About Us
Our History
Our house helps cats land on their feet
Our house helps cats land on their feet
After noticing that stray and feral cats had overrun her neighborhood and nearby communities, Carol began trapping, neutering and hauling them to adoption shows. Snubbed by adopters for their quirks or ailments, and realizing some of the cats will probably never find a FUREVER home, Carol made a decision. She gave her home over to the hard to place cats.
Our house helps cats land on their feet
Our house helps cats land on their feet
Our house helps cats land on their feet
Adding cat houses on to rooms and the patio, these mostly unadoptable cats have found a home with inside and outside enclosed areas. With seven attached cat houses and 5 tunnels, these cats have plenty of room to be cats.
What is an “unadoptable” cat?
We believe that all cats are adoptable and deserve a home where they will receive lifetime care. But with local shelters filled to capacity with adorable kittens and adult cats, there isn’t always space for cats or kittens who need special owners or a particular environment. Many shelters refer to cats like these as unadoptable.
It could be any of the following:
- Shy
- Fearful
- Feral or unsocialized to humans
- Senior (Although cats often live to 18 years or more, a cat over 6 – 8 years is considered a senior by many shelters.)
- Physically disabled
- Health impaired
- FIV or FeLV positive
- Injured
- Behavioral Issues. Litter box issues, conflict with other pets or family members, aggression and destructive behaviors are all behaviors that can result in an animal being categorized as unadoptable.
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Your support and contributions will enable us to help these animals. Your donation will fund our mission.
