Adults Available for Adoption

Hi, I am Olivia. Ok guys are you lonely and looking for a feline companion that only loves men.  It’s gotta be just you and me because I don’t like other cats and I’m deathly afraid of dogs.  Since I’m a Calico, I need love and attention on my own terms.  I’ll let you know when I’m in the mood, don’t worry about that.  I can be carried around in your arms and a good brushing now and then to keep me gorgeous will make me happy.  A couple other things, like a nice cat tree and sunny window will make my day.  Please come see if you think I’m the one for you, especially if you can only have one cat.  Also, I have a wicked cute purr to put a smile on your face.

Hi! I am Porsha. I’m that kitty that needs to go to a home with Sasha.  After our owner passed, things have been turned upside down in our life.  Don’t tell anyone that I’m sad and lonely (it would ruin my image) but I am.  Sometimes, I might hiss if I’m not in the mood to be petted but at least I’ll let you know when I want attention and when I don’t.  There are other times when I’ll come on your lap and you can pet me.  Please don’t even think of adopting me without Sasha because that will make me a very grumpy kitty and you don’t want to see that.  She’s my snuggle buddy and we love each other.  Please no small kids or dogs if you want to keep us happy.  Patience is also a key factor in helping us heal.  Cats grieve too.  Thanks for listening and we’re hoping to spend our golden years in a loving home with you.

Hi! My name is Sasha. One of the worst things that could possibly happen, happened.  My loving owner died and no one in the family wanted to care for myself or my best buddy, Porsha.  We came to the shelter, scared, lonely and full of mats which were very painful.  Our mats have been removed and after our quarantine period, we were reunited again.  We are so happy to be together that we snuggle next to each other every night.  Ok, I’m a little on the shy side but I love to be petted.  I’ll need a nice quiet home with Porsha and a family or person that understands that we need time to heal before our true, friendly sides will be revealed.