Neko came from a rescue run out of a women’s clothing store in Kent, CT where cats serenaded you as you shopped. Tiny, but tough, Neko chose us and we happily obliged.
Neko was an adult cat when we adopted her, and she lived with both my parents, and then ultimately my family, (because my mother has dementia) for over 20 years. Neko kept to herself unless she wanted our attention, and earned the respect of all the other animals. She did everything on her own terms, right to the very end. – Lisa Tatsuko Prince Fishler
Caitlin Quinn
Caitlin is passionate about working with shelters and rescues to reimagine the way they tell their stories and connect with new audiences. She has served in the animal welfare field since 2008 and early on had the honor of working closely with diverse organizations across the U.S. to maximize resources, redesign policies, and find life-changing marketing solutions. In 2015, she got her MPA with a concentration in nonprofit management and in 2021, she began teaching marketing + communications for the University of Florida Master of Veterinary Science, Concentration in Shelter Medicine program. She lives in NY with a petite brindle pit bull named Sally who owns her heart.
