Tigger is a sweet old soul that was surrendered to a local animal shelter, along with his sister, at the ripe age of 15 years old. While his sister was adopted, Tigger waited for weeks before a shelter volunteer reached out for help.

Tigger is a very people friendly cat that just needs time to adjust to new environments. He can be fearful and hide at first in a new place, but he comes around quickly. He seems to have no issues with other cats once he's settled in, but we have not tested him with dogs yet. He is great at using the litter box. He prefers wet food, and he will demand his wet food at the times of day when he gets it, but he will nibble at hard food as well. Overall, he's a great little guy who just wants to relax and be loved on by his person.

Tigger was recently diagnosed with Hyperthyroidism and takes medication every day for this. He takes his medicine very well, and it is inexpensive.

No senior pet deserves to spend their remaining time in a cold, loud, scary shelter. We were happy to rescue Tigger from that fate, but we cannot rescue more without Tigger finding his forever home!

Tigger is fixed, triple tested, and will be vaccinated before going to his new home. Adoption fee is 80$

Shadow is a sweet, 5-year-old boy that came from the same house as Bee and Rocky. He has a very interesting coat that is shiny, silky, and long, though it can appear shorter due to its slickness. His mom and rescuer unfortunately passed away, leaving behind 25 confused babies wondering where she went.

It took two months for Shadow to begin warming up to us. He has become Bee's best friend and rock in our unfamiliar home. Thankfully, he has come fully around to trust us and love us. Shadow now enjoys being pet and loved on all over for as long as you're willing to do it. 

Shadow really thrives with other cats, and he especially loves his best friend, Bee. We hoped to keep him and Bee together so that neither of them lose their "emotional support" buddy, but Shadow deserves a good home where he can get lots of attention regardless. He and Bee have both waited a year without being adopted, so we would love to see Shadow get a good home even if Bee needs to stay with us for awhile longer. 

Shadow is fixed and vaccinated. His adoption fee is 80$

Big Mama was a street cat that was taken in by her first owner. She resisted living indoors at first, as she was quite feral when she first met her mom. However, with some luck and persistance, her caretaker was able to trap her and take her to SNIPS to be fixed. After that, she worked on gaining Big Mama's trust, and eventually, they grew to love each other.

Unfortunately, Big Mama's first mom passed away recently, and we agreed to take her in and find her a new home. She is a small cat, despite her name, but she has a big personality. She is incredibly sweet and affectionate, and she will make herself a spot to lay in your lap with or without your permission. She also loves to play with toys, despite being a fully grown adult cat. Big Mama is cat friendly as long as she has enough time to get to know them. She doesn't seem too afraid of our dogs, but she would just need patience to adjust to any new environments or friends. 

Big Mama is fixed and will be vaccinated and triple tested before going to her new home. Her adoption fee is 80$.

Rocky came from the same home as our sweet boy, Shadow. Unfortunately, Rocky had recently tested positive for FIV before he came into our care. He is also 17 years old at this point. For these reasons, we sought out a forever foster for Rocky, rather than an adopter.

Rocky is a funny, sweet, and adventurous cat. He was friendly right out of the gate, even after losing the only mom he'd ever known. It was obvious from the beginning that he had an affection for other cats, and he chose Chatter to be his object of affection after his sister passed away. Chatter was reluctant at first, but then the two of them became peas in a pod!

FIV is by no means a death sentence. It is difficult to transfer to other cats because it must enter the blood through deep bite wounds. Rocky is a friendly boy, who wouldn't dream of hurting another cat, so he is not a risk to other cats. However, because of his age, we aimed to find a forever foster so that we could continue supporting him.

Rocky is now with his best buddy, Chatter, at the home of the amazing Rachel Hernandez.

Originally named Honey Bee, I knew from day one that this boy needed a more appropriate name. There was nothing "honey" or sweet about him except his chunky little face.

Bee came from a house of 24 other cats. Their mom had passed away recently, leaving them all in limbo. Bee was especially left out in the cold, due to him being the most recent rescue. He had never had time to bond with anyone, and he was also suffering with a broken leg while in the home. The rescuer was unable to get him taken care of before her passing, so he hopped around the laundry room until we arrived two months later to remove them all.

I can't imagine the pain he must have been in, and the confusion he felt, so it's no wonder he was quite the spicy little fella. Thankfully, our vet was able to amputate the broken leg and get him comfortable again. Unable to hunt or defend himself, we knew we couldn't allow Bee to be an outside cat or barn cat, despite being totally feral.

So, Spicy Bee stays in the cat room. He will stay in there for as long as it takes for him to become friendly and adoptable or pass of old age. Already, in the months I've had him, he's made great strides in becoming less afraid of me. He now allows my husband and I to pet him gently, and he's grown comfortable enough to eat around us. :)