Molly DeVoss, CFTBS, CCBC, FFCT, CRM
Certified Cat Behavior Specialist | Educator | Feline Advocate | Podcast Host

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Molly DeVoss is a Certified Feline Training & Behavior Specialist, Cat Behavior Consultant, Fear Free Certified Trainer, and Reiki Master who helps cat guardians solve behavior challenges using positive reinforcement, intuition, and straight talk. She’s known for her no-fluff approach and deep respect for feline autonomy—empowering people to work with their cats, not against them.

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As the founder of Cat Behavior Solutions, host of the popular Cat Talk Radio podcast, and a recognized speaker at national conferences, Molly has educated thousands of cat owners, animal welfare professionals, and shelter teams on how to understand and work with cat behavior, not against it. Her work in shelters has drastically reduced return rates and increased adoptions, and her behavior intervention programs are credited with saving countless “unadoptable” cats from euthanasia. (See www.felinerightathome.com)

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But Molly’s mission runs deeper than titles. At her core, she’s a fierce advocate for the misunderstood, the mistreated, and the overlooked. She’s passionate about elevating the quality of life for all cats—whether they’re abandoned in a shelter, babies in foster care, aging seniors in homes, or community cats living among the ruins of Rome. Her work spans behavior consulting, enrichment design, energy healing, and training, all woven together by a singular goal: helping people build authentic, respectful relationships with the cats in their lives.

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You won’t find gimmicks or sugarcoated advice here. What you will find is a guide who cares deeply, speaks plainly, and works tirelessly to help you better understand your cat—so you can stop struggling, start bonding, and give your feline the life they deserve.

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Molly brings science, soul, and sharp observation to everything she does—and while people often call her "the cat whisperer," she’ll tell you whispering isn’t the magic. Listening is.

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She lives between Dallas and Santa Fe with her husband Dewey and their cat, Pico de Gato.​​