Catify Cafe & Adoptions, Inc

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A “Shelter of, Circle of… Friends” is Catify Cafe's Vision for Our Community, Soon Providing Low Cost Veterinary Services for Cats, a Huge Cat Café with a Garden Arboretum Rooftop, Trap-Neuter-Release Program, Cat Adoptions, Cat Boarding & More.

UPDATE: Waiting to hear back from a couple of inquiries who offered help. Still working on this situation. EMERGENCY HEL...
05/09/2025

UPDATE: Waiting to hear back from a couple of inquiries who offered help. Still working on this situation. EMERGENCY HELP NEEDED by May16th!! Contact US if you can.

TWO CATS, Females, 15 & 8 Years Old, NO Health Issues, Declawed, Fully Vetted, Well Cared for may be euthanized on May 16th if we can't find a Home or Temp Foster for them. Original Owner going into an Seniors Care Facility with rehab, but will be a permanent move. NO Dogs/Cats allowed unfortunately. We (Catify) will fully assist with this transition and help you locally. They are located in Alliance, Ohio and will be brought here if we can find a home/foster. Info about the cats are BELOW, and will come with LOTS of Food. We can assist with litter, litter box/scooper, cat tree/beds, etc, if needed. Family has TRIED many rescues with either no response or they couldn't help. Catify KNOWS some of the family members personally and they are responsible people.

A Permanent Home would be best, However, to SAVE THEIR LIVES (they have only KNOWN ONE Owner) we would gladly accept a FOSTER for a period of maybe 3 - 6 months. Catify starting in July will be moving forward with our "Kitty Companions for Seniors Program" to which these cats would work best. Our fundraising for that won't begin until Mid June. https://www.catifycafe.org/senior-companions

Here is their information:
Good morning Paul,

This email is a follow up to Rich’s call that he placed on Tuesday evening regarding the two cats that our Aunt currently has in Alliance that we have no relocation for them. We have tried Fur-get Me Not Animal Rescue as well as every Humane Society there ever was, along with one other rescue location in Louisville. We have not heard from any of them. They literally have no where to go come by next Friday the 16th. Unfortunately all avenues have been exhausted. We were able to get photos of both of them and the descriptions in which you requested.

Abby. She is 8 years old. She is so friendly and will greet anyone and everyone. She is gray in color, declawed and spayed. She is up to date on her vaccinations per our Aunt through West Main Veterinary Clinic. She has no medical issues.

Lucy. She is a 15 year old calico. She is friendly but very shy. She likes to hide except from her owner. (Pictures SHOW Hiding as her house is now empty, but being cared for DAILY. She too has been spayed and is declawed on the front paws. She is up to date on her vaccinations through West Main Veterinary as well and has no medical issues. We tried to get her full body but she was scared so we just took a few shots of her to not make her nervous.

Both are litter trained well. We have a large donation of wet and dry food with both cats. Again, we have no where for them to go by next Friday the 16th of May. Please let us know if you can help us with these two as your time and love for these animals is greatly appreciated.

Rich and Jenny

A typical day at Catify.  Start and around 7 go outside and enjoy the crisp morning air.  By 9 AM eating breakfast, By 1...
05/05/2025

A typical day at Catify. Start and around 7 go outside and enjoy the crisp morning air. By 9 AM eating breakfast, By 10 AM snooze it off. Of course, there's always one cat that wants to hog attention all to himself and just play...

72° outside today. Waiting on the rest of my cat crew to realize they need to come outside. I don't think they realize j...
04/23/2025

72° outside today. Waiting on the rest of my cat crew to realize they need to come outside. I don't think they realize just how nice it is yet from being inside.

We are asking for sponsors for THIS CAT pictured.  We have named him Buttons, and he showed up this past winter but has ...
04/20/2025

We are asking for sponsors for THIS CAT pictured. We have named him Buttons, and he showed up this past winter but has been very guarded and leery. Over the last couple of weeks, we have been able to get within a foot of him while he eats and we stay and talk with him. Over the last several days we can tell he IS NOT feeling well (still eating good) and his third eyelids are showing between 1/4 to 1/3rd at times.

