Here are the cats and kittens available for adoption. The slide show at right depicts all available cats and kittens; hover over the images to pause the slides. Photos courtesy Jan Koch, Debra Sandler and Nicky Kennedy.
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Reggie (m) is a calm quiet cat, happy to lounge around all day. He was a stray.
Ginger (f) is 3 year old shy cat with silkiest fur. She was very loving and friendly while “on vacation” in a foster home. She will blossom in the right environment. Won’t you give her a chance?
Babbles (m) is a 2 year old calm cat who was found as a stray. His rescuer tells us tht he enjoyed sleeping at the foot of her bed and likes other cats. He was very chatty at her house but we haven’t heard a peep!
Blackie (f) is a 6-7 year old cat with diabetes. Her owner died but before he did, he requested that she be taken to AnimalSave. She’s very sad. She intensly dislikes other cats. She loves people and purrs and loves to be petted. A generous donor will supply insulin and one vet visit to her adopter. She must go to a home with no other cats (dogs?).
Sequoia (f) is an older (5-6 years) cat who was left behind after her people moved. She’s a calm cat used to living inside and out.
Charlotte (f) is an older, well behaved cat. Excellent health in need of love and care (indoors). Charlotte is a perfect companion. For more information please call 530-273-2689
Hope (f) is a sweet young cat who came to AnimalSave with her 3 kittens. She loves to play and talk. She tested positive for FIV (Feline Immuneodeficiency Virus), so needs an indoor only home with no other cats or with another FIV cat. (The primary modes of FIV transmission are deep bite wounds and scratches, where the infected cat’s saliva enters the other cat’s bloodstream. FIV may also be transmitted from pregnant females to their offspring in utero. Cats with FIV can live for a number of years without symptoms. Some infected cats will develop secondary conditions such as severe oral disease and various infectious conditions. Treatment consists of good nourishment, protection from stress and infectious disease, and management of secondary conditions). Hope is a wonderful cat who deserves a loving home!
If you are interested in adopting a cat, please complete the Cat Adoption Application and Cat Adoption Agreement. Submit the forms to Debra Sandler, Program Director by mail (PO Box 817, Grass Valley, CA 95945) or fax (530-274-2576). You may also contact Debra directly with questions or for more information about the adoption program at (530) 271-7071, ext 204.
AnimalSave sometimes has outside, semi-wild cats that would love a barn or garage to call home. Give us a call at 530.271.7071 ext. 206 if you are interested in giving a couple of feral cats a caring outside home.
Here’s more information about our Feral Cat Program.
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