Cats Available For Adoption
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Fabio
Sex: Neutered Male Age: 2 Years Old Date Admitted: January 18, 2025 Reason Admitted: Stray VET CARE RECEIVED Neutered FIV/FeLV tested (negative) Fully vaccinated Flea/mite treated and dewormed with Revolution Dewormed for tapeworm with Cestex About Fabio: Fabio is a confident and vocal boy who is ready to trade his street life for a warm and cozy bed. Since arriving at our shelter, Fabio has been neutered and was treated for an abscess on his leg that was caused by a bite wound from his days of roaming outside. He is now ready to find a loving family of his own. |
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Cash
Sex: Neutered Male Age: 1-2 Years Old Date Admitted: January 19, 2025 Reason Admitted: Owner Release VET CARE RECEIVED Sibling was FIV/FeLV tested (negative) Partially vaccinated Flea/mite treated and dewormed with Revolution About Cash: Cash is an independent cat who enjoys an introverted lifestyle. He does well with other cats and well behaved dogs, as long as they respect his space and quiet time. He is friendly and enjoys affection when he warms up to you. He would do well in a quiet home. |
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Lollie
Sex: Female Age: 2-3 Years Old Date Admitted: January 19, 2025 Reason Admitted: Owner Release VET CARE RECEIVED Kitten was tested FIV/FeLV tested (negative) Partially vaccinated Flea/mite treated and dewormed with Revolution About Lollie: Lollie is the mother to Samara. Lollie is a bit timid but has the potential to blossom into a more outgoing cat with some human encouragement. She does well with other cats as long as they respect her space. She is very friendly and loves affection when she warms up to you. She would do well in a quiet home. |
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Kelce
Sex: Spayed Female Age: ~ 8-9 Years Old Date Admitted: January 29, 2025 Reason Admitted: "Stray" VET CARE RECEIVED FIV/FeLV tested (negative) Partially vaccinated Flea/mite treated and dewormed with Revolution About Kelce: Kelce was dropped off at our shelter and was said to be a stray. Upon arrival, we discovered Kelce was in poor shape due to a condition called pyometra. This develops from a female cat (or dog) not being spayed and having multiple heat cycles, causing their uterus to fill up with pus and discharge. This condition can be fatal if not treated urgently with an emergency spay surgery. Luckily, Kelce was diagnosed as soon as she came to us and had her surgery right away. She is now recovering well and ready to find her forever home. She is a very sweet girl who enjoys the company of humans and does not mind other cats or well behaved dogs! |
