I run the business my clients are running.

How this started

I built my own cattery's site in 2023 because the one I had looked dated and I knew I could do better. Another breeder saw it and asked for one, and after the third build I had noticed that the same few things were missing from every site I opened: the breed and the town written in plain words, a person's name, and a kittens page that looked current. Six pet business websites later, I still find those same gaps on most breeder sites I look at.

Because I run a cattery, I find out when a page stops bringing inquiries the same way you do, from a quiet inbox in the middle of a litter. Most of what I fix on other people's sites I have already had to fix on mine.

I also run PDX Flight Nanny, which flies kittens in the cabin out of Portland to buyers around the country. The pages here about how an animal gets to its buyer are written by somebody who has made the trip.

What I do

Redesign the site so it looks modern. Draw it for the phone screen first and open it out to the desktop, because that is where a lot of your buyers will see it. Move you off Wix or Squarespace without losing the ranking you've already earned. Set the pages up so Google and ChatGPT can tell what you breed, where you are and whether you have kittens right now. Then hand you the editor, so it doesn't go stale between litters.

Custom coded, and what that means for you

Every site is custom coded. It's built for your cattery as its own set of files, instead of being assembled inside Wix or Squarespace from a template other breeders are using at the same time. Nothing about it is shared with anybody else's site. There's no builder subscription underneath it, and the pages can be made to say the words your buyers are typing into Google.

It also means you can't drag the pages around yourself the way you can in a builder. What you can do, from your phone, is the part that changes week to week: add a kitten or a puppy, upload photographs, mark one reserved, retire it when it goes home. That's the editor, and it comes with every build. Anything else, a new paragraph or a price, you write to me and I change it. There's no charge for it and no quote to wait on, because that is what the care plan is for.

What I won't do

• Sell you a rebuild you don't need. If your site is fine and what you need is three pages written, that is what I'll tell you.
• Keep your site from you. After six months you can leave, and the site and your web address go with you at no charge.

Cats or dogs

Both. I come from the cat side, which shows in the examples. The work is nearly identical either way, and what changes is the registries, the health testing and the words people type.