Adoptable Pets
Find Your New Family Member
Every pet here is in a loving foster home, vet-checked, and ready to meet you. Read their stories, learn what's included, and when one steals your heart, apply below.

Garth
KittenGarth — 44 days waiting for his person.
A shy dreamsicle with a bottomless appetite and permanent bedhead
Garth — sometimes still answering to "Lil Messy" — came to us with an eye injury that's fast on its way to healing. He always looks like he just rolled out of bed after sleeping in his hair, and honestly, it's part of his charm. He's a shy boy with newcomers, but give him time — or better yet, offer him a bite of whatever you're snacking on, and he snaps right out of it. This boy is a food-driven little munchkin. He's come a long way since day one, when he wouldn't let anyone close — "don't even look at me," his body language said, always hiding. Since his eye was deemed non-contagious and he's been integrated with the other babies, he's become much easier to socialize and handle, and he's been getting solo cuddle time at night, curling up in a cozy spot while I sleep. He's a gorgeous light-orange dreamsicle of a kitten, and he's going to grow into quite the model boy.

Cooper
Young AdultCooper — 38 days waiting for his person.
Sweet, striking, and quietly independent — with the most gorgeous green eyes
Meet Cooper — a handsome, sweet, very striking boy with a dark charcoal tabby coat and the most gorgeous light green eyes. He's spent most of his life outdoors, and it shows: he's confident, observant, and full of quiet character. Cooper isn't faring well with the other cats where he is right now, so he'd do best as the one and only. Because of his outdoor history, his ideal home would still let him enjoy safe, occasional outdoor access once he's had plenty of time to acclimate indoors first — a catio would be absolute perfection for Mister Cooper. He'll need to be neutered (already on the schedule). If you have a calm home, a soft spot for a soulful, striking boy, and maybe a porch in your future, Cooper would love to meet you.

Gizmo
KittenGizmo — 54 days waiting for his person.
A tiny tornado with a secret soft side
Gizmo is a fearless little black kitten with enough energy to power a small city, and he is — in every sense of the word — all things cat. The pouncing, the climbing, the 3 a.m. zoomies, the unshakeable belief that every countertop was built specifically for him: that's Gizmo. He's first to start a play-wrestle and last to back down, and he has never once met a box, bag, or cardboard tube he didn't need to conquer. But here's the secret nobody expects: when he finally wears himself out, he melts into a lap, purrs like a little motor, and lets you hold him like a baby. He's the kitten who will make you laugh out loud every single day and curl up with you every single night. Personality for days, love for years — that's Gizmo.

Padmé
3-5 monthsPadmé — 54 days waiting for her person.
A talkative snuggle queen with a raspy little voice and a whole lot of opinions
Padmé is the sweetest little girl, about 3 to 5 months old, and she is a talker. She has opinions, and she would like to share them — all of them — in a delightfully raspy little voice that will have you wrapped around her tiny paw from day one. Ask her anything; she'll answer. For all her chatter, Padmé is above all a snuggle queen: her favorite place in the whole world is curled up against you, purring, ideally while being told she's the prettiest girl in the house. She's thoroughly enjoyed her reign as the only lady in the house, a position she takes very seriously, and she loves her catio time and hanging out with her foster big brother, Scooter. If you're looking for a cat who'll greet you with a whole story and then nap on your chest, Padmé is your girl.

Big Bob
1 yearBig Bob — 54 days waiting for his person.
A confident tiny king who prefers people to cats
Big Bob is a 1-year-old brown tabby with the presence of a tiny king. He's not aggressive — he just carries himself like the top cat in any room, and other cats tend to step aside for him. He's very much a people cat: he'd rather be in your lap or following you from room to room than wrestling with a feline roommate. Because of his commanding little vibe, he'd do best as the one and only pet in a household where he gets all the attention — and he'll give every bit of it right back. Hasn't met dogs yet, so a slow, patient introduction would be best.

Bianca
AdultBianca — 54 days waiting for her person.
A gorgeous, clever mama ready for her own next chapter
Bianca recently raised her own litter and has successfully weaned her babies — she's now in line to complete her spay and live the healthy, stress-free, happy life she's earned. She's gorgeous to look at and clever as they come, and this girl is sure to add a special little dose of intrigue to your life. After giving so much to her kittens, she's more than ready to be the one getting spoiled for a while. Hasn't met dogs yet.

Winifred
3-5 monthsWinifred — 54 days waiting for her person.
Sharp as a tack and a little elusive — but oh so worth the wait
Winifred (Winnie) is Bianca's offspring, and she takes after her mama in both looks and brains. She's sharp as a tack and a little elusive at first — she takes her time to acclimate, and then does so like she was never shy to begin with. Once she's warmed up and decided "hey, it's not so bad here… actually, it's pretty good here," she'll surprise you with just how affectionate and charming she can be. Winnie and Poe are a bonded pair, making their way to their new foster home together, and they'd love to be adopted as a duo. Patience with Winnie pays off in spades. Hasn't met dogs yet.

Dexter
KittenChunky snuggle-bug who loves scratches behind the ear and racing his brother Gizmo
Dexter is a chunky grey long-haired tabby and a gentle soul. He loves to snuggle, adores scratches behind his ear, and races his brother Gizmo. His meow is very muted and soft.

