Wisteria -4 yr grey and white girl.
Very sweet and friendly but with some medical issues
shes has a chronic rhinitis since a kitten. Currently on an antibiotic snd doing pretty well with that.
and she developed a large bladder stone in 2021 snd was very miserable with that. She’s had surgery and is 100% better but can’t guarantee that she may not develop another stone in the future.
but truly wonderful personality
shes has a chronic rhinitis since a kitten. Currently on an antibiotic snd doing pretty well with that.
and she developed a large bladder stone in 2021 snd was very miserable with that. She’s had surgery and is 100% better but can’t guarantee that she may not develop another stone in the future.
but truly wonderful personality
Anthony - 2 year old boy
Anthony was taken in as a stray December of 2018 from oakmont. He was initially pretty shy but has turned into a very snuggly and affectionate boy. He's great with other cats and with dogs.
he came to us with an upper respiratory infection that has been persistent although lately it is fairly minimal off meds. However, he's still battling a bad ear infection; hopefully we'll get this resolved and it will no longer be an issue, but it's still an issue for him now.
he had developed moderately inflamed guns and had all his premolars and molars extracted (he kept his canines). He’s responded well, eats dry food perfectly normally and, if anything, this could be seen as a bonus - less dental maintenance needed in his future!
he came to us with an upper respiratory infection that has been persistent although lately it is fairly minimal off meds. However, he's still battling a bad ear infection; hopefully we'll get this resolved and it will no longer be an issue, but it's still an issue for him now.
he had developed moderately inflamed guns and had all his premolars and molars extracted (he kept his canines). He’s responded well, eats dry food perfectly normally and, if anything, this could be seen as a bonus - less dental maintenance needed in his future!
Gabriel and Grant - 3 1/2 year old boys
3 - 4 year old tabby brothers. Taken in when very scared 2 month olds. They have made a lot of progress and purr readily and enjoy being picked up and pet - but will still take some time to acclimate to a new home. Grant (solid tabby) is definitely more confident and snuggly than Gabriel). Great with other cats; best to not adopt together as they are more social when paired off with more confident cats
Megan - 3 year old Calico
Megan's foster mother was returning in the middle of the night from a visit to her mother in southern California and met Megan and her brother outside a McDonalds in the middle of nowhere along the 5 Freeway at 2 am. The boy came up to her but wounldn't be caught, so she reluctantly left them behind but kept worrying about them. Finally, almost 2 months later - a rescue group in Los Banos was kind enough to go down (1 hr south) and trap them and she met them to pick them up.
Megan's brother was more confident and got adopted already and is doing amazingly well. Megan is still waiting. She was pretty scared when she first came to us and has made a lot of progress. She now really enjoys being pet but still hasn't gained the confidence to seek out attention. She is great with other cats, gets along well with all of them and snuggles very happily with them. She is comfortable with the (fairly mellow) resident dog.
She will need some time and patience to help her fully settle in to a life of comfort and care and domesticity but has the potential to make a great companion with the right family.
Megan's brother was more confident and got adopted already and is doing amazingly well. Megan is still waiting. She was pretty scared when she first came to us and has made a lot of progress. She now really enjoys being pet but still hasn't gained the confidence to seek out attention. She is great with other cats, gets along well with all of them and snuggles very happily with them. She is comfortable with the (fairly mellow) resident dog.
She will need some time and patience to help her fully settle in to a life of comfort and care and domesticity but has the potential to make a great companion with the right family.
Alexis - 2 year old calico
Very shy initially but quite affectionate once acclimated
Shannon - 6 yr Russian Blue-Like F
Shannon is a sweet but very shy short haired grey girl - about 4 years old now. She was born as an unwanted stray in a trailer park and was trapped when 7 weeks old. Hoping to secure her a better future, she was taken in by a foster home and taught to trust and love people. She did learn to bond, but remained dominated by the resident older cat and thus lived mostly in the bathroom to avoid him. After 2 years of trying to find a home unsuccessfully, her foster home could no longer keep her, so she moved to a new foster home.
She was terrified initially but after a few months in a small room with several other very cat social cats she settled in and now quietly seeks attention when her foster mother goes in to see her. She is a sweet girl and wants to be loved, but has very little confidence. She's looking for a quiet home and an understanding family that can help her grow and blossom - but who won't expect too much from her too fast. She does great with very cat
social cats, but dominant, more bullying cats terrify her.
She was terrified initially but after a few months in a small room with several other very cat social cats she settled in and now quietly seeks attention when her foster mother goes in to see her. She is a sweet girl and wants to be loved, but has very little confidence. She's looking for a quiet home and an understanding family that can help her grow and blossom - but who won't expect too much from her too fast. She does great with very cat
social cats, but dominant, more bullying cats terrify her.
Jasper - 7 Yr Classic Tabby M
5 year old classic tabby boy - waiting for a home since he was a kitten. Shy and will need an understanding owner to help him settle in but affectionate once settled in and comfortable. Great with other cats.
