*Special needs - No adoption fee* Aerial and Arnie are two wonderful, lovable 6 month old kittens! Like most youngsters their age, they love to play, climb, explore and cuddle! However, these siblings need a special home because they both tested positive for feline leukemia, which means they can not go to a home with other cats. Leukemia is spread via fluids like saliva (so transmitted during grooming, sharing bowls and litter boxes, etc), but does not live outside the body for very long. Unfortunately, leukemia positive cats do have a shortened life span, but that doesn't mean they can't live joyous lives filled with fun and happiness in the meantime! We think these two deserve a loving family despite their diagnosis, so their adoption fee is waived for approved applicants. We also will only consider a home where they can stay together, since their time will be shortened, we want them to at least have each other forever. They would do great in a home with children and would likely tolerate cat-friendly dogs with a proper introduction. So if you know anyone who might have a soft spot for the "special ones", please pass along Aerial and Arnie's story! show less

Ahab is the nicest, sweetest, most gentle 6 month boy you could ever ask for. He has been patiently waiting for someone to show interest, but being a black kitten (and the fact that we have MANY black cats currently), he hasn't had much luck. His brother was all gray and was adopted right away, but Ahab tries not to let that get him down. While he is a tiny bit shy at first, he is incredibly good-natured and enjoys being showered with attention when he's curled up in a comfy spot. Ahab is kind to all other cats and even allowed an older kitten to "nurse" on him when she was feeling anxious. This lovable, handsome guy really hopes someone will look past the color of his fur and give him a chance at a forever home. show less

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With as outgoing and buckwild Andy is when he's playing, you'd never guess that he can be a little shy! Sweet Andy is looking for an reassuring adopter to welcome him home. He's loves to play with you and hang out together, and is learning that human hands are good things. When you are holding him he'll relax and enjoys being pet, but so far isnt a fan of getting picked up. As long as you go slow with him, he's not fearful! We don't know what was in this tiny tots past, but we want to show him that it's only good things from here on out!  All he needs is a loving person to assure him that he is safe and loved and that only good things happen with interactions from here on out. He's a smart cookie and he's picking it up fast!  show less

Antonio is the cutest little 3 month old kitten looking to fill your home with love and laughter. He is a playing machine! Once you break out the toys on the string, you'll watch in awe as he performs incredible flips and leaps with his boundless energy. He also loves wrestling with his siblings, Pepa and Camilo, so he'd love to go to a home with another kitty friend. show less

*Special needs - No adoption fee* Arnie and Aerial are two wonderful, lovable 6 month old kittens! Like most youngsters their age, they love to play, climb, explore and cuddle! However, these siblings need a special home because they both tested positive for feline leukemia, which means they can not go to a home with other cats. Leukemia is spread via fluids like saliva (so transmitted during grooming, sharing bowls and litter boxes, etc), but does not live outside the body for very long. Unfortunately, leukemia positive cats do have a shortened life span, but that doesn't mean they can't live joyous lives filled with fun and happiness in the meantime! We think these two deserve a loving family despite their diagnosis, so their adoption fee is waived for approved applicants. We also will only consider a home where they can stay together, since their time will be shortened, we want them to at least have each other forever. They would do great in a home with children and would likely tolerate cat-friendly dogs with a proper introduction. So if you know anyone who might have a soft spot for the "special ones", please pass along Arnie and Aerial's story! show less

Asteroid is a sweet, handsome guy who has quite the unique look about him. Though his crinkled ears and bobbed tail give him an ultra cute appearance, we can't be sure if he was born like that (or had his ears succumb to frostbite) or if these features were intentionally caused by humans. In any case, Asteroid is a fairly timid guy, but still desperately wants to receive attention from people. He just needs a patient family with gentle hands to give him sweet pets and put his mind at ease. He is coming out of his shell in his foster home with the help of their current resident cat, so we will only be recommending Asteroid be adopted to a home with another friendly, outgoing feline so he can learn and bond with it. If you have a quieter household and little bit of time to spend with him, we're sure he is going to blossom into the most amazing, loving boy! show less

