Our Story
I'm Jenne Mundy. I developed feline behavioral profiling because we need to understand that every single cat is a unique individual. What works for one cat doesn’t work for another.
Twenty-five years in, it's brought more than 1,500 lost cats home and rebuilt a lot of households along the way.
In 2003, my own cat, Katka, got out. I knew everything about that one specific cat: where she'd hide, what would spook her, what might pull her back toward home. It took me three months, but I got her back. Then a neighbor asked if I could do the same for theirs. Then someone else asked. So I started taking detailed histories of other people's lost cats, looking for the patterns in how different cats behave, and feline behavioral profiling grew out of that.
What Profiling Actually Means
Criminologists profile people to understand why they do what they do. I do the same thing with cats. I read each cat as an individual: their history, their temperament, the way they move through the world. That profile predicts what a cat will do, whether they're lost and hiding or home and miserable. I developed the method myself, and it's still what everything here runs on. That's why I'm the cat profiler, not just another behaviorist.
25 Years In
Across 25 years in the field, I've helped recover more than 1,500 lost cats, here in San Antonio and around the world. I co-founded Missing Cat Assistance, I volunteer with regional shelters, and I do TNR work for San Antonio's feral cat overpopulation.
My work has been featured in National Geographic Kids, Prevention, the San Antonio Express-News, Voyage San Antonio, Purina, and Iams, with guest appearances on Discovery and Animal Planet.
The CatProfiler Team
Meet Jenne Mundy
Owner & Lead Behaviorist
Think Criminal Minds, but for cats. Jenne developed a novel methodology that identifies different behavioral markers so we can profile and predict feline behavior in almost every situation. It’s only when we truly understand what cats are thinking that we can help humans and cats effectively communicate with each other. She has 25 years of field experience putting the method into practice with thousands of cats.
As the founder of CatProfiler.com, Jenne has been instrumental in the recovery of more than 1,500 lost cats worldwide while also getting countless households unstuck from the everyday battlegrounds: cats peeing where they shouldn't, cats who hate their roommates, cats who treat ankles like prey.
Her work has been featured by National Geographic Kids, Prevention, Iams, Purina, the San Antonio Express-News, Voyage San Antonio, and multiple podcasts. She’s also appeared on Animal Planet and Discovery, where her ability to decode feline behavior has drawn a global audience.
Meet Leah Burt
For as long as she can remember, Leah Burt has been surrounded by cats. That lifelong passion became her life’s work when she founded Companion Keepers Cat Sitting, a small business that grew into San Antonio’s most trusted and highest-reviewed cat sitting service for 30 years.
With decades of hands-on experience, Leah is an expert at observing cats in their natural environment: reading their body language, understanding what they’re feeling physically, mentally, and emotionally, and providing exactly the care they need. She’s worked with cats in every stage of life, from zooming kittens to wise old seniors needing extra support, and has worked closely with local veterinarians to make sure each one gets the right nutrition, treatment, and attention to stay happy and healthy.
Clients know Leah for her calm, dependable nature and her uncanny ability to connect with even the shyest cats. Leah has worked with and cared for over 3000 cats in her career. She creates a safe, loving space where each cat feels understood and at peace, even while their beloved humans are away. We’re absolutely feline fine about having her as our newest profiler and cat behaviorist!
Jenne’s Cats
Charlie
Bailey
Didi
