Frankie came to Happy Cats Haven just after the New Year 2018 when his cat mom could no longer care for him. She really did not want to surrender him as she very much loved him. The shelter staff and volunteers fell in love with him immediately. He has such a sweet...

Beautiful pastel tortie Brooke came to Happy Cats when her guardians, one of our original founders, decided they needed to downsize and had the wrenching task of deciding who to keep. She was one of our first cats on 21st Street. In fact, she and a couple of other...

Last winter, a manager at a public storage company was working in the units when he heard a faint cry. When he went to investigate, he found two catolescents. Their people had packed up their belongings days before and left the kittens behind in the empty unit....

Magnus is a big handsome tabby fellow with the most lovable face. He came to us in 2014 after being found starving in a field. When the intubation tube was pulled out, the vet noticed blood and mucus. He was also having a difficult time breathing, so we had him...

Shelby and Charlie came from a home with too many cats. It started with a few too many cats but took only a couple of years of not getting the cats fixed to get to this stage. As a bigger male, Charlie was probably one of the healthier cats, as he was large enough to...

One winter day, our TNR Coordinator Barb Jones was trapping feral cats to make sure they got fixed and returned to their outside homes. Truly feral (and often domestic but terrified) cats will almost always run away from people. This time, they all scattered like...

Marcy is a beautiful tabby lady with big green eyes. She was abandoned and made her way to a local business, where some nice people fed her. She had kittens, of course, but they all disappeared. When they realized she was about to have kittens the next year, they...

Sassy senior Keesa came to us in late 2016 because her guardian had been forced to live in her car and was afraid Keesa would freeze. She was a fluffy little gal with white whiskers that made her look a little like a catfish. Keesa must have had some bad experiences...

Punkin' has settled in, she now knows that this is her only home; has overcome the separation anxiety and rarely pees outside of the box! Now that she is relaxed in her forever home her character and personality have come through ... and what personality! She...