Cats for Adoption

	Chloe was taken from the home of a hoarder who could no longer care for her. She is a sweet, gentle kitty who likes petting. Posted July 20, 2025.
	Maria was found begging for food. She’s a lovely cat and had already been spayed. Had her person died? She’s more than ready for a new home. Posted September 15, 2025.
	Chico is an exceptional cat, extremely calm and friendly. He wants a lot of attention, so he needs somebody who enjoys a maximum contact cat. Posted October 23, 2025. Adopted.
	Gene was found wandering outside, very scared. He’s still a kitten. He allows petting and cries when the hand is taken away, but will need a little time to decide he’s safe. Posted October 23, 2025. Adopted.
	Owl was found outside in the snow with a single can of food. She’d already been spayed, so somebody must have cared about her. Did her person become homeless? Die? We’ll never know. But Owl is exceptionally friendly and very intelligent. Posted January 1, 2026. Adopted.
	Bubba is a beautifully marked orange tabby, very sweet and even-tempered. He’d be an asset to any home. Posted January 20, 2026.
	Mr. Gray was living with a colony of outdoor cats. He’s very friendly, so chances are he was abandoned because he hadn’t been neutered. He’s a delightful cat who gets along with everybody. Posted May 17, 2026.
	Old Mama is a mystery. She was part of a colony of outdoor cats and had been spayed and ear-tipped – but despite being friendly she was left outside. By the time she came here her mouth was in such bad condition that all her teeth had to be extracted. I was told that she was 17 years old, but aside from the teeth she was in excellent condition: her bloodwork was perfect, she’d maintained a good weight and she bounced back quickly from the surgery. No way is she 17! She may have been infected with feline hemobartonella, a disease that wreaks havoc with the immune system – especially when it comes to mouth infections. There’s a drug for it and she’ll be ready for a new home once treatment is completed. Posted May 17, 2026.
	Justina came to me along with a litter of seven healthy kittens. This little cat had carried and nursed them – and then been put on the street by her owner to fend for herself. Fortunately someone brought them here. Justina is now spayed and ready for a good home. She’s a very sweet cat, but I had to photograph her through the bars of her cage because she wishes to murder my unoffending dog. If you don’t have a dog, she’d make a lovely addition to your family. Posted June 30, 2026.