
These are not typical of the cats we usually see at the shelter. I don’t know what they are.
UPDATE: Adopted together!

These are not typical of the cats we usually see at the shelter. I don’t know what they are.
UPDATE: Adopted together!

Some lucky family has a new member.
Blair is still waiting for her new family.

The kittens wanted to play with Ilona.
But Ilona said, “No!”.
Some shelters give cats and kittens numbers instead of names. Not Paws!
Update: Ilona, Jesse, and Sundance have been adopted!
Our polydactyl cat Tommie will shake paws if he is in the mood. It’s obvious from his reluctance that I forgot to say “Please”.

After we finish our chores at the shelter, many of the Sunday morning volunteers end up spending time in the same room. There are probably a dozen of the sweetest tempered affectionate kittens to cuddle.


The definition of shelter in the dictionary reads, “something beneath, behind, or within which a person, animal, or thing is protected from storms, missiles, adverse conditions, etc.; refuge”.