Our Cats
(see below for adoption procedures)
Archie is an adult neutered male Brown Tabby DSH. Archie has had to fight to stay alive on the streets. As a result, he is FIV positive. Below is more information on FIV. He is a really sweet guy who could go to a home with other cats but probably no dogs. Most FIV positive cats live long healthy lives - we hope someone will give Archie a second chance. Archie is currently in a foster home.
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) belongs to the same family of viruses as HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) and immunodeficiency viruses in other species. This family of viruses (Lentiviruses) is known for being species-specific, for life-long infection, and for slowly progressive diseases. FIV is not transmissible from cats to people, and HIV is not transmissible from people to cats. The main method of transmission of FIV from one cat to another is through a bite wound during a cat fight. The virus is only rarely spread through casual cat-to-cat contact.
FIV-positive cats may live for many years. With good health care aimed at recognizing and treating FIV-associated problems early, these patients can enjoy good quality of life. by Susan Little, DVM Diplomate ABVP (Feline Practice)
Jinx is a 9 year old neutered male Black and White DSH. Jinx and Rose came in together. They are both very nice and easy-going cats. They are good with children, dogs and other cats. They are great together if you are looking for two companions!
Rose is an 11 year old spayed female Black and White DSH. Rose and Jinx came in together. They are both very nice and easy-going cats. They are good with children, dogs and other cats. They are great together if you are looking for two companions!
Diego is an adult neutered male Black and White DLH. Diego is a little nervous about shelter life. When you approach him, he puts his ears down but it is all for show. He just needs extra time to adjust and get to know you. Diego is currently in a foster home.
Grayson is an adult neutered male Gray and White DSH. Grayson has had to fight to stay alive on the streets. As a result, he is FIV positive. Below is more information on FIV. Grayson is a talkative guy who is friendly, outgoing and inquisitive. He is ready to hang up the boxing gloves and live a nice life indoors!
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) belongs to the same family of viruses as HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) and immunodeficiency viruses in other species. This family of viruses (Lentiviruses) is known for being species-specific, for life-long infection, and for slowly progressive diseases. FIV is not transmissible from cats to people, and HIV is not transmissible from people to cats. The main method of transmission of FIV from one cat to another is through a bite wound during a cat fight. The virus is only rarely spread through casual cat-to-cat contact.
FIV-positive cats may live for many years. With good health care aimed at recognizing and treating FIV-associated problems early, these patients can enjoy good quality of life. by Susan Little, DVM Diplomate ABVP (Feline Practice)
Paige is an adult female Dilute Torti DSH. She is a little nervous at the Shelter but as soon as you pet her, her motor revs up! She loves treats and being petted preferably at the same time. Paige will be spayed prior to adoption.
Pending Adoption! Kelly is an adult female Brown Tabby and White DSH. She recently finished raising her kittens and is now ready for a life of her own. She is a good mom and deserves a loving home! Kelly will be spayed prior to adoption.
Kippy is a 4 month old neutered male Tabby DSH.
Moon Pie is an adult Black and White DMH. She will be spayed prior to adoption.
Charlie is an adult Tiger and White DSH. He will be neutered prior to adoption.
Kittens in Foster Homes
Adoption Procedures
There is a $60 NON-REFUNDABLE FEE for all animals which needs to be cash or a check - NO CREDIT CARDS. If the animal is not spayed or neutered there is a $35 REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT upon proof of surgery. An adoption application must be filled out at the Shelter by the person wishing to adopt the animal. Once the application has been reviewed and approved the potential adopter may visit and meet any of the animals. All cats must leave the Shelter in a cat carrier. Please bring a cat carrier. If you would like more information, please Contact Us.