Boo is one of Cali’s kittens and Kiti’s sister—a shy girl with a gentle heart. At around 5 years old, Boo has spent most of her life cautious with people, much like her mom. She isn’t aggressive, but she usually prefers not to be touched. What she does love is the company of other cats. She’ll happily cuddle, play, and find comfort in feline friends who make her feel safe.

Because Boo is easily startled, she would do best in a quiet home without dogs or small children. With time, patience, and a loving environment, she has every chance to learn that humans can be trusted. For now, she’s seeking a family that will accept her as she is and let her blossom at her own pace.

Boo is ready to leave her shy past behind and start a new life in a safe, loving home. Could you be the one to help her write her next chapter?

Little Bean is one of our longest-term residents, and she’s patiently waiting for the right person to come along. Rescued from the streets as an adult, Bean isn’t feral and she isn’t mean—she’s simply terrified. Her past is a mystery, but what we do know is that she deserves a safe, loving home where she can finally exhale.

Bean needs a consistent, patient adopter who will give her the time and space she needs to learn that humans can be trusted. She should not go to a home with small children or dogs, as too much noise and energy can overwhelm her. What she does love? Other cats. Bean finds comfort in their company and would thrive in a home with friendly feline companions to show her the ropes.

Bean may take time to warm up, but for the adopter who gives her that chance, she’ll be a reminder of how powerful patience and kindness can be.

Anna’s story begins on the cold streets of Johnstown, where she was rescued and given a second chance at life. She’s about 3 years old now, and while she’s still shy with people, she’s blossoming little by little in the company of other cats.

Anna is playful once she feels safe, chasing toys and enjoying the comfort of her feline friends. She’s still learning to trust humans, so a patient, quiet home will help her come out of her shell at her own pace.

Because Anna can be easily startled, she would do best in a home without dogs or small children. With time, love, and understanding, Anna has the potential to become a deeply rewarding companion.

Anna may be shy now, but the right family will see her confidence grow day by day. If you’re ready to offer love, patience, and a safe haven, Anna is waiting for you.