Current Adoptable Cats

Tarzan

Tarzan DOB 7/1/2024 is a stunningly handsome, endearing, and affectionate boy who has overcome a rough beginning in his young life.
His foster mom can't sing his praises enough.
He thrives on human interaction, yet also values his independence. Tarzan delights in playing with hanging toys and effortlessly entertains himself. One of his favorite pastimes is gazing out the window, mesmerized by the birds and squirrels. He's currently living in a foster home with other cats and a friendly dog, Tarzan gets along famously with all his furry friends. He is the ultimate companion, waiting for his furrever home.
Tarzan is neutered, combo tested negative, up-to-date on all vaccinations, dewormed, and flea-treated.

Duncan

Meet DUNCAN, a breathtaking 2-year-old boy with majestic grey fur and soulful eyes that capture your heart. After being alerted by a compassionate stranger who found him wandering the streets wounded, Duncan arrived at our doorstep, bearing the scars of a brutal cut from a sharp object, likely a knife. Fortunately, his physical wounds have healed, and now he's ready to find his furrever home. Despite his terrible past, Duncan radiates love, affection, and resilience, craving attention and connection. He finds bliss in gentle pets, lounging in his plush bed, and ascending his cat tower. Though still discovering the joys of toys, Duncan's heart beats fastest for delicious canned food and indulging in the simple pleasure of catnip. This charming feline gets along with other friendly cats, given a gentle introduction, yet he's equally content as the sole recipient of affection, basking in the love of his forever family.

Duncan is neutered, combo tested negative, up-to-date on all vaccinations, dewormed and flea treated.

Mira

Meet Mira a petite girl with with luscious black fur and a radiant sparkle in her eye. Her journey began with a heart-wrenching plea on facebook that went unheard for far too long, a plea for a small, young cat struggling with a prolapsed uterus. Fortunately, we sprang into action the moment we saw the plea, swiftly connecting with the compassionate woman who was caring for Mira. We immediately secured her medical attention, saving her from the brink. This resilient girl endured an agonizing couple of weeks on the streets in that condition. Mira's recovery is nothing short of a medical miracle, a testament to her strength. Now fully restored to health, she is ready to find her furrever home. Despite everything she's faced, Mira remains an absolute sweetheart, beaming with love. She is extremely affectionate and adores being around people, lavishing in pets and making biscuits. She does an adorable little march when she is getting attention. Grateful for every comfort, she revels in the simple joys like plush beds, toys, and catnip. Mira gets along wonderfully with other cats and would thrive in a home with a feline companion. With a gentle introduction, we believe she would also welcome a friendly dog into her life.

Mira is spayed, combo tested negative, up-to-date on all vaccinations, dewormed and flea treated.

Oscar

Meet Oscar — The Most Chill Cat With the Biggest Heart

Oscar is a handsome 1‑year‑old brown tabby with a gentle soul and a remarkable story. He came into rescue after a kind gentleman who feeds local strays noticed he had a severe injury — a deep dog bite that left a large gouge on his face and neck. Oscar was rushed to the vet, treated immediately, and despite testing FIV‑positive, he healed beautifully.

With indoor living, and routine vet care, many FIV‑positive cats like Oscar live long, healthy, completely normal lives. Oscar is already proving just how resilient and loving he can be.

Oscar’s Personality

Oscar settled into his foster home quickly and has shown himself to be the definition of a “Chill Cat.”

He adores canned food, churros, and treats.
He loves lounging on the cat tower and watching the world go by through the window.
He kneads his bed like a pro biscuit‑maker.
He’ll climb onto the futon to sit near you, politely asking for head and neck scratches.
He’s affectionate, calm, and easy to be around — the kind of cat who brings peace into a room.

Oscar’s Ideal Home

Because of his past trauma, Oscar needs to be the only pet in the home. He hasn’t been tested with children yet, so a quieter, adult household may be best for him. What he wants most is a safe, loving home where he can relax, snack, and enjoy life with his favorite humans.

Oscar is neutered, combo tested positive for FIV, up-to-date on all vaccinations, dewormed and flea treated.