by The Ark Manager | Aug 25, 2024 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
Meet Suki
Suki is a 5 month old, quiet, little, baby. She tends to keep to herself, but she does like to stick around the other kitties, most commonly found perched up with another cat somewhere cuddling. Suki would probably do best in a quiet, more calm, environment, where she could flourish in her own time. Suki has been through a lot for being so young, so it’s very understandable that she needs more time to settle in. For her, it would be best if she had another cat in the home or someone was adopted with her, mainly to have the comfort of another cat when she doesn’t feel she can go to humans. She is a bit more quiet, but she loves to watch bugs, loves reflections, and could watch birds fly by all day. She’s really just looking for a stable environment and someone to show her unlimited support
by The Ark Manager | Aug 25, 2024 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
Meet Taz!
Taz has been with us for a little while now, coming to us after his elderly mother passed away. Taz was an indoor/outdoor mouser guy before coming to us, and spends his days staring out the window waiting to go outside. Taz does coexist with other cats, but would prefer a home to himself
by The Ark Manager | Aug 25, 2024 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
Meet Coco and Belle (bonded pair)
Coco- Pictured beneath, Belle- pictured above
This is Coco and Belle and despite their girl like names they are both boys and likely litter mates, therefore they are a bonded pair! Both of these big boys are so sweet and will greet you at the door, sit with you on the bench, they just like to be around you. They are so sweet and so soft! These boys will make a great addition to any family!!
by The Ark Manager | Aug 25, 2024 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
Meet Atticus
This is Atticus with the cutest little mustache and the biggest double paws you have ever seen. He came from a really terrible situation and is adjusting to a a new environment with new people. He can be a little bit of a sass but he loves nothing more than treats and a good butt scratch. While he may not be a lap cat he will definitely make you laugh and has the potential to really come around and be a great addition to a home
by The Ark Manager | Aug 25, 2024 | Cats, Featured, Successful Cat Adoptions
Hello! I’m Buttons!
I am a little bit shy, and may run away when you first come up to me, but I promise I am trying my best!
After a year of being here at the shelter, I have come to realize that not everyone is out to get me. As a past junk yard kitty, it has been really hard for me to settle into the shelter life, but I’m making good progress!! When I first got here I would hide, and hiss at anyone who got too close to me, out of fear of what would happen. A year later and I have figured out that these human things aren’t too too bad! I like to chatter at them when they feed me my supper, to show my appreciation. They give catnip (which I have found is quite amazing!), I get temptation treats whenever I want them, and they have these nice squeeze treats that I just ADORE! I originally came in with my family, and watched them all get adopted, just leaving me. As sad as that was to experience, I’ve met a lot of pretty cool cats! There’s a younger group in with me right now that i seem quite fond of. If it isn’t too much to ask, id love to be adopted with one of them or maybe if there’s another nice kitty in the home that would be nice. I enjoy the comfort of others in my times of anxiousness. I promise I’ll try as hard as I can to be the best house cat! A friend would just make it that much easier on me
Is anybody interested in a shy lady like me? Ive seen a lot of kitties come and go, and I’ve tried my hardest to prove that I am ready for it to be my turn!
by The Ark Manager | Aug 25, 2024 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
Meet Coraline & Ms. Lovat (Bonded Pair)
Meet Coraline & Ms. Lovat!
Ms. Lovat: Black/White
Coraline: Tortie
These two ladies are a little shy when you first meet them. After a bit of convincing you can manage a few pets on them. They may hiss and make noise at first, but they settle down and let you touch them after a second. These ladies tend to stick together, curled up in a cubby sleeping. Although they are somewhat weary and scared, they are also very curios as well. They show immense promise for coming out of their shells
