It's GREAT being a kitten, isn't it?! I wish everyone could have this much fun! My name is Pips, which is great for a kitten 'cause you can turn it into like one million different nicknames. Pippi, Pipsqueak, Pippopotamus, Pippi-Yi-Oh-Ki-Yay... the possibilities are endless. They put this bow on me so everyone knows I'm a girl, but frills aren't really my thing. I'm the kind of girl who, if I were a person, would come home with skinned knees and grass-stained clothes. I love to explore and investigate, chase bugs, sleep in sunbeams, and play with my friends! I'm very cat-friendly and, when
'Scuse me, pardon me, can I just- there we go! Now that I'm front and center, where I belong, allow me to introduce myself. I'm Teena, I'm eight years old, and I've got dreams of stardom. Well... small time stardom, that is. What is it they say? "I'd rather be nine people's favorite thing than a hundred people's ninth favorite thing." It's not that I want the whole world to know my face and nothing else (although it is quite a striking face, if I do say so myself). It's that I want to be really important to just a few
THANK YOU FOR HELPING CHARLI! WE SURPASSED THE GOAL, THANKS TO YOU! Charli is a 10-year-old cat who has been with us for about three years, living in our senior & special needs cat area. She has diabetes, which requires daily glucose monitoring and insulin shots. Normally, glucose monitoring for cats involves pricking their ear with a needle twice a day. Cats' ears are sensitive, so that hurts! Charli, who is normally a sweet and outgoing cat, hates having her ears pricked and had begun to run and hide when her caretakers tried to touch her because she didn't want
Are you absolutely and completely sick and tired of hearing anything at all about Taylor Swift? Would you rather eat a Carolina reaper than spend an evening at a party full of strangers and loud music? Is your idea of a perfect weekend one where you don't have to say a single word to anyone? Are most of your best friends a different species than you? Then you and I might be kindred spirits. I'm Ivy and I'm unapologetically me. I'm bold and big-hearted. Opinionated and affectionate. I'm not everyone's cup of tea and that's okay. I don't need to please
I’m Harold—a 1-year-old, 17 lb ball of fluff with a heart full of potential. Life didn’t start easy for me, so I’m still learning that people can be kind and safe. That means I need a patient adopter who’ll move slowly, respect my boundaries, and give me the chance to build trust. Once I feel comfortable, my true self shines—I’ll come running back for ear scratches, lean in for cuddles, and show you just how sweet and lovable I am. I love toys, treats, and other dogs, and with the right person, I know I’ll blossom into the best little
People wanna know, in the shelter with a whole buncha cats, how does the staff tell them apart when they're the same color? Like, how do they know that I'm Frank and not Catlin or Jarvis or Gustav or Roz or any of the others? Well, sometimes, my lips get stuck in my teeth. And I hold my tail folded over my back like a squirrel! But that's not the only way you know it's me. I live in the senior cat section even though I'm only a year old, so when you see a black cat sprinting joyfully back and forth, chasing
Dear you, I don't know who you are yet, but I know you're going to change my life. Consider this my message in a bottle. My note to my someone. Right now, we're strangers, but one day, you'll be my world. I'll spend years getting to know you, but for now, I can only tell you about myself. My name is June, I'm about two years old, and I'm looking for a home. The name, really, is perfect for me: I'm warm and sunny, full of flowers, plenty youthful, but gentle and demure. I'm a total and absolute sweetheart. I
Wow! Kermit! Whadda guy! So friendly! So cute! Lookit that waggy tail! Lookit that soft coat! Wow, now isn't that a dog you'd like to take home with you?Is my subliminal messaging working? I'm not sure I'm doing it right. How about this: !timrek tpoda !yob doog a si timrekI dunno. Maybe it's just better to come right out with it: My name is Kermit, I'm three years old, and I really, really wanna go home with you.I'm housebroken, I LOVE walks and completely light up when I see a leash (and I'm an awesome walker, so I hope that
All I can ask is that you take the time to see me. No, really see me. My name is Horsepower. I'm three years old. And I need a hero. I'm used to people passing me by. Most people don't even know I'm there, much less take the time to stop in and get to know me. I'm very overwhelmed in the shelter and, during the day, I stay safely tucked away in my cat tree. You would assume that means I don't want to be touched or be around people, but the opposite is true! I love people. I love one-on-one attention.
I'm thinking of embarking on a new career. What do you think? "Sammy: Shelter Cat" is okay, but I think I'd rather be "Sammy: Film Critic."I know I'm qualified! First of all, I have plenty of opinions. Second of all, as you can see, I have OUTSTANDING thumbs! I don't know how one gets into that field, so I'll just give you a few sample reviews:1. Homeward Bound: Two thumbs up! Okay, I haven't actually seen the whole thing, but I know it's about cats and dogs and I know they're looking for their home. And, from what I understand,
