Vote Every Day!

 "Hi! I’m Maple Jane and supposedly, my favorite little humans think I'm the best dressed kitten around. I don’t know what that means, but it’s fun and I love a good sparkly tutu or some pretty flowers. Hold the crown, please. This princess kitten does whatever she wants, of course!" 

 "A feral neighborhood stray, Maximus Cheekus was trapped so he could be vaccinated, neutered, and returned to the outdoors. But Max voted NO to that plan. He adores people, laps, and treats. Renamed Sir Guinness, he settled into my home and is now a full-time indoor cat." 

 "Clemmie lost her home at 18 when her owner went blind, but she didn’t lose her voice. Opinionated, loud, and proud, she now lives in foster care where she announces her thoughts daily. Clemmie runs the house, supervises humans closely, and makes sure everyone knows she’s absolutely in charge." 

 "Bernie is the super-chill senior resident at The Cats at Longstreet. Named after a Muppet for his tiny lower jaw, he was born with nerve damage so potty time is always a surprise. Despite this, he is a Senior Sweetheart who chases balls, loves spa days, wears costumes, spreads joy!" 

 "Crouton is half the size of his siblings and a sick cutie. Septic arthritis dissolved his joints, he rocks a tiny cast, does PT like a champ, survived emergency surgery just to pee, and is fighting ringworm. He purrs like a freight train anyway, small body, enormous spirit." 

  "Found as a small fry in a McDonald’s parking lot, this spicy nugget lost her paralyzed back legs and gained turbo mode instead. She’s a biscuit making, purr-engine-powered chaos gremlin who loves her humans, growls theatrically at cats, and plays like the world is her personal WWE ring." 

   "Hannah arrived at The Cats at Longstreet full of fluid, refusing food, and dying from FIP. She beat FIP, thrived, and now runs reception, welcoming all into the Rescue. As our resident hero, she mentors newbies, inspires staff, and spreads heroic optimism and joy to everyone with purrs." 

 "Paralysis & Pizazz! Jelly Donut can't use her hind legs, but that doesn't stop her from doing "normal" cat stuff, or even rocking a great dress. At just 5 pounds, this cutie will win your heart with chirps and personality. She knows she is stunning, too! "