MayKat - This little doll baby was given a crummy hand in life.  At only 6 months old, she found herself in Animal Control and worse, she was diagnosed with Feline Leukemia and about to be killed.  We were contacted by a caring person to see if we would have room for MayKat to come to our shelter.  Unfortunately, we had just lost 2 kitties but fortunately for MayKat, that meant there was room for her.  She is such a pleasure to be around, so fun and loving.  Even though she wont get to live a real long life, she still deserves to live it.  If you have no other cats and would consider giving MayKat a chance, you wouldn't be disappointed.  Or maybe you have a special kitty with Feline Leukemia that would love to have a friend, please consider MayKat.   MayKat, girl, born approx 8/07

Meet Jordan!  You cant see well in this picture but this boy has deep blue eyes and he is not deaf!  Alot of white cats with blue eyes are.  Jordan was found with many other cats in a trailer park.  He had blood and pus all over his head.  We had NO idea what was wrong with him but he was immediately taken to the vet where they determined that he simply had such a bad case of earmites that he had literally scratched himself bloody and infection was setting in.  He is very healthy now except that he has tested positive for FIV.  All that means is he needs to be an indoor kitty (all kitties should be anyway) and needs to be an only kitty or live with other FIV+.  This guy is the purrfect lap cat/couch potato.  He gets along great with other cats and would love nothing more then to be your buddy lap cat.  He is so laid back and never tears things up or causes trouble.  Wont you give this big boy the chance he deserves? 

Sunni is a gorgeous Russian Blue........ when he was a tiny baby, he had horrible bloated stomach problems.  It was determined that he had Mega Colon.  After an extensive surgery to fix it, he actually had problems with the stool leaking.  That is much better now but the vet just doesnt know a long term prognosis on a cat this young with this type of surgery.....its usually done on older cats.  Sunni is AWESOME with other cats, he shows the newbies around and makes them feel comfortable.  He loves people and affection.  We hope he finds his special family! 

When I was rescued, I had hurt my tail. The vet said he was unable to save it and it had to be amputated. Then I had a little bobtail that everyone said was so cute. I used to wag it up and down. But because I have FIV, it never healed and was always sore and hurting me. The vet finally had to remove my tail completely, so now I look like that Manx cat that lives here, only he is my foster mom’s real cat, not just a foster cat like me. I wish I were someone’s real cat.

There were complications from having so much surgery and it affected my vision. It is hard for me to judge distance and depth. My foster mom had to elevate my water bowl, otherwise I dig the water out onto the floor because I can’t tell where the level is. The elevated bowl helps me with that problem.

I share a room with other FIV cats in my foster home. I am a very good boy and I never jump up on the counter. I am the first one to greet my foster mom when she comes in to visit and take care of us. The other cats sometimes pick on me, so I would really like to have a home all to myself.

My name is Gus and I am about four years old.

Charlotte is very shy, it took her foster mom 3 weeks before she would not hide when she came into her room BUT it was worth the wait.  She is very sweet and loving.  She likes to sit on your lap and purrs loudly.  She is long-haired and about 6 years old.

Camelot is a 6 year old male flame point Siamese mix.  At 14 pounds you would think he would be afraid of nothing.  Wrong!  He is afraid of his own shadow.  He will need to find a home that has no children.  He will also need someone who will understand that he will not be an instant lap cat.  But with patience you will be greatly rewarded as this is a great cat.  He is very amusing.  No "grace of a cat".