Arrived 5-16-26
This gorgeous guy is ANGUS, about a 5 year old male that was brought in as a stray and never claimed. He did come to us in a little rough shape, he has some scabs on his body as well as quite a bit of matting in his fur but other than that he seems to be pretty healthy. He will be seeing our vet on 6/1 and will officially be available for adoption after that. It didn’t take long at all for ANGUS to warm up to his new caretakers. He is just the absolute sweetest (and neediest) boy ever. He is obsessed with food and will meow at us to feed him, in a very demanding but adorable way. He loves pets and attention and will truly make a wonderful cat companion for someone. He doesn’t seem bothered by any of the cats but dogs and children are still unknown at this time.
Arrived 4-29-26
This handsome fella is FRAZETTA, a 5 year old male that was brought in as a stray and was never claimed. Poor FRAZETTA came to us in pretty rough shape, he had big sores behind his ears as well as lots of scabs on his head which we suspect was just from fighting all of the other male cats on the streets. His skin has improved a lot since being here and now his fur is finally starting to grow back. He is having a bit of a hard time with the shelter environment though, he likes to hide for the most part and doesn’t love being pet although he occasically accepts the attention. We would love to find him a quiet home where he can just decompress, learn that not all humans are bad and that he can feel safe with them. We believe he was probably a stray cat his whole life so it may take him quite some time to fully come around. Unfortunately, FRAZETTA is FIV+ so he would need to be the only cat in a home or in a home with other FIV+ cats.
*Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a slow-acting virus that weakens a cat’s immune system, making them more susceptible to infections. It is transmitted primarily through deep bite wounds during fights and cannot be passed to humans. While not curable, many FIV+ cats live long, normal lives with proper indoor care, low stress, and good nutrition*
Arrived 5-7-26
This pretty gal is NYX, a 4 year old female that was surrendered to us so that she could find a home that was a better fit for her. NYX is a very sweet, friendly cat that seems pretty unphased by her new environment here at the shelter. She came in with another cat who we were told is her son (Hero). We were also told she plays fetch like a dog and likes to sit on peoples’ shoulders. She is said to be good with children and dogs as well.
Arrived 5-7-26
This adorable little guy is HERO, a 7 month old male that was surrendered to HOPE so that he could find a new home that was a better fit for him. HERO is a pretty laid back guy for his age but still has kitten antics! He’s as sweet and soft as he looks and would make a great addition to just about any home environment! He did live with other cats and is said to be okay with kids but not dogs. We will update as time goes on and we get to know this cutie a little more!
Arrived 5-1-26
This pretty gal is GEORGINA, a 4 year old female that was surrendered to us when her owner could no longer care for her. GEORGINA is taking her time adjusting to the shelter life but is slowly coming around to her human caretakers. We were told she is more of a shy cat in general but does like the company of other cats so having other cats in the home could possibly help her to feel more comfortable! She is a sweetheart just not overly cuddly and that’s okay! She did live with one other cat and an older dog in her previous home and did great with both of them. We do not know if she’s ever been around kids so meet and greets with any possible children in the home is required.
Arrived 4-28-26
This little cutie is REMBRANDT, about a 1 year old male cat that was brought in to HOPE as a stray and was never claimed. He came in with 6 others who we believe are all related or came from the same house. REMBRANDT is a total sweetheart. He immediately starts purring the minute you pick him and loves the attention. He’s a young cat that is playful, silly and would very much like a home where he will have lots of toys, tasty snacks and people to bond with! Since he is still such a young cat, we feel he would do okay in a home with kids, other cats and possibly dogs.
Arrived 4-25-26
This beautiful boy is DOVE, a 2 year male cat that was brought to HOPE as a stray and was never claimed. DOVE came in with 6 other cats that we believe are all related. He is the biggest lover out of all of them and just wants to be out, roaming free and getting all of the attention! He meows at us to let him out of his cage and with his adorable charm, it’s hard to say no. DOVE would probably do well in just about any home, whether it’s with other cats, kids or even dogs. He’s an easy going cat that will make someone a wonderful companion!
Arrived 4-25-26
This very handsome guy is VAN GOGH, a 3-4 year old male that was brought to HOPE as a stray and never claimed. He came in with 6 others and we believe at least 6 out of the 7 of them are from the same family. As you can see, VAN GOGH only has one ear (hence his name). We suspect he was born that way since it doesn’t seem to be scarred as if from an injury. VAN GOGH came in pretty quiet and timid but only after just over a week, he has found his voice and is rather demanding, in a cute way. He talks to you when you walk in the room and loves attention! Unfortunately, he is FIV+ so he will need to be the only cat in the home or go to a home with other FIV+ kitties.
*Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a slow-acting virus that weakens a cat’s immune system, making them more susceptible to infections. It is transmitted primarily through deep bite wounds during fights and cannot be passed to humans. While not curable, many FIV+ cats live long, normal lives with proper indoor care, low stress, and good nutrition*
Arrived 4-26-26
This pretty gal is CHICK-A-DEE, about a 1 year old female that was found as stray and brought in to HOPE with 6 others. She is a fairly petite cat, she’s sweet but still a little bit shy compared to some of her, what we suspect, brothers. The shelter environment is still new to her though so we have a feeling she will come out of her shell as time goes on! Since she is still young, we think she would be able to adjust to a variety of home enviroments and be okay living with other cats, dogs and children of all ages. We will share more updates as we continue getting to know her!
Arrived 4-25-26
This sweet guy is MONET, a 1-2 year old male cat that was brought in as a stray with 6 others and never claimed. MONET is the shyest out of all of them but even though he’s a little more timid, he’s still a sweetheart and allows us to pick him up and handle him. He’s a very gentle cat with a nice, calm demeanor but as time goes on, he could come out of his shell and show us his wild side (if he has one)! He seems unbothered by the other cats here so would probably do okay in a home with kitty friends. As of now, we feel a home with older children might be better for him, just because he is still a little unsure of everything but again, as time goes on, that may change! Dogs are unknown but since he is still young and with proper introductions, a home with calmer dogs may be okay as well.