We would like to capture this guy and get him fixed, all shots, Bravecto 90 day flea treatment, dewormer, snap test, and run a blood/fecal panel. We are looking at about $450+ to do this. Unfortunately, this past Thursday, another one of our cats started drooling (Skidders) and has many bad teeth, we just spent $373 (including blood work for surgery) and will be spending another $1000 to $1200 for surgery, on top of the $3200 for TWO dental surgeries we did in March, so the funds are just not there for us to help him right now, and we certainly DO NOT want him to be a stud for other female cats. If you would like to help and sponsor him, we would greatly appreciate this very much. We will keep you posted.

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Catify Café & Adoptions, Inc
P. O. Box 21
Orrville, OH 44667-0021

We will have SEVERAL UPDATES for you over the next several days.... TODAY, Update on Tellie from our March 27th post.  I...
04/17/2025

We will have SEVERAL UPDATES for you over the next several days.... TODAY, Update on Tellie from our March 27th post. It has been THREE WEEKS+ now since she tore her cruciate ligament in her right knee. We have kept her confined to our large walk-in closet in our bedroom and is still on pain meds.

We are giving her professional laser treatments and with rest she is now NOT limping as bad, but she is still favoring her right leg/knee some. As you can tell by the pictures, she keeps her right leg, sometimes BOTH straight out as that seems to feel best for her. Tellie, We feel, KNOWS something is wrong and is trying to adapt her walking for now. We are going to try to get her out into another room by day to get some sun light and view the outdoors, but keeping her away from other cats. We were told today by our vets that this could take as long as 6 months to fully heal on it's own, if it is able to do so.

Since she is improving some and at the advice of our vets we are hopeful to avoid an expensive surgery. We will keep you updated.

Today we hit 68° and it seems that some of our cats just wanted to be outside in our catitat.
04/03/2025

Today we hit 68° and it seems that some of our cats just wanted to be outside in our catitat.

04/02/2025

This is TRULY SAD and a Great Loss for Cat Rescues!!

Being a Home 🏡 Owner,   We are always responsible for repairs. I have a clogged sink AGAIN!! 🤣🤣🤣
03/29/2025

Being a Home 🏡 Owner, We are always responsible for repairs. I have a clogged sink AGAIN!! 🤣🤣🤣

It's All FUN & GAMES until Someone GETS HURT!!So last night it seems that around 7pm that Our 20 month old "Strong" got ...
03/27/2025

It's All FUN & GAMES until Someone GETS HURT!!

So last night it seems that around 7pm that Our 20 month old "Strong" got into a Tussle with our close to 3 year old "Tellie", Ironically BOTH of these cats were emergency rescues from PNC Bank. Strong basically AMBUSHED Tellie and caused a SEVERE INJURY causing her to cry, growl and majorly limp on her right back leg. Knowing she was in pain, we confined her to our large, carpeted walk-in closet, gave her a dose of Meloxicam for pain/inflammation and we did an emergency drop off at our vets this morning at 7:50am as they had NO Appointments for today, so they worked her in.

Sadly, based on our vet's examination and recommendations, we are to keep her isolated and keep her on pain meds for the next two weeks to see if it will heal on its own (cruciate ligament tear) without having to have surgery. She will most likely have PAIN (as she does now) for the duration until it heals but the pain meds hopefully will take the edge off or better, we hope. This is a FIRST for us to experience this type of injury, since we are a rescue, the cats we care for are uncaged, play hard and sometimes semi-rough all the time with each other but nothing like this has ever happened before to us.

A cruciate ligament tear is an injury to one of the two ligaments that cross in the center of the knee joint, connecting the thighbone (femur) to the shinbone (tibia). It is also known as a cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) rupture in cats, which is a common injury that can cause pain and instability in the stifle joint (knee), often resulting in limping or lameness.

We keep Strict Rules with our 26 Catify Cat family members!! (1) NO shedding of Fur. (2) NOT allowed on our Bed. (3) NOT...
03/26/2025

We keep Strict Rules with our 26 Catify Cat family members!! (1) NO shedding of Fur. (2) NOT allowed on our Bed. (3) NOT allowed on our Counters. There are more rules that we enforce but these are the top 3!

03/24/2025

Heads you friends! Keep watch over your small dogs and all kitties!! 🙀

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P. O. Box 21
Orrville, OH
44667

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