SENIOR CAT
FRONT DECLAW
DOB 1994
**Audrey has recently been put on a daily medication she will require for the rest of her life**
"PLEASE ADOPT US TOGETHER!"
CURLY
Years at Pet Refuge
DOB APRIL 2005
AND
THOMAS
Years at Pet Refuge
DOB MARCH 1996
SENIOR CAT
Curly is a neutered odd-eyed white Cornish Rex mix. His very best buddy and surrogate father is another available foster cat, Thomas. They need to be placed together. Thomas has been back with Pet Refuge since 2003 after being returned to us following the divorce of his family. He is a sweet giant of a cat who is good with kids and dogs as well as kittens and other outgoing cats. He has been on insulin shots for several years with no complications. The shots are easy to give and the total cost for a year of supplies is well under $100. Won't you consider this dynamic duo !?! (KP)
SENIOR CAT
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION AT OUR SHELTER
Year at Pet Refuge
DOB 2002
SENIOR CAT
SENIOR CAT
DECLAWED
FOSTERED
DOB 1996
SENIOR CAT
DECLAWED
Petie is a very mellow and friendly
12 year old neutered and declawed Maine Coon mix. He is diabetic and on twice daily insulin shots which he doesn't mind at all. Please consider this nice
older fellow! KP
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
PERMANENT FOSTER
LAURA
(DOB October 2006)
(DOB July 2006)
Libby is a feisty little girl who really enjoys life. She likes to play and she likes to snuggle. Libby tested positive for Feline Leukemia. She came to us with five babies who, sadly, did not survive. When she was taken to the vet to be spayed it was discovered that she has a serious heart murmur. On a scale of 1 - 6 with 6 being the most serious, Libby is a 4. Libby is in a permanent foster home and is enjoying her precious life. Please consider sponsoring Miss Libby to help pay for her medical expenses. MC
Click here to sponsor Libby in our Sponsor-A-Pet Program
PERMANENT FOSTER
WEEBLES
(DOB 1999)
Weebles is a special needs permanent foster cat that is in desperate need of sponsors. He was found as a stray on the side of the road and after testing was done on him, it was determined that he has "cerebellum hypoplasia" (somewhat like cerebral palsy in humans). He's a super sweet and playful cat even though he has no ability to walk alone. He's placed by his food and water and on puppy pads at least 4 times a day.
Even though Weebles cannot walk alone a K-9 cart was made special for him. Unfortunately it wasn't quite right in construction and needs some modifications to work. We are looking for a local talented welder to help rebuild Weebles' cart to work with his needs. AM
PERMANENT FOSTER
(DOB 1993)
Howie is a neutered male with some very striking colors to his tabby coat. He's a real sweetie who relaxes in and out of his cage whenever he pleases. Howie is a special needs cat in search of sponsors while living in his permanent foster home. He has asthma and is on medication twice a day mixed into his wet food. Howie is a gem and very loved by his foster family. AM
Click here to sponsor Howie in our Sponsor-A-Pet Program
(DOB 2003)
PERMANENT PET REFUGE RESIDENT
Duffy is a lovely gray and white tuxedo female. Duffy was born Dec. 1994 and is front foot declawed. She has recently been diagnosed with cancer and needs all the good thoughts and prayers (along with sponsors) she can get.
Update:Duffy has recently been placed in a loving foster home so she can receive the one on one attention that she so deserves and needs at this time.
Update #2: Duffy had to be brought back to our shelter due to stress in her foster home. Please consider sponsoring Duffy so she can continue to get the medical care she deserves.
Click here to sponsor Duffy in our Sponsor-A-Pet Program
PERMANENT FOSTER
RAGTIME
(DOB 1998?)
Ragtime's story:
Ragtime was a frightened Maine Coon mix cat who was on her own for about a
year. She survived on handouts and huddled under sheds or whatever
shelter she could find. Her fur was matted and hung in ragged patches
so she was called Rags.
No one was able to take Rags in because she was so scared that she growled
if anyone tried to pick her up. She would become very upset if another cat
came near her and all noise scared her. A Pet Refuge volunteer took
Rags to Pet Refuge where she became so distressed that she could not be
handled or petted at all. Poor Rags had to be sedated to get tested
and basic shots at that time. The volunteer took her home and kept her
in a quiet back room. She now allows her foster Mom to brush her and will
sit with her foster Mom
or the very quiet cat loving dog in the house. She still does not care
for other cats but she has come a long way. After being inside and
getting regular grooming Rags looked so much better that her name was
changed from Rags to Ragtime. Ragtime is upbeat music and this cat is
feeling more upbeat
about her life so it seems to fit. AO
Click here to sponsor Ragtime in our Sponsor-A-Pet Program
PERMANENT FOSTER
GARFIELD
FRONT FOOT DECLAWED
When you think of the comic strip, Garfield, a huge orange, lazy cat immediately comes to mind! Well, we have the "real" Garfield at our shelter. The orange tabby declawed male is just as big and "relaxed" -- NOT LAZY, he says -- as you always imagined. Unfortunately, Garfield is special because he has a condition called "Horner's Syndrome," which means something one of his eyes is smaller than the other and he tilts his head a bit to one side. The good news is that Horner's syndrome is not painful. It just looks abnormal. In a lot of cases, the cat simply grows out of it. Garfield also has some litterbox issues that we are hoping a patient owner will be able to work with. (AM)
PERMANENT FOSTER
VICTOR
Could you think of Victor and sponsor him? He was found as a stray, with his eyes sealed shut from a severe infection. Luckily, neither eye had to be removed, but they are cloudy and his eye sight is very limited. It has gotten so bad that Victor is scared of all noises and voices until he identifies his foster mom. Fortunately, Victor has a very patient and generous foster home but any and all sponsorships are welcome for the duration of his life. (Kim)
PERMANENT FOSTER
Years at Pet Refuge
DOB 2004
Click here to sponsor Sylvester in
our Sponsor-A-Pet Program
SENIOR CAT
PERMANENT FOSTER
Years at Pet Refuge
DOB 2002
Zephyr is a very lucky cat who gets his name from his benefactor! A young foreign college student took a liking to a stray in his apartment complex but could not keep him. He fed him and kept him safe for several months (with the help of some other students) until we had room to accept him into our system. Zephyr is a friendly and acrobatic cat but has a tendency towards being bossy and was very much in charge of all the residents and MCR visitors. He is playful but because he could get downright ornery with his playmates he was very lucky to find a permanent foster home able to deal with all of his "quirks".
Click here to sponsor Zephyr in our Sponsor-A-Pet Program
PERMANENT FOSTER
JAX
(DOB 1990)
Jax is an older black and white male that was originally very shy but has learned to trust and love in his permanent foster home. Unfortunately for this older feline, most of his teeth are gone so he needs special food so he can eat well. AM