Spooks
13 weeksSpooks — 26 days waiting for her person.
A dainty little shadow who would like to be held like a baby, thank you very much
Spooks is a stunning 13-week-old black kitten with a soft, velvety coat and eyes like little moons — and she is a baby in every sense of the word. She came to us thoroughly babied by her mama and would very much like to keep it that way, thank you. Her brother has already found his forever home, so now it's Spooks's turn. Her favorite thing in the entire world is being cradled in your arms like an infant, and she'll stay there as long as you'll let her. She's still getting used to having other kittens around — she had mama all to herself — so a quiet home where she can be the center of your world suits her best. One important note: Spooks startles easily if she's snuck up on, so soft voices and slow movements are her dream. Give her that and she'll give you a lifetime of the sweetest, most devoted companionship. If you've been looking for a kitten to spoil absolutely rotten, Spooks is already packed.

Marty
10–12 monthsMarty — 44 days waiting for his person.
The friendliest cat we've ever met — white mittens, chipmunk cheeks, zero shyness
Marty (yes, like McFly) is a 10–12 month old orange and white boy who walked out of his carrier and straight into our hearts with zero hesitation. Most cats need time to settle in; Marty asked for love the moment he arrived and let himself be picked up immediately — no hiding, no shyness, no warming-up period. He even opened a window himself and snuck out on his one big adventure, and when we went out after him, he walked right up to be carried back inside. Little white mittens on all four feet, the chunkiest chipmunk cheeks, and the rarest, most open personality you'll ever come across. If we could keep him, we would — he is an absolute gem. Hasn't met dogs yet.

Cali
1 yearCali — 54 days waiting for her person.
Shy at first, then a purring lap-warmer sweeter than sugar
Cali is a black almost-chimera calico who is the very definition of sweeter than sugar. She's a total ham when it comes to loves and snuggles — shy at first, but the moment she comes out of her shell your lap will never be cold again, and purring becomes your new nonstop background noise. She's looking for someone patient enough to let her settle in on her own timeline, and in return she'll make your couch her kingdom and your lap her throne. Hasn't met dogs yet, so a gentle introduction would be best.

Goat
1 yearGoat — 54 days waiting for his person.
A soft-spoken sweetheart with a battering-ram headbutt
Now answering to "Goat" (the name stuck because he headbutts like nobody's business when the mood strikes), this 1-year-old grey tabby is a quiet, gentle soul with a forehead made of iron. He's soft-spoken and sweet, and the moment he decides you're his person, he's your best friend for life. Goat came to us after being picked on by the male cats in his previous home — a common story, since males (even neutered ones) can get territorial with each other, and a gentler boy often ends up on the losing end of that dynamic. Females don't tend to trigger the same response, so he's expected to do beautifully in a home with a female cat — or as the only pet, soaking up all the love. Hasn't met dogs yet.

Poe
KittenPoe — 54 days waiting for his person.
Fearless, unwavering, and steady as a stoic little Caesar
Poe is steady as they come — even for a kitten. He's fearless and unwavering; think of him as a stoic little Caesar, if Caesar had fur and could purr. Nothing rattles him, and he carries himself with a calm, quiet confidence that's genuinely rare in such a young cat. Poe and Winifred are a bonded pair, currently making their way to their new foster home together, and they're looking for a forever family who'll welcome them both. If you want a companion with composure far beyond his years, Poe's your guy. Hasn't met dogs yet.
Adoption Fees
Adoption fees cover only part of each kitten's care — donations close the gap.
Everything included in every adoption
Spay / neuter
Done before adoption, so you never have to schedule it.
Vaccinations
Age-appropriate vaccines, up to date and documented.
Health check
A full vet exam — plus any treatment they needed to get here.
Well over $200 of vet care in every adoption — you pay $65–$75.
Before you apply
Kitten or adult — who's right for you?
Both are wonderful. They're just very different roommates. A few honest things to weigh before you fall for a face — this saves heartbreak later, on both sides.
A kitten
- Endless energy and near-constant play — they need a buddy or a very engaged human.
- Best adopted in pairs, so they learn bite inhibition and burn off steam together.
- Still growing: expect kitten-proofing, chewed cords, and a 3 a.m. wrestling match.
- A 15–20 year commitment starting from the very beginning.
An adult cat
- Personalities are already known — we can tell you exactly who they are.
- Usually litter-trained, calmer, and content with a nap in your lap.
- A better fit for a quiet home, a full workday, or first-time cat owners.
- Still a long life ahead — and often the ones who wait the longest.
A note on solo cats
Some of our cats genuinely do best as the only pet in the home. Binx and Cooper are two of them — they want to be your one and only, with all the attention that comes with it. If you have resident pets, tell us in your application and we'll point you toward the cats who'll thrive in a full house.
Adoption Application
Apply to Adopt
Thank you for choosing rescue. This detailed application helps us ensure every kitten goes to a safe, loving, prepared home. It takes about 10 minutes.
Please review our Adoption Contract so you know exactly what to expect before you apply. New to this? Our How It Works and Adoption Resources pages walk you through the whole process.
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