Cats Available For Adoption In The San Fernando Valley
A colony of eight socialized cats is available for adoption in Valley Village, 91607. Over the past 18 months, they have been acclimating to human interaction, and nearly all are ready for their forever homes.
If you’re interested in adopting, please reach out to us.
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Ensuring that these cats have everything they need can be expensive. If you’re able to donate, we would be very thankful. Below is a link to the Amazon list of items we regularly use.
Available Cats
AVAILABLE
STAR
Male | DOB: Estimated 6/23
Star is a kind, gentle soul that loves attention and affection. He would make a great people and cat companion.
AVAILABLE SOON
PUFF
Female | DOB: 4/23
Puff is an absolute sweetheart. Solid grey and fluffy, Puff is one of the most socialized and loves attention.
AVAILABLE
SOPHIE
Female | DOB: 4/23
Sophie is a beautiful, friendly multi-colored kitty. She’s very fluffy and loves pets and to eat treats.
AVAILABLE
CALI
Female | DOB: 4/23
After her mom was taken by coyotes, Cali assumed the role of protector. She’s very sweet but remains independent.
AVAILABLE - Bonded with Tom
PAPA
Male | DOB: Estimated 4/21
Papa is a sweetheart, a typical Tuxedo. He loves attention. He’s the gentleman responsible for all of these little ones.
AVAILABLE - Bonded with Papa
TOM
Female | DOB: 10/22
Tom is a small, round girl who loves attention. She’s a delicate princess and would be very happy as an indoor kitty.
AVAILABLE
SMUDGE / TYSON
Male | DOB: 4/23
Smudge is the largest of the crew. He’s getting better around people but he’s still a little bit skittish.
AVAILABLE
ASH
Female? | DOB: 4/23
Ash is one of the biggest challenges and will require extra patience. She’s cross-eyed but seems to get along ok.
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MORT
Female | DOB: 4/23
Mort is all black and very small. She’s sweet but also very independent. She’s an explorer at heart.
More Information About The Available Cats
All cats have been fixed and received their 1-3 year Rabies vaccine and a FVRCP 3-In-1 vaccine.
They vary in age with the youngest being about almost 2 years and the oldest being 3-4 years old.
They get monthly flea/tick treatment during the hotter months.
Each of the cats has been socialized but some are still a bit skittish around new people.
It will take a few weeks for them to acclimate to being indoors so you would need to be patient with them.
If the transition is unsuccessful, they can be reintroduced to their current environment without issue.
