11/03/2026
ADOPTED Maggie, a brown tabby, and her feline housemate, Tari, found themselves in a desperate situation after the death of their owner. They were taken in by experienced, caring fosters, and then Maggie was adopted by one of our amazing shelter volunteers.
Tari, white/gr, was adopted by her fosters. She has been accepted by all her four-legged housemates. We want to thank our longtime, dedicated volunteers for stepping up to help rescue and rehome these resilient girls.
Tory, gray, was adopted by a woman looking for an all-gray cat. Tory, still a little shy, responded by purring while she was being petted. Her adopter knows she needs time and patience to blossom.
Spike, black, was adopted by a couple who loved his high-spirited energy. Spike showed off every aspect of his personality, and it was exactly what they were looking for. They did not want to meet anyone else.
Weaver, buff/wh, was chosen by a couple with lots of cat knowledge and experience. Weaver came to us shy but gained confidence through the positive interactions with all the volunteers at the shelter.
Percy, female tortie, went home with a woman looking for a friend for her resident cat, who was feeling the loss of its longtime feline companion. The adopter met a few cats but knew immediately that Percy was the one after meeting her. Percy is now Jackie O. She is settling in nicely in her small space. and is so relaxed and happy.
Lennox, black and white male, was adopted by a retired couple with lots of cat experience. Lennox is a cuddly lap cat who enjoyed every moment of their attention. He is a lucky boy to have found this wonderful home.
Kittens continue to be adopted out of our wonderful foster homes.
CONGRATULATIONS to all these great cats and their new families!
