within their own lives. Best Friends also hosts adoption and foster locations across the country to better assist on the ground.

When it comes to the greatest challenges facing community cat caretakers, Amy says, “Everybody is overwhelmed. There are a lot of cats out there, there are limited resources and there is still some misinformation or not a clear understanding from community members.” While some states within the country openly provide solutions and resources for community cats, other states are more challenging for community cats.

Amy tells us more about the community cats' situation in Texas, California, and North Carolina, and how there is limited to no access to veterinary care and spay/neuter services. Best Friends is focused on these three states to identify communities that specifically need help and support them with marketing and educational materials. The goal is to inspire communities to want to take action themselves. If you’re a small grassroots organization helping community cats, you’ll want to tune in as Amy shares advice on how to support your local community and access resources from Best Friends Animal Society!

Notes:

To learn more about Best Friends Animal Society and their work across the country, visit their website here.
You can also learn more about community cats and ways you can take action by visiting their Community Cats page here.
If you’re a rescue organization looking to partner with Best Friends Animal Society and access the network partner program, visit their website.