Lore was one of the kittens born to a pregnant momcat abandoned at Happy Cats in 2015. He and his brother were adorable kittens who were adopted quickly to a […]
Little Taquito with his cute gray nose and goatee was left behind when his siblings got sick and he had to be separated from them. Even though he tried to befriend other kittens, he was a little shy and his friends kept turning out to be Party Animals who weren't the...
Sweet little white patched ginger catolescent Tilly was rescued by a partner shelter after someone threw her out of a car. On top of that she was completely blind when she came in. When they went to spay her, their vet realized her nictating membranes (her third...
It's hard to believe this handsome Siamese boy was found trying to survive on his own outside. He was quite the talker at Happy Cats and it was love at first sight for Vivienne and her family! She says, "We have decided to rename him to Gus, and he has been such a...
Nelly was returned to us when her guardian, who had taken her in from a previous guardian, was unable to care for her long Maine Coon locks. He had seen our social media post asking our community to be aware of the damage that mats can do after we rescued another...
Oreo came from a home with too many cats. Now he has a person all to himself. He is now the king of his domain and very happy!
Miss Dotty was rescued with her 3 babies when she watched her people drive away after they were evicted. In spite of that, she only needed a couple of weeks with our loving fosters to get back her love for humans. Soon she was on her way home with Nicole and her...
Oscar and Roy were two little orphans who became BFFs when they were raised together with one of our loving foster families. Of course they quickly won their hearts of their new catmom! She says, "The kittens are doing amazing! Roy (now Rhys) is such a silly goose and...
Mr. Snuggy is a 9-years-young senior we've supported through several of his 9 lives already. He came to us as a handsome floofy young ginger man, rescued from a hard life on the streets. His first adopter paired him with another ginger girl and though she loved them,...
Momcats in the wild have it tough. Not only do they have to find enough food to feed themselves but also their growing families. They also have to protect themselves and their kittens from all sorts of dangers: wildlife, dogs, harmful humans. Usually by the time the...