These two came to the shelter in late June. Although they are teenagers now, (about 9 months old) they are very calm, quiet, shy young cats and haven’t asked for the car keys yet.
Yankee is a black and white male, and Doodle is an orange and white female.
I’m going to need some help here listing their names. Given my weakness for tabby cats, I do know that the very cute Gideon is on top.
UPDATE: Gideon has left the Shelter for his new home!
When you visit PAWS, you can see these cats through a big picture window in the shelter lobby. I was photographing them and the bottom left perch was empty. So, I picked up the beautiful cat who’s wearing the tuxedo and put him in place.
These cats are very co operative!
She’s got plenty of playful kitten energy and can leap around her room without touching the floor. Liza will be having her first birthday soon. I sure hope she’ll be celebrating in a new home.
Here’s Margot!
She’s only 9 months old, but she’s already seen some hard times. Her cage card says, “Owner-released” and “Afraid of a raised hand and loud noises”.
We’re wishing this nice girl much better luck with her next family.
Shirley is a two year old tuxedo cow cat. You can’t see it in this photograph, but she has several nicely placed black markings. Besides her obvious cuteness, she’s a very sweet, friendly girl.
She’s available for adoption at PAWS, but she’s not going anywhere without her buddy Sandy.
When Sunday morning volunteer Jo Ann sat down in the meeting room, she discovered that Tallahassee is a lap cat.
Tally is about a year old- a bright, curious, and affectionate girl cat.
“You will always be lucky if you know how to make friends with strange cats.” – Colonial proverb
ADOPTED!
While Oliver waits for a new family to adopt him at the Shelter, he has a very important job. He checks out the dogs and lets the shelter staff know if they can safely live with cats.
Oliver loves dogs.
He’s also got really cute paws.
Jellicle Cats are white and black,
Jellicle Cats are of moderate size;
Jellicle Cats jump like a jumping-jack,
Jellicle Cats have moonlit eyes.
T.S.Elliot
These kittens have each other to play with, full tummies, warm beds, and people to cuddle them. The shelter is a wonderful place to wait for a real home and true love. 
For entertaining facts about Tuxedo cats click here.
Sundays at the Shelter
