Avalo's Feline Hybrid and Exotic Sanctuary

05/31/2026

Yesterday, we said goodbye to our sweet Oso, a beloved Bengal who had been a mascot for Avalo Cat Sanctuary for nearly 10 years.

Oso never met a stranger. He greeted every visitor with warmth, affection, and his gentle personality, helping countless people fall in love with the cats we care for. He was a true ambassador for Avalo and touched the hearts of everyone who met him.

His loss leaves a tremendous void, and he will be deeply missed by all of us, as well as by his feline companions.

We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the wonderful team at Sunset Animal Clinic for continuing to provide care for our cats, even while we still carry an outstanding balance for veterinary services. Your compassion and support mean more than words can express.

Our veterinary fundraiser will remain active for a few more days. If you would like to help us cover Oso's final medical expenses and ongoing veterinary care for the sanctuary cats, please consider contributing. Donations can also be made directly to:

Avalo Cat Sanctuary
(Fundraiser on this page; venmo ; www.avalocatsanctuary.com)

Thank you for your kindness, support, and for helping us continue our mission of caring for special-needs, hybrid, and exotic cats. Oso's legacy of love will live on in every life we save.

Rest peacefully, sweet Oso. You were loved beyond measure. ❤️🐾

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05/27/2026

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05/23/2026

Avalo has a few specialty cats that could be available for adoption to the right home. We have three F4 Jungle Curls as well as four Devon Rex. If you are interested and think you might be the right home please send a PM for a detailed and thorough application.

04/29/2026

Who recalls Rune? Can you identify his Lynx species?

The four species within the Lynx genus are the Eurasian lynx, Canada lynx, Iberian lynx, and Bobcat. These medium-sized cats, recognizable by their short tails and tufted ears, are adept predators: Canada lynx target hares, Iberian lynx specialize in rabbits, Bobcats are opportunistic, and Eurasian lynx hunt deer.

Eurasian lynx are distributed across a broad geographic range including Sweden, China, Russia, and Pakistan. In their native South Carolina, Bobcats are protected, and their captivity requires a USDA license or professional rehabilitation status. Rune's meals include rabbit and squirrel treats in addition to his standard diet of chicken and quail.

Please donate to help us feed this magnificent cat!

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04/29/2026

The caracal can rotate each ear independently using 20 different muscles , more than any other cat on Earth , allowing it to pinpoint the exact location of prey by sound alone before making a single move.

It is the only wild cat capable of catching birds in mid-flight, leaping up to 10 feet vertically from a standing position and batting multiple birds out of the air in a single jump. These kits are born with their distinctive ear tufts already present , the only feature that identifies them as caracals from the very first day of life.

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04/28/2026

US and International Laws for Ownership of Hybrid Cats and Dogs

04/28/2026

Two black beauties in one shot! They have both found loving homes ❤️ Black cats are awesome! They all have different attributes! Show me pictures of your black babies!

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