
Loving pets for 20 years
Meet Angela Corley
Rescuer. Founder. Owner. Animal Advocate. Your pet’s new best friend.
It all started with my first adoption. I adopted a kitten from a local cat rescue—and that one small act changed my life. I was so moved by the care and commitment of the rescue team that I started volunteering right away.
Even though I have loved animals all my life, I had no idea the world of pet rescue even existed—much less how deeply I’d become involved. Within a year, I co-founded a local nonprofit cat rescue. It has been an incredibly rewarding journey for me, and one that has equipped me with knowledge and experience to expand upon my passion for helping pets and people.
Pet sitting became a natural extension of everything I’ve learned and loved over the years. In addition to rescue work, I have worked at low-cost spay/neuter clinic, managed a feral cat colony, advocated for humane euthanasia at our local animal shelter, and fostered several special needs animals.
I am not just the neighbor or the kid down the street—I am a responsible, dedicated professional who will treat your pets like family. Because to me, they are family.
Angela Corley, LMSW, MBA
Therapist under supervision of Mikayla Jacob, LCSW-S
Master in Social Work. Master in Business Administration. Mental Health Therapist.
Angela Corley is a Licensed Master Social Worker with a unique blend of skills and expertise that make her a compassionate and resourceful therapist. She brings a holistic approach to her practice, supporting clients in navigating complex emotions, finding balance, and building resilience.
Specializing in Pet Loss and Grief Support
Angela has a deep understanding of the profound bond between humans and their pets. Her work as a Veterinary Social Work Intern and her years of experience in the animal welfare field allow her to provide empathetic support to clients dealing with the loss of a beloved pet.
At Sentient Path PLLC, Angela facilitates our Pet Loss Support Group, offering a safe space for individuals to process grief, share memories, and heal.