Visit us during adoption hours at 2310 Oakton Street
Wednesdays 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Saturdays & Sundays 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
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Here are just some of the amazing cats we have available. Stop in during adoption hours to see them and more!
Looking for kittens?
We have lots of babies currently growing up in foster homes until they are big enough to be adopted. Check back in a few weeks!
Whispurrr
Whispurrr is a people cat – no feline friends for him, please! Besides, we’re pretty sure he’s an alien sent from another galaxy to impart wisdom on humanity. Look at him! Behind his moon eyes are eons of knowledge. Either that, or he’s just your average black cat void plotting some 3am zoomies and ready to play with the wand toy. Either way, don’t you wanna find out? Come meet him!
Taylor
Calling all Swifties! Taylor is the last of the Swftie litter to find her forever and she is waiting for someone special. Like her namesake, she is elusive around the public and is often tucked in her penthouse apartment (errr, cat tree) away from the paparazzi. But also like Taylor Swift, she is a sensitive soul and opens up to her closest friends after she knows she can trust them. Her ideal family is willing to give her space and let her warm up on her terms. She currently lives with other cats, and we think that helps her with her stage fright. Be her Love Story – she’ll be waiting, all you’ll have to do is run…to adoption hours!
Mike and Mary


Mike and Mary… Mary and Mike. The cutest, widest-eyed bonded pair on this side of Lake Michigan. Honestly, at this point, they’re basically one organism with eight legs and two different attitudes. You can’t have one without the other. “Oh, hi Mike, where’s Mary?” “Hey Mary, what’s Mike up to?” They’ve been together since they were itty-bitty kittens, and now that they’ve reached their distinguished golden years, they’re looking for a retirement home where they can judge your interior design choices together.
Applebum



Applebum is not a “pet cat.” She is the neighborhood watch. This girl is the cat equivalent of that one neighbor who keeps their blinds slightly tilted open just so they can report on who’s taking the trash out too late at night. Applebum lives in the open cat room, but you won’t see her doing anything so gauche as “socializing.” She prefers to hover in the background, squinting at the other cats like she’s trying to figure out who forgot to bring their bins out on recycling day. She’s shy, observant, and has enough blackmail on the rest of the shelter residents to rule the place if she ever decides to emerge from her nooks. Are you ready to be vetted by the most mysterious resident in the building?
Emily


Emily is like a glorious portrait in the Art Museum- to be admired, studied, and not touched. In return, she will do the same. Our special girl came from a hoarding situation, so humans are still a little scary to her. We are slowly working up her courage through her love of churu treats, but Emily would appreciate someone who will let her come out of her shell on her own terms. She happily coexists with other cats, frequently entertained from atop the cat tree. If you want a companion who will love you from afar, Emily would love to meet you!
Donna



Donna is our longest-term resident, but we know there is a person out there for her. This lovely tabby girl came from an overcrowded house where she didn’t receive a lot of human socialization, but she’s never met a cat she doesn’t like, so she’d probably do better with some feline siblings. She likes to be near people and loves a good play session with a wand toy, but hasn’t warmed up to us enough to allow petting. This sweet and gentle soul has lived more than half of her life in the shelter, and she deserves better. Could you be the one who gives her a chance?
Blue
In foster



Blue is the kind of cat who takes her time deciding you’re her person, but once you’re in, you’re really in. Blue is a chatty princess velcro cat with opinions — she will happily meow just to say hi, ask for attention, or remind you that it’s been far too long since her last belly rub (her absolute favorite). She loves being near her people and soaking up affection once she feels safe. When playtime rolls around, strings and ropes are her toys of choice. She might hiss while playing, but don’t worry, that’s just Blue being extra and having big feelings about fun. Blue should be an only cat and is currently thriving in a foster home. She is available to meet by appointment in the comfort of her foster home once your application is submitted. Will you be Blue’s happily ever after?
Fingerling
In foster



Fingerling is a sweet, opinionated guy. He is extremely cuddly and will sit or lie on you any chance he gets. He has a very social personality and is great with new people – he’ll give them cuddles as well. He is strict about boundaries and will let you know if you’ve wronged him, but that’s just one of his quirky traits. Fingerling is a curious kitty and will follow you around as you go about your day, and will occasionally meow to let you know his thoughts on whatever you’re doing. Ultimately, Fingerling would thrive in a home where he is free to cuddle, be your sidekick as you go about your day, and give you a talking to when needed. He’s a sweet guy ready to receive pets and love in return for slow blinks and companionship.
Asti
In foster



Asti is a sassy, snack-loving senior queen ready to live out her Golden Girls years in comfort — think Blanche vibes with Sophia-level honesty. She loves lounging, the occasional toy chase, and letting you know when it’s cuddle time (or not). If you earn her trust, she might even sit on your arms mid-email. Asti needs a quiet, pet-free, kid-free home with 1–2 adults who get that love takes patience and space. She’s independent, affectionate on her terms, and full of personality.
Misty
In foster
Misty has strong opinions and makes them very clear. Once she’s confident that you’ll respect her boundaries, she’s affectionate in her own way. She enjoys being scratched around her ears and chin and petted on her head and shoulders. When she has had enough, she lets you know by raising her paw or growling. Her favorite activities are climbing, eating treats, watching wildlife out the window, and lounging with her person. She would like a home with an experienced cat person who follows her cues and no other cats or small children.







