Luna is a lovebug with big gorgeous yellow/orange eyes who loves pets and cuddles. She also has the cutest little meow and trill when she's excited or curious. She is good with other cats!​

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When she first arrived here, she had an eye infection and was fearful and anxious. Now that she's healthy, she's blossomed into the sweetest lady who loves human company once she realizes she's safe! Luna wants allll the pets!

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All cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped before adoption.

Shilo is a petite 3-year-old girl who is coming out of her shell. She’s shy at first; it’s clear that she has had unpredictable humans in her life, and isn’t sure who to trust. She would love a safe home with someone patient and loving. She may not be fit for a home with small children. Shilo also enjoys receiving the many treats she's given, and making her adorable nose scrunches when she eats them. She likes playing with her catnip toys too and would love to get out of her cage so she can have more space to do her playing!

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All cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped before adoption.

Olive is a warm and playful cat who wants all the pets she can get. She has super soft fur and will happily be held and cuddled. And look at those big green eyes! She makes lots of biscuits on her blanket and would love to make some for you.

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All cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped before adoption.

Called "Momma Kitty" at IACS, Kitty had kittens in the past before she was spayed and they may have rubbed off on her personality! She is a wonderful combination of a playful kitten and a relaxed adult cat. She also has the cutest little meow when she wants to say hello. Kitty can be a little bit shy and gets nervous easily, but when she feels safe, she wants all the love! She may not be fit for a home with small children.

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Kitty has a stage three heart murmur, which means a little bit of blood in her heart goes in the wrong direction and swishes with the incoming blood, creating a "murmur" sound that a vet can hear through a stethoscope. She doesn't show any symptoms, and could still live a long and healthy life - she just needs someone to give her a chance.