Dorothy is a sassy, four-month-old Tortie who seems to be in command of her own destiny. Dorothy loves to play and seek new adventures, always finding a way to put a new spin on the simplest of games. Sure to adopt someone soon, Dorothy is pure delight.
A new addition to the Shelter, Tuffy is a gorgeous, one-and-a-half–year-old Long Hair who hasn’t stopped purring since she arrived. Abandoned over the winter, Tuffy was found in a barn with several other cats trying to make it on their own. An extremely affectionate kitty, you can’t help but love and admire her sweet disposition. A real catch, Tuffy is ready to catch your eye.
Hi, my name is BeeBee and I’m a seven-year-old Tortishell. I had a nice home of my own for several years, but when my owner passed, I found myself back at the shelter where I started. I’m an easy-going, mature girl who’s learned how to live a peaceful life—I really do get along with just about everybody, including children. I hope to find another special
home with a cat-loving family to share all the best parts of the day with.
Max here, and I’m a little over a year now. The staff tells me that I’m a fairly handsome fellow. I’m also a pretty confident guy—living out in the wild certainly helps the boy become a man. Along with my buddy Brantley, I managed to make it through most of the harsh winter outside. I wouldn’t mind being an indoor-outdoor cat, but I’m really looking forward to having a cozy, warm home of my own. I like to play just as much as the next fellow, but I really look forward to curling up with the people I love. Ok, I’m kind of a lover boy…I said it.
My name is Brantley and I’m a little over a year old. I’m a very friendly guy who likes to engage in a bit of conversation…you know, things like the weather and social issues impacting our lives. I also like to play chase and pounce on my kitty toys, especially when there’s a human involved—they always make things more interesting. I get along well with other cats and I’m also pretty comfortable around dogs. When the weather’s nice, I’m not opposed to going outdoors, as long as I don’t have to LIVE out there. I’ve had enough of that life.
Igor (white) and Minew (orange & white) arrived at The Ark as a pair. These five-year-old boys are declawed and very sweet. You can hear their purr motors when you walk into the room. Igor and Minew are looking to start a new chapter in life, but continue to remain together. Please call the Shelter for more information.
