Saysi is a red and white tabby male with an estimated birthdate of 1/20/2023. He was rescued by a family when he was 7 weeks old.  He’s lived with 2, 5,  and 7 year old children and three cats.  His family could not keep him but he’s used to an active household.  He can be high energy but is also snuggly.  Playful and loves to tackle other cats in addition to sleeping with them. He was shy originally but he has now gotten very active and he is a love and wants lots of attention and new playmates.

Cassie is an adoption return from 2017 because her owner entered hospice. Cassie has been living in an assisted living room with her former owner for 5 years and she stayed in that room the entire time. She is estimated to be about 9 years old and is fully vetted. The daughter of her former owner said she’ll be a wonderful companion for an older person. Since she’s been with only one person in a room for the last 5 years we assume she’ll need some time to adjust being in StreetCats. She loves being in a cat tree and she has a good appetite.

Sir Patches is a black and white short haired male born about 3/19/2012.  He was adopted from us in 2015 but his owner died and he has now been returned to us.  He is blind in his right eye (we don’t know what caused that) but he does just fine with the one good eye.  He is shy initially but he loves to be petted and he’s looking forward to people playing with him.  He did have his teeth cleaned in Feline Specialties and had three teeth pulled so he’s much happier eating now.  Previously he was not around other cats, dogs, or children.  He is a sweet boy who needs a wonderful new owner. 

She’s our house cat.

She is very sweet and friendly, but other cats seem to make her nervous.  She prefers Purina EN dry food and likes creamy seafood wet food.  Adopted 8/2021 and returned 9/2022 due to peeing outside of litter box but she wasn’t on medicine consistently.  Owner loved her but decided to return her.  She uses a “regular” litter box that has clay litter in it, but she occasionally will pee on a puppy pad.  She is on Fluoxetine to reduce stress and hopefully keep her from peeing in places other than the litter box.  Fluoxetine is a gel that goes on the hairless area of an ear flap – switch ear flaps daily.  This medication is in a transdermal gel applicator and is easy to give.  The cost of this medicine is $75.34 for three pens on an auto ship for every 12 weeks.  This medicine does have to be set up by her vet and Feline Specialties does this for her now.  She would love to have a home of her own as the only pet in the home.