Miranda uses a keen sense of observation that allows her to really understand the non-human animals with whom she works. She is a firm believer that using positive reinforcement based methods is the best way to pursue training and behavior modification. Learning should never cause fear or pain. It simply isn't necessary. Not only is positive reinforcement the kindest way to communicate with non-human animals, it is also firmly rooted in behavioral science. She works with non-human animals to provide choices that will encourage good behavior while providing a safe environment in which the non-human animal is able to make the best decisions possible. 

Her results speak for themselves. She has rehabilitated many animals as a foster parent (over 1000 foster animals to date!) and provided behavior modification plans and support to many families throughout Western New York. See her blog, Journeys into Non-Human Worlds, for more information about the non-human animals who have been fortunate enough to benefit from Miranda's experience. You may also find out what she has learned from them too. They have a lot to teach us if we just stop long enough to learn how to listen, watch and learn.

For more detailed information about Miranda's experience and credentials, please click here.