Baby Bun – your shy coworker who wears the orange cardigan every day and hides behind her laptop every time you walk by but secretly admires you. Small and shy little Baby Bun comes with a tiny doll face and the tiniest, squeaky meow. She is a little timid and will run from you at first but don’t be fooled. She is your coworker who notices from afar, that you have not moved your mouse for over 15 minutes and that your Teams status is showing you as inactive. With her distinguished moustache, she will take note that you took a longer-than-allowed lunch break. After you log off, she will judge you for choosing a trashy show over a documentary on a weeknight, and her golden eyes will widen with shock while you pour that second glass of wine. The minute you do notice her and call her to your side, she is your best buddy forever. She will let you know she is over the moon that you asked her to sit with you with her joyful squeak. She loves it when you gently pet her and she loves all praise (especially when you compliment her pretty orange cardigan). When you are busy with work and such, Baby Bun will benefit from the companion of other playful cats as that gives her someone else to boss around the workplace. Please give Baby Bun the chance to be your Work Bestie. show less

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Beautiful Bailey is only about a year and half, but was a wonderful mother to her kittens even at her young age. She came to our rescue a little nervous, but once she realized people were there to care for her and her babies, she came out of her shell quickly. Bailey would love a home where she can relax and be pampered for the rest of her life. She's not overly needy, but does enjoy a good head scratch while she's chilling on the couch. She's a low maintenance, lovable gal ready for a family of her own! Now, there is one more thing you should know. Bailey has tested positive for FIV (Feline immunodeficiency virus), but this will not prevent her from living a long, happy life. The disease can only affect felines and is rarely spread to altered, friendly FIV-negative cats. It cannot be spread by sharing litter boxes, food dishes, playing or grooming. Transmission is only possible through deep puncture wounds (think non-neutered male cats fighting over territories) - while Bailey has not be tested with other cats (other than her kittens) she does not seem the type to get into this kind of serious scuffle with another friendly housemate. Additionally, she does not require any medicine for his condition, but since her immune system is a bit more suppressed than normal, she has the potential to get sick easier. For indoor cats, this is generally a non-issue as she will not be exposed to diseases and viruses in the safety of her home. Don't be scared by the myths people (and even some veterinarians!) spread about FIV. Take your time and do the research, and make your own decision about whether adopting an FIV cat is right for you if you have other felines at home. show less

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Blissey is a 1.5 year old girl looking for an adopter with the patience of a saint. You see, she came to us as a feral kitten over a year ago, and is just now starting to interact with the volunteers regularly. She does not have a mean bone in her body, but is just nervous, anxious cat. Once she trusts you, she loves to be pet all over. She'll roll over and lift her butt in the air to signify her approval. However, Blissey is still very jumpy when it comes to loud noises or sudden movements, so she'll need to be placed in an adult only (or teenager and older) home. Blissey loves other cats more than ANYTHING! She will seek out the nearest cat and absolutely smother them with her love and affection. She'll cuddle, groom and snuggle all day with any cat who will let her. That said, while she is still a little skittish around humans, she'd make an EXCELLENT friend for another feline if you have a cat who is lonely or in need of companionship. Blissey goes crazy for canned food and treats, so we're pretty sure you can win her over if you offer these rewards regularly.  show less

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Buffy is a little showstopper, and she knows it! This super friendly gal also has some sass and spunk to her, so she's looking for a family who won't mind her nibbles and chomps when she gets too excited. While she's very social and affectionate, she also expects her boundaries to be respected (she will growl a bit if you're doing something to her she doesn't like), so we don't recommend her for a home with small children. Buffy can be quite cuddly at times and may plunk down on your lap and place her paws gently on your chest while she purrs herself to sleep. We were told she was about a year old, but we think she could be younger, especially since she definitely has enough kitten energy and curiosity to go around. She loves to explore, climb, follow her humans around and play! However, she does not like other cats and is looking to be the only feline in her future home. She has been introduced to the resident dog, and while she seems annoyed by his presence, she would likely tolerate living with a calm, well-mannered pooch who would mostly leave her alone (she would not be a good fit for those with hyperactive or noisy dogs). show less

