Scully | Male | DOB: Aug 15, 2024

Scully is an extremely friendly, affectionate young boy who loves being around people and dogs. He has a warm, social personality and enjoys attention, companionship, and being part of the action.

Scully is Feline Leukemia (FeLV) positive, but aside from this diagnosis, he is currently healthy and doing well. FeLV does not affect dogs or humans, and Scully happily lives alongside dogs. Because FeLV can be transmitted between cats, Scully is looking for either:

• A home as the only cat, or 
• A home with another FeLV-positive cat, or 
• A home with cats who are consistently vaccinated for FeLV, with the understanding that vaccination reduces risk but does not eliminate it entirely.
   

Scully would thrive in a home that understands his needs and is willing to provide love, routine veterinary care, and a safe indoor environment. In return, he offers a wonderful, loving companionship and a truly special bond.

Arlo is a gentle, shy little guy who prefers to move through the world at his own pace. He isn’t a fan of being picked up, but once he feels safe, he enjoys sharing space and quietly observing everything around him.

Arlo has moderate Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), which affects his coordination but does not slow him down or limit his curiosity. He happily climbs the cat tree and gets into just about everything he can reach, adapting impressively to his environment.

New situations can be stressful for Arlo, and when he feels overwhelmed, he may become unwell. Because of this, he will do best in a calm, predictable home with patient adopters who understand his need for routine and stability. Having another friendly young cat helps him feel more confident and secure.

With time, consistency, and compassion, Arlo will continue to thrive and make a rewarding companion for the right home.

Stormie earned her name because she is incredibly determined. When she first came into our care, she was unable to walk at all. With time, patience, and support, she can now take nearly 30 steps on her own before needing to rest, a huge accomplishment that speaks to her resilience and strength.

Stormie has severe Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH), which affects her coordination but not her independence or quality of life. She approaches everything with confidence and prefers to do things on her own terms, tackling daily activities with persistence and determination.

She also has chronically blocked tear ducts, which means her eyes require daily cleaning with a tear stain remover and eye drops (Tobramycin). While she isn’t a fan of this routine, it is manageable with patience and consistency.

Because Stormie tends to lie down in the litter box, she needs her litter kept very clean. If it isn’t spotless, she may choose to go just outside the box instead. A home that can maintain this routine will help her stay comfortable and successful.

Stormie would thrive in a home that appreciates her independence, understands her needs, and celebrates her progress and determination.

Winnie is a sweet little lady wrapped up in a tiny, adorable package. You’d never guess she’s 5 years old! She has a calm, gentle personality and truly loves being petted. Winnie enjoys quiet companionship and would thrive in a cozy, peaceful home where she can receive lots of one-on-one attention.

Winnie is not fond of other cats or dogs, and would do best as the only pet in the home, though she may be okay with another very independent cat. She’s a moderate CH kitty who gets around the house well and confidently navigates her space.

She uses the litter box independently and does best with a litter box that has higher walls to help her stabilize and keep things tidy. Due to her CH, Winnie may occasionally need a quick wipe-down after using the litter box.

Winnie would do wonderfully in a calm, loving home with someone who appreciates a gentle, affectionate companion and is happy to provide a little extra care in exchange for a whole lot of love.