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Yes, even cats have a favorite person.
UPWORTHY - Certified Feline Training and Behavior Specialist and founder of Cat Behavior Solutions, Molly DeVoss, explains to Rover that cats prefer people who have a calming presence, feed them, and play with them. She also shares how trauma in a cat's early life influences how they form attachments to humans.
Do Cats Have A Favorite Person? Plus, 5 Ways To Be Their No. 1
ROVER.COM - Anyone with multiple cats knows every cat is unique. However, DeVoss says cats generally gravitate toward people who feed them, play with them, give them tasty treats, and keep their litter box clean. Additionally, she says cats prefer when you have a calming presence, consistent patterns, and predictable movements and exhibit cat-friendly, welcoming body language.
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SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN - If you are an animal advocate, Molly DeVoss is a Santa Fe (and Dallas) treasure. She is a straight-talking, passionate champion for cats. She began her work in Dallas at one of the country’s largest shelters, where 75% of the cats brought into the shelter were euthanized.
The best litter box enclosures in 2025
BUSINESS INSIDER - Molly DeVoss says cats tend to prefer litter box furniture that provides ample space to do their business and isn't enclosed on all four sides. "I'd recommend little box furniture that is open in the back, very tall, and has an exit path on each end," she says. Customizing furniture to check all those boxes can be challenging, not to mention costly. However, this enclosure satisfies all DeVoss's must-haves for cats of all ages and sizes.
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