My name is Motor, which is kind of a cool name for a cat don’t you think? I prefer to be an indoor/outdoor cat, though I know the Shelter staff tries not to promote cats going outdoors. See, I’m a great rodent hunter, so maybe I can be of use to you. Have you ever heard a cat purr and meow all in one breath? Wait—maybe that’s why they named me motor. Anyway, if you’re looking for me, then I’m looking for you.
Charlotte is a two-year-old Tabby who is happiest being petted and having her lovely coat brushed. She enjoys taking in the day’s happenings with her feline friends, but is longing for the wonders of life outside the Shelter. Please come and meet Charlotte and spend some time here getting to know her. She can bring a sparkle to anyone’s eye.
My name is Lilly and I’m two years old now. I’m an independent girl, but I’m also a young Tortie (it’s how we’re made). I’m a bit shy about being handled, but once I get to you know you, I like the attention. They tell me that I’m pretty, so that’s nice. I also like to chase things and lounge around with my close cat friends. I have a nice life here, but I’ve been dreaming of a home of my own. What do you say?
Please allow me to introduce myself; I’m Missy, a five-and-a-half-year-old cutie. They tell me that I have a very sweet personality. I spent my former life with a quiet, elderly lady, and was really quite content. I’d so much love another quiet, tidy home with a warm lap to curl on. If you’re looking for a sweet, loving feline friend, look no further and take me home.
Yoder is an eight-year-old Australian Shepherd who was recently returned to The Ark through not fault of his own. A good student, he recently passed his “Good Canine Citizen” classes with flying colors. Yoder loves to go for walks and car rides, and is compatible with most dogs, even cats. Yoder just wants a home where he will be accepted for who he is—a smart, skilled dog whose wagging and waiting for that right home to come along.
