Don’t Forget Me Shelter Cats

08/10/2026

Oh, the power of AI!! Here is Felix (left) and Onyx (right). Currently available for adoption they are in bubble 2 at Pinellas County Animal Services. Both boys are very handsome, have medium-length coats and are 5 years old. Possibly siblings??? They came to the shelter because their previous family could no longer care for them. Felix is shy but welcomes gentle petting when approached slowly. Onyx is currently fearful and is not comfortable with human touch. Still trying to adjust to his new surroundings, he is more comfortable hiding than being exposed to new experiences and people.

As they become acclimated to the shelter environment this will slowly change. But the best place for these boys is in a home… preferably together. This photo, through the power of AI, hopefully helps people see their potential—two beautiful cats who deserve the opportunity to become confident, cherished members of a family.

Please LIKE, COMMENT, and SHARE this post to help Felix and Onyx find the loving home they deserve. Your share could help one of them find their forever family!

Felix and Onyx have been neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations and microchipped. Come meet these boys at Pinellas County Animal Services, 12450 Ulmerton Road, Largo FL. 727-582-2600.

08/10/2026

07/10/2026

Cubbie was first surrendered to Pinellas County Animal Services. When Cat Trap Fever saw him at the shelter, they knew this sweet senior still had years of love to give to someone who appreciates older cats. After he received needed medical care, Cat Trap Fever contacted Cat Kids Rescue to help place Cubbie in an adoption center where he could find his forever home.

If you love senior cats and would like to welcome one into your home, please contact Cat Kids Rescue at 727-748-6047 and ask for Phyllis. The rescue believes the purrfect person is out there to open their home and heart to Cubbie and give him the best life possible in his golden years.

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06/21/2026

Come and see some of our great cats and kittens looking for their forever home. Pinellas county animal services. We are located on Ulmerton Road in Largo, Florida

06/19/2026

Many adopters have a preference as to the gender of the cat or kitten they adopt.... But the bottom line is it doesn't matter the gender, but who stole your heart when you met them and who will be loved and cared for in your home for a lifetime

06/16/2026

Please pardon our appearance! 🚧

Pinellas County Animal Services remains open while the front lobby roof is being replaced. Temporary entrance detours are in place, but our shelter pets are still eagerly waiting to meet you.

If you're thinking about adding a feline friend to your family, now is a great time to visit. Our cat adoption area is always changing, with cats and kittens of all ages, colors, and personalities looking for loving homes. These are just a few of the wonderful cats currently available for adoption.

We hope one of these faces inspires you to stop by and meet your new best friend. Every cat and kitten is spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations.
Come visit, fall in love, and give a deserving cat a forever home. ❤️🐾

If you may be interested in meeting and better yet adopting, please stop by Pinellas County Animal Services at 12450 Ulmerton Road in Largo, Florida or call 727-582-2600.

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06/03/2026

Shelter and Rescues are always receiving inquiries on what to do if they find a cat and/or kitten in Pinellas County. Here is a flyer from Pinellas County Animal Services on their recommendations.

06/03/2026

Senior cats often arrive at Pinellas County Animal Services through no fault of their own. Financial hardship, housing restrictions, allergies, illness, or the death of a beloved owner can suddenly change their lives forever.

Imagine spending years in a home, knowing the comfort of a favorite chair, a familiar voice, and a daily routine—only to find yourself in a shelter, confused and wondering what happened.
They feel fear. Loss. Uncertainty.

Yet despite everything, senior cats continue to hope. They still greet kind visitors. They still purr when shown affection. They still dream of a soft bed, a sunny window, and someone to love.

Right now, two deserving seniors are waiting for a second chance:

🐾 Pablo, 9 years old, lost the only home he knew when his owner passed away. Sadly, no family members or friends were able to take him in.

🐾 Copa Cabana, 8 years old, was likely abandoned and survived living beneath a neighbor's home until a compassionate animal lover took her in and searched unsuccessfully for her family.
Senior cats offer something truly special—calm companionship, gratitude, and unconditional love. They aren't looking for perfection. They're simply hoping someone will choose them.

Could you be their soft landing?

Visit Pinellas County Animal Services and meet Pablo or Copa Cabana today. Their best chapter could still be ahead of them. 🏡💕

06/01/2026

New faces in cat adoptions at Pinellas County Animal Services on Sunday 5/31/2026. Hope cat lovers get to meet these lovely kitties on Monday the first day of June!

Kennel 1 is Copa Cabana (61013918), a lovely 8-year-old senior girl. It is hard to understand how she may have been abandoned by her previous owner. She was found living under a neighbor’s home by a compassionate cat lover, who searched for several weeks for her family before bringing her to the shelter for help. Though camera shy, Copa showed a sweet personality that made it clear she had once been deeply loved.

Kennel 3 is an energetic 7-month-old girl (61056484) who has not been named yet. Possibly the name Savannah would fit her well, but we’ll see what name the staff chooses. She thoroughly enjoyed her time out on the floor and eagerly explored everyone and everything in adoptions. She will do best with a family that can keep her engaged and active, or her playful mischievous streak is likely to show.

Kennel 5 is Liana (60879451), a shy 5-year-old girl. When we first met her, she was curled up in a ball under the platform in her kennel, trying to hide as she adjusted to the unfamiliar surroundings. Like some of the others, she was found by a compassionate cat lover and was very thin, hungry, and dehydrated. She relaxed a little while we were there—especially after sharing a Churu—and responded well to gentle petting and calm company. By the time we left adoptions, Liana was no longer hiding and was resting on the top shelf of the platform. With a little time, she will likely come out of her shell and become a wonderful companion.

Kennel 6 is Pablo (43797510), a 5 1/2-year-old boy. Sadly, his owner passed away, and no immediate family members or friends were able to take him in. Pablo was clearly well cared for and is a sturdy 15 1/2-pound kitty. Now adjusting to unfamiliar sights and sounds, he seems a little nervous in his current surroundings. As he enters the prime of his life, we hope he will soon find a loving home where he can once again enjoy the attention and affection he is used to.

These sweet new cats will benefit from the TLC of volunteers and the attention of potential adopters. Each one deserves to find a loving home soon.

All cats available for adoption have been spay/neutered, up to date on vaccinations, and microchipped.. If you may be interested in meeting and better yet adopting, please stop by Pinellas County Animal Services at 12450 Ulmerton Road in Largo, Florida or call 727-582-2600

Please share as the shelter knows there are families in our community who will so very ready to welcome new cats into their home and give them a happy healthy life!