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Sweet senior Cherry Blossom is looking for a special adopter who won't mind putting in a little extra care to make her part of their family. This 11 year old gal is diabetic and requires an insulin shot twice a day, but she is an excellent patient and never complains. Cherry Blossom is a wonderful girl who isn't too needy, but still enjoys attention from people when she's in the mood. Her foster mom says she's a healthy balance of independent and affectionate - she'll sometimes go off exploring on her own or will get up and run around when she's excited, while other times, she just waits for you to come to pet her and then she'll purr loudly. But at her age, you don't have to worry about entertaining her, as she will gladly find a comfy spot to nap most of the day. She has been introduced to other cats and does fine with them as long as they don't try to bother her with pouncing or playing.   Cherry Blossom has been in our rescue for about 6 months and is well-regulated on her current dose. However, like any diabetic, she will need regular rechecks as some diabetics can actually go into remission. Her next fructosamine test is due in November, and the rescue will gladly pay for her first recheck at one of our participating vets. We will also be sending home a bottle of insulin and syringes so her new adopter will have plenty of initial supplies. Even if you have never had a diabteic cat before, we are happy to teach you! Cherry Blossom really deserves a forever family of her own and deserves a tiny bit of extra effort! Please don't overlook her because of her diagnosis. show less

Chyna is a sweet older lady that just wants to be loved! You would think a cat would be stressed after being surrendered to a rescue after 14 years of living with their owner, but Chyna took to her foster family pretty quickly. She's super low maintenance and makes an excellent roommate. Her favorite activities are: chin scratches, laying in the sun, enjoying cuddle time and looking out windows. Chyna also enjoys a good brushing, but will let you know when she's had enough. She still likes to play on occassion, but relaxing is more her thing. But while Chyna loves people, she does not care for other cats, so she's looking for a home where she can be the only pampered feline. Bonus: She has incredibly soft fur! show less

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Cleveland is an absolute stud of a cat! He was found roaming outside, but was friendly enough from the get-go to come right up to strangers. When he wasn't claimed by an owner, he was put into our adoption program and now he awaits his forever family to come scoop him up. This big guy is fun and playful and would prefer a home with a lot of space or cat trees so he can get his daily exercise. He tries to play with other cats, but we think he might be too rough with some of the females and smaller cats, so bigger, more dominant felines that he can't push around may be the best type to pair him with. Cleveland is curious, adventurous and is an excellent companion! show less

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Destiny is the most cuddly kitten in the litter and also the only female, so she definitely knows she's a little princess. She's the perfect combo of sweet and playful! She was born outside to a barn cat, but is now enjoying life safe and sound in the comfort of a foster home. She loves toys and playing with her brothers - Fortune, Fate and Boone. She'd love to go to a home that has a friendly feline she can play with. Destiny would do fine with children and possibly well-mannered dogs once properly introduced.  show less

Tiny Duchess is fully grown but is the size of a kitten! This goofy gal will have you cracking up with pretty much everything she does. Her petite stature kind of makes everything a bit comical and totally endearing. Duchess came to us semi-feral and has done pretty much a complete turn around. In her previous rescue she even had her ear tipped as a TNR cat. However Duchess's foster family was able to work wonders with her and Duchess is now a super fan of physical affection. She looooves to be pet, held, smooched and doted on! She loooves to take a nap across your chest or in her other favorite spot- making a kitty halo above your head on your pillow. If you're lucky, she may ever redo your hairstyle for you!  When Duchess is super excited to see you (which is pretty much everytime) she immediately stands on all her tippytoes and does a weird little puffed up walk around your legs. She will loooove to kiss your face, and boop your chin and cheeks with the top of her head. Shes a big fan of rapid fire kisses on her head, it makes her purr like crazy! Duchess isnt a big fan of being carried around, it makes her a bit nervous not being able to control where shes going, but she does love to run alongside you wherever you go! She has a silly little run and she likes to dart out ahead of her favorite person leading the way- her foster mom jokes that Duchess is her herald!  Little Duchess may be nervous meeting new people and hide- for this reason it will be hard to judge her correctly if an adopter comes to meet her. Her adopter will have to trust that she is a literal DREAM of a cat once she gets to know you, and be patient enough to let her prove it. She will need a calm, quiet home with either no dogs or suuuuuuper chill dogs, and no children. Loud noises and fast movements startle her easily and she will hide and stay hidden until coaxed out. Her foster parents would like whoever her lucky adopter is to know how special she is to them. She has come a long way from being a wild Louisiana street cat raising 3 perfect babies out on her own! Her adopter should know they've pretty much won the cat lottery if they choose her.  show less