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.
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!
Connor is a gentle and shy barn cat who enjoys treats but doesn’t like pets. He’s smart enough to trick volunteers to give him treats without doing his socialization homework, but we adore him anyways.
He is coming slowly out of his shell with humans, but has no issues with other cats. He likes to play ball with others and is a kind big brother to the smaller cats around him.
We are hoping Connor can find a house where he can work on his people skills in a quiet environment where he can feel safe and respected. We want Connor to go to a household with other kitties so he can get a safety net in a social circle while he adjusts.
Duchess is gorgeous and mellow mamma who spends her days napping, looking through the window and watching the kittens play.
She is a former barn cat who transformed from a sass machine to a pet seeking girl. Both of her girls are usually around her looking for comfort.
She LOVES pets and treats. She is really shy and reserved at first, but once pets are involved, she follows the volunteers to rub herself against them and show her belly.
We want Duchess to go to a quiet household where she can continue to be her calm self. We do not recommend a house with children since she can get stressed by noise and rapid movements.
Dusty is a beautiful blue Russian mix with a lot of attitude. She likes to hunt, likes to play and loves the treats.
Dusty is a barn cat that has grown to love humans and being around them is her goal. She likes to climb climb climb! She enjoys sprinting, going vertical, reach high places and get in trouble for doing so!
She is a boss lady. She might put even the scariest dog in place. Sometimes she needs help understanding rules, but she makes it up by being her cute self.
Apply for Dusty if you have a big space for her where she can break world records every night having zoomies.
Neveah, her mother and sibling were rescued 5 years ago. Her mom and sister have been since adopted, but Neveah keeps waiting for her family.
She is a classy lady and a beautiful cat. She has a fancy classic tabby coat. 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 rathers be the center of attention. 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!
Timmy has been a courageous and curious barn cat since his arrival and never shies away from a good butt scratch.
Tim is initially wary to approach or be approached by strangers, but once he feels acquainted he likes to sniff, rub and play with people. He’s a petite guy, but he is REALLY motivated by food and will eat his weight if allowed. Treats are his specialty and his dream is to get to taste all kind of flavors.
He is a nice cat for couples, families or single households. He gets along well with everyone and we wouldn’t be surprised if he gets along with dogs. Although we do not know this for sure.
Apply for Timothy Lancelot Angus III if you would like to get to know this handsome baby.
She loves attention and will happily soak up pets and cuddles until she has had enough. Sometimes quicker than expected! She is a ball full of energy. After cuddles and pets, she’s ready to wrestle, pounce, and sometimes grab hands with tiny claws and teeth. She might get carried away in play like many young kittens do, but she is working on it.
She’s full of personality: Curious, sassy, and always ready for fun. One of her funniest habits is her dramatic little crab walk, where she hops sideways and puffs up like she’s the fiercest kitten in the room — it’s more adorable than intimidating!
She especially loves wand toys and will happily chase, leap, and show off her playful hunting skills during playtime.
She would likely do well in a home with other cats and could warm up to a respectful dog with proper introductions. A feline playmate would be great for her so she has someone appropriate for play time.
We totally meant to call a female cat “Toulouse”… She was really small.
Her name worked out because Toulouse likes to put up a “tough guy” act when she gets approached, just like the character from the movie, but she is “all hiss no scratch” (?).
Toulouse is the baby of the family, which probably is the reason she grew up with the need of putting the tough act. She is still really skittish and hides away from the volunteers, except during feed time!
She is shy because she is scared of humans and bigger cats around her probably pushed her around as a younger kitten.
She is really young, so with the proper training, she can leave this shy phase behind. We want her to go to a house with another cat she can bond with and develop a support system while she gets used to nice humans. We believe in baby Toulouse, so should you.
Our cat adoption program focuses on adult feral and barn cats rehab
We usually do not have kittens. Sometimes our young cats require a lot of work.
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).
