Adoptable Cats
Before you fall in love with one of our cats (it’s difficult not to), have you filled out an application? At this time, visitors at our shelter are limited to those who have submitted an app.
Beans and his siblings were recently brought to us from a lady who loved them, but made the hard decision of letting go. We want to honor her wishes by finding a home where Beans can be his silly self, has a lot of room to play and run and he is the center of attention. His charms come in handy with the volunteers and his good looks grab the attention of all visitors.
Cheryl was brought to the shelter as a feral young adult and has been in our care for 9 years. We are committed to her wellness despite her reduced human socialization over the years and wish to find her a home where she can spend the rests of her days quietly, in solitude, in peace.
She makes feline friends quite easily, but humans make her really nervous. She is no longer aggressive towards humans, though likes to let you know she wants space. She responds to treats and will be friendly when catnip is administered by our volunteers. She mostly spends the day looking through the windows and surveying the room from the tallest cat tree.
If you have space at your home and don’t mind a quiet, well behaved and beautiful senior lurking around, consider giving Cheryl a chance. Perhaps she will bloom outside shelter conditions!
Chippy does chip. She is a gentle, loving and affectionate little girl that loves to be pet and be given treats. She is a bit shy at the beginning, but she would come out of her shell quickly when people sit on the floor. She is an honorary member of the “derp club” and usually sticks her tongue out when she wants something.
We are hoping for a quiet home where she can be her silly self, given a lot of attention and where she can spend her days being the couch potato she likes to be. However, don’t be fooled, she will chase strings if given a chance!
Colette and her brother arrived from a nice person who realized they were not feral, trapped them and brought them to us. Colette has been a sweet petite girl who has not one pound of mischief. She has been really cooperative and prefers to look at everything from her bed where she feels safe.
She is adapting well to the simplicity of house cat life. She responds well to treats and pets. She is still young and can learn easily the rules of the house.
It’s too soon to tell her true personality, but she comes as a sweet, quiet and cuddly girl. She is a cute looking mini Tuxedo and we hope she gains some weight soon. She doesn’t seem to mind other cats, however, we do not recommend households with dogs based on her skittish reactions to our shelter dogs.
Collin and his sister arrived from a nice person who realized they were not feral, trapped them and brought them to us. Collin has been a sweet big boy who has not one pound of mischief. He has been really cooperative and prefers to look at everything from the corner of his cage where he feels safe.
He response well to pets and wet food, but he still is discovering the simplicity of a house cat life.
It’s too soon to tell his true personality, but he comes as a gentle, quiet and calm boy. He is a nice looking Tuxedo and seems in great shape. He doesn’t seem to mind other cats, however, we do not recommend households with dogs based on his skittish reactions to our shelter dogs.
Looking for a calm, gentle soul to brighten your home? Say hello to Honey Bun – a soft, sweet dilute calico who’s been through a lot but still has so much love to give!
Honey Bun was found in rough shape by a kind DoorDasher, and we knew right away she needed serious TLC. She had the most matted fur we’ve ever seen and dental issues that made eating and grooming painful. But fast forward to today: she’s shaved, pampered, healing beautifully, and finally learning what comfort feels like!
She’s around 4–5 years old, spayed, and absolutely lovely. Honey Bun is independent but affectionate – she won’t smother you, but she will seek you out for gentle pets and cozy company when she’s feeling relaxed.
She gets along well with other cats and does well with calm, cat-savvy dogs once she’s had a little time to adjust. She may be special needs if she requires ongoing meds for her dental health, but so far, she’s been doing great for over a month!
Honey Bun’s been through the wringer, but she’s still got a soft purr and a heart full of hope. She’s looking for a peaceful home where she can feel safe, loved, and finally be someone’s cherished cat.
Ready to sweeten your life with a little Honey Bun?
Lila was a initially a TNR case, but she never displayed aggression or feral behaviors so we decided to give her a chance to rehab. She has come a long way. She enjoys being pet on the head and ears. She likes to eat treats from your finger. She plays a lot with feathers and strings. However, she still has a ways to go. She would rather be by herself and is still a bit shy when it comes to new people.
We would like her to find a home with other cats where she can have both human and non-human interactions. We have high hopes that she will learn to trust a human or two and eventually leave behind her shyness to be more affectionate. She has it in her, she just needs a human willing to give her time and space for her to come out of her shell.
Merle ‘the Pearl’ is a playful, curious and extrovert cat that likes to be the center of attention. Merle never struggled to connect with humans and likes you to know he must be pet at all times. He loves catnip better than treats and likes to play with strings. You wouldn’t know his age based on his kitten behaviors.
He’s a big man and likes everyone to know he is the boss. He does well with submissive cats. We don’t know how well he does with dogs. We hope he finds a home where he can play and run around while receiving a lot of attentions. He is definitely one of the populars among the volunteers because of his extrovert energy.
Neveah was rescued as an adult 5 years ago and has overcome her feral stage. She is a classy lady and a beautiful cat. She is initially shy, but warms up after a couple of visits.
She loves treats and pets on the head. Sometimes she lets you know you are moving too fast, but nothing too mean. She plays a little, but she is mostly a couch potato.
She is okay with cats around her, but she has rarely been seen cuddling with other animals. We do not know how she would react with children. We want to find her a home where there is a laid back cat or just her. We are sure that she will open up in no time and would love to see if she is even more lovable!
Looking for a big orange boy with an even bigger heart? Meet Simba – an 18-pound buff-colored sweetheart who’s equal parts cuddly, quirky, and charming! This 2½-year-old lap-lover is all about attention (he’ll let you know with his adorable chatter) and dreams of a forever home where he can soak up all the love.
Simba’s got a bit of a tough-guy nickname (“Bruiser” or “Dude” – and yes, he comes when called), but underneath that majestic floof is a total softie. He’s got excellent litter box manners, and will win you over with his quirky little head tilt – a harmless mystery that only adds to his irresistible charm!
He’s playful, affectionate, and loves toys, but when it comes to other animals, he’s still learning the ropes – he’s a bit picky about feline roommates and may do best as your one-and-only furry king. Dogs? He’s warming up to them!
Simba is indoor-only, perfectly content inside, and just waiting for his throne – aka your lap.
Ready to add a little extra love (and a lot of fluff) to your life? Come meet Simba and let this lovable “Dude” steal your heart!
Star and her siblings were recently brought to us from a lady who loved them, but made the hard decision of letting go. We want to honor her wishes by finding a home where Star can grow up to be the elegant void all black cat truly are. Baby Star was born breech and has some extra curves in her hind legs. That doesn’t stop her from been a kitten and be really playful. It is barely noticeable.
She is a singer in training. She really needs you to know she’s in need of attention and will use her powerful voice to call upon you. She is also entering her “pre-teen” years where she fights the adults and tries to make her personal space bigger. Star is a character and we would like her to find a house with other submissive cats to share a life with.
Our cat adoption program focuses on adult & senior cats.
We do not have kittens.
Where can I adopt a kitten?
Check out Hearts4Paws, a local all-volunteer, foster-based cat rescue.
Hearts4Paws generally has cats of all ages in their care (during kitten season – spring through summer).
