Helping Each Animal Rescued Today and Tomorrow
Three-Legged and Fearless: Gigi’s Journey from Abandonment to Resilience
Gigi was brought to us after a landlord found her discarded in a recently vacated apartment. At the time, it appeared she had a bite wound to her back leg, but was later diagnosed as shot-site carcinoma, which can sometimes develop after a vaccine. Her leg was amputated in an attempt to prevent the cancer from spreading. Despite having just three legs, Ms. Gigi is a sassy, talkative little girl who loves her naps and enjoys getting plenty of pets from our volunteers!
Meet Elmore:
After losing his home due to a long-distance move, Elmore is having a tough time adjusting to shelter life—especially with louder, bolder feline roommates. This sweet, sensitive boy just wants a calm, stable home where he can be your one and only. Consider making an appointment to meet Elmore or sponsoring Elmore!
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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.
Bowie: The Chillest Big Boy in Town
With the heart of a lion and the chill of a monk, Bowie is your 19-pound cuddle buddy who’s always down for some scritches and pets—but never for chaos.
Ariel: The Sweetest Companion You’ll Ever Meet
Full of love and always by your side, this sweet, outgoing girl is ready for a forever home where she can cuddle close, soak up the sun, and charm everyone—furry or not—around her.
Kandi, The Chatty Charmer
Kandi’s priceless expressions will steal your heart instantly. This lively, talkative soul craves to be the center of your world.
Cessna’s Journey to Trust
Once a frightened stray, Cessna has slowly learned to trust, and now this gentle soul is ready for a quiet home where he can feel safe, loved, and go at his own pace.
Hero: A Gentle Soul Seeking a Calm, Loving Home
Hero, a gentle and shy cat with past trauma, is seeking a quiet, loving home where she can heal and thrive, ideally as the only pet or with a calm companion.
Thank you, Elizabeth and Friends!
Check out the newly refurbished cat tree, courtesy of Elizabeth from MND, who is completing a Capstone project with us. She has organized a team of friends who will remove and refurbish several of the trees our furry friends have…
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…
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…
Why Adopting an Older Cat Can Bring Joy and Fulfillment to Your Life
Are you considering adding a cat to your family? While kittens are adorable, older cats offer unique benefits: Established Personalities: Older cats have fully developed personalities, making it easier to find…
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…