Hannah Shaw, known as "Kitten Lady," was officially listed to teach two public workshops in Naples on July 25, 2026. The sessions covered community cats and hands-on approaches to rescuing and fostering kittens. Collier County Domestic Animal Services and Patty Baker Humane Society hosted the program, according to Kitten Lady's official event listing. The event date has passed, so the details below describe the announced program rather than a current ticket opportunity.
Table of Contents
- Workshop schedule and location
- What "Community Cats" covered
- What attendees could learn about kitten care
- Who could attend and what tickets cost
- What to do if you find kittens outdoors
Workshop schedule and location
"Community Cats" was scheduled from 10 a.m. to noon.
"Saving Kittens" followed from 1 to 3 p.m., as reported by WGCU. The listed venue was North Collier Regional Park, 15000 Livingston Road, Naples, FL 34109. The split schedule allowed attendees to choose one subject or attend both workshops.
What "Community Cats" covered
Community cats are outdoor, unowned, free-roaming cats. The morning workshop addressed kittens found outdoors, community-cat programs, and Trap-Neuter-Return, commonly shortened to TNR.
TNR involves trapping community cats so they can be sterilized before returning to their outdoor area. For attendees, the session offered context for deciding how to respond to outdoor cats without assuming every cat needs immediate removal.
What attendees could learn about kitten care
The afternoon "Saving kittens" session focused on rescue, fostering, neonatal care, and the role of foster caregivers. Neonatal care concerns very young kittens, who may need specialized feeding, warmth, monitoring, and help eliminating waste.
This workshop was especially relevant to people considering foster care or already helping young kittens. Its focus also distinguished emergency kitten support from longer-term community-cat management.
Who could attend and what tickets cost
The program was intended for animal-welfare professionals, volunteers, foster families, and community members. Attendance was not limited to veterinarians or experienced rescuers.
The announced ticket options were: Those were advance event prices, not current offers. The official registration page may now be archived, changed, or unavailable because July 25 has passed.
- $20 for one workshop
- $35 for both workshops
- $150 for a limited VIP ticket covering both sessions and a meet-and-greet
What to do if you find kittens outdoors
Do not automatically move outdoor kittens simply because they are alone. Their mother may be nearby gathering food or waiting for people to leave.
Observe from a safe distance when the kittens appear stable. The ASPCA advises prompt help from a shelter, rescue organization, or veterinary clinic when kittens appear ill or injured.