Jamie, 5, is a looking for a place to call home. Someplace with a calm setting and plenty of natural light would be the perfect environment. Visit her at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Claire was found on a good Samaritan's porch after deciding it was the ideal location to have her kittens. Fortunately, they felt this was not the best spot for her and brought her to the Center for Animal Health & Welfare to make sure she was safe.
Cassie was rescued from a less than ideal living situation with 124 other cats. Several of them were undersocialized and very scared. Cassie is working on being more confident along with several of her siblings at The Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Hamilton is an eight-year-old special needs kitty who absolutely loves wet food. He is still learning to trust people again but will adore you if you fill his tummy with yummy treats. Meet him at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Cherokee found herself looking for a new home along with her two brothers Indie and Tosh after their owner unexpectedly passed away. Luckily, they ended up at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare, where they are being very well taken care of. However, they would much more prefer homes of their own.
Brie's was rescued from a less than ideal situation with 124 other cats. Several of them were undersocialized and very scared. Brie is working hard on being more confident with several of her siblings at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Elena has called the Center for Animal Health and Welfare home for almost her entire life and she is ready to break free! Her ideal living situation would include plenty of high places to sit, wet food daily, and lots and lots of toys.
Bambi was rescued from a less than ideal situation in a home with 124 other cats. Several of them were undersocialized and very scared. She is now working on being more confident with several of her siblings at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Gypsy's rather small for her age but some of the best gifts come in the smallest packages and she would love the opportunity to prove that to you. Meet her at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Gatsby found himself at the shelter after being abandoned on Center for Animal Health and Welfare property and caught in a TNR (trap-neuter-release) trap. He is still learning to trust people, but with lots of patience and plenty of TLC he hopes to become the lovebug you desire!
