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Frack’s Long Wait Since 2021
Talkative and affectionate Frack is a tailless Manx mix that has been waiting for a home since 2021.
Maxwell’s Hope: Never Left Behind Again
Maxwell’s owner had to surrender him when she made plans to move that did not include him.
Henrietta’s Heartbreak: Abandoned but Still Hoping for a Second Chance
Henrietta had what she thought was the ideal home with a loving family…until they moved and left her behind.
BonJovi: The Only Survivor Who’s Full of Life and Love
He’s delightful and entertaining but like his name sake, a bit of a wild child and full of energy! BonJovi is the only survivor of his family.
A Special Cat for a Special Home: Pikachu’s Story
Pikachu, a spunky and good-natured 4-year-old male tabby is looking for a home where he can be an only cat or live with another FeLV cat.
Colby Awaits: Adopt Our Sweet Cheese Ball
Colby is an oversized cheese ball who is an excellent companion.
Click to learn about Sundancer
Sundancer arrived at the shelter when her owner entered hospice care and could no longer care for her. As an only cat, she prefers a home without other pets. While she co-exists with other cats at the shelter, she loves people and seeks a quiet, drama-free home where she can cuddle. Sundancer has a thick, soft coat and is well-groomed. She eats Science Diet dry food and occasional Fancy Feast fish, showing no signs of food intolerance. Perfect for an apartment, she’s low-energy and doesn’t need much space. Consider making an appointment to see if Sundancer is the right fit for your home!
We Need Your Help!
As Back to School season kicks off, we’re excited for our young volunteers, but we also know this means busier schedules and fewer hands to help around the shelter. If you have even an hour or two to spare, we would greatly appreciate your help. Please consider reaching out to schedule some volunteer time!
The Importance of Spaying and Neutering: Preventing Overpopulation
Millions of dogs and cats in shelters wait for homes, but the number of animals far exceeds available adopters, leading to overcrowded shelters and euthanasia. Spaying and neutering are crucial in preventing this overpopulation crisis. What Are Spaying and Neutering?…
Farewell, Deborah!
Two years ago, Deborah arrived at the shelter to volunteer with us. A former nurse, she was comfortable medicating cats and wasn’t afraid to get her hands dirty. She was…
Another Successful SharonFest!
A huge THANK YOU to all our amazing volunteers who helped make our booth and the always-popular “Shelter Toss” game a big hit once again this year!
Forgotten to Family: Marko’s Story
In late May, we took in a severely neglected dog named Marko. Many of you generously donated towards his medical care while he remained in intensive care at Grady. He…
Honoring the Legacy of Margaret Sutton: A Tireless Advocate for Shelter Cats and Beloved Volunteer
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of long-time volunteer and friend of the shelter, Margaret Sutton. Margaret died just prior to her 80th birthday, which she…