Cassius and Clay
These brothers are always ready for a good fight…unless it’s mealtime…or naptime…or someone would like to give them head scratches…
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Here you can see a small gallery of our most popular stars! They are all just waiting to tell you their stories!
These brothers are always ready for a good fight…unless it’s mealtime…or naptime…or someone would like to give them head scratches…
If you adopt him at a distance this totally blind young cat will find you for some cuddles no matter where you are! He was saved from the streets of southern Italy and wants to give hugs in return to show his thanks.
The largest cat at the shelter with a name fit for a king. He is known as much for his sweetness as he is for his temper! Which part will you bring out?
Found on a sheep farm, this shy blind guy has adjusted to city life and become the heartthrob of the nursery, making all the girls swoon. He’s a gentleman and very popular with his buddies too. Do you think you can win his heart?
A disabled Lady from the countryside. Just like a real mermaid, she will convince you to give her a lot of food by her charming gaze.
She appreciates the simple things in life. This nearly blind young girl wants nothing more than to love you and spend her time with friends. Making biscuits and being ready for cuddles is her mission!
This young guy is animated by a spirit of adventure and has a contempt for danger. We understood this from when he was rescued as a kitten from a car engine. He’s a free spirit that calls the pedestrian area his domain. Pigeons beware!
She’ll be fine anyway… This is the ugly tale that people abandoning cats tell themselves. But it took months to pick up, heal and restore trust for this beautiful lady cat, thrown on the street like a garbage bag.
He recovered from a terrible situation of malnutrition and mistreatment, was misdiagnosed with FIP and now living well with a slight neurological disorder and tilt to his head that shows off his curiosity for life. So many stories to tell in his short life. He may take a break from playtime and tell you some of them!
Maybe Kalinda has known cruelty… we don’t know for sure. What we do know is that she aspires to the title of Queen of the Balustrade!