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Sampson

Male Senior Domestic Longhair Large

"Finding a home for me and my sisters, Runt and Baby, is going to be a struggle, since it's hard enough for senior pets to find a fureve... show more

"Finding a home for me and my sisters, Runt and Baby, is going to be a struggle, since it's hard enough for senior pets to find a furever family in a shelter let alone THREE together. But we need to stay together. Runt is the cuddler of us, whereas Baby has some spit and fire in her but she just really needs us older cats and some security. Truth is, shelter life is hard when you were used to being in your own house before! Sadly, we were in bad shape when we first arrived, and that's why I've been shaved - I'm actually a longhair kitty but needed to get a ton of yucky mats off." "I am shy and hide a lot, but I don't mind if you reach in and pet me, and a gentle voice and demeanor can make me purr. I would love a gentle human to watch over me and my sisters, and would undoubtedly come out of my shell more when I'm in a loving home. I was bothered by children before when they were rough with me, so I may not be comfortable in a home with kids under 10. I do great with other cats, though, and am bound to be a lovebug once I calm down. I don't mind being held and snuggled and protected."   Sampson is a scared, sweet boy who likes being held and protected from the world. If you pick him up, he nuzzles into your chest or neck or wherever he can to feel safe. He flinches sometimes when you pet him, but we believe he still has some bad memories from poor treatment years ago. Despite his mysterious and hard past (one of his eyes is darker than the other, which according to the family who brought them in, is from abuse from some bad neighborhood kids years ago) he still seems willing to consider trusting a few quiet and patient humans. He's getting better. show less

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Francine

Female Adult Domestic Short Hair Medium

Francine is a spunky girl with a voracious appetite and a lot to say. She's pretty vocal and loves attention, but she's not too keen on... show more

Francine is a spunky girl with a voracious appetite and a lot to say. She's pretty vocal and loves attention, but she's not too keen on being picked up. She loves being pet on her head though, and she sometimes makes cute little "sigh" noises. She might follow you around meowing to try and get food. We only let her have dry food in small portions with a slow feed bowl to make sure she doesn't eat too quickly and get sick. We think she'd eat the whole shelter if she could!  Francine wasn't spayed when she came to us, and it turned out she had pyometra. Our animal care manager noticed it almost seemed like Francine had a mass or large lump in her belly, but it was her uterus. Pyometra is an infection of the uterus which, if left untreated, can be fatal. She received an immediate antibiotic injection and was scheduled for a spay as soon as possible. Spay surgeries for pyometra usually cost a little more and are more invasive than a standard spay surgery because the uterus is enlarged. Francine has healed well so far from her surgery but did have a larger than usual incision/scar. It's been over a week now, and she's ready to come home with you where she can eat even more snacks! More information on pyometra:https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/pyometra-in-cats, http://granvillevet.com/whats-the-difference-between-a-200-spay-vs-a-2000-spay/, https://www.northshorehumane.org/pyo-what-what-if-simple-surgery-could-prevent-life-threatening-situation-occurring-your-pet. It's important to spay your dog or cat sooner than later! Spaying saves lives.  show less

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Onyx

Male Adult Domestic Short Hair (mixed) Medium

Hi! My name is Onyx and while I am a super shy cat, I am also super sweet once I get to know you. My sister, Raven, is the outgoing one,... show more

Hi! My name is Onyx and while I am a super shy cat, I am also super sweet once I get to know you. My sister, Raven, is the outgoing one, whereas I like to sit back and observe quietly first. I also am very athletic! I can climb just about anything, love playing with my sister Raven, and even love running on the cat-sized hampster wheel here at the SPCA. Because my confidence totally depends on my sister being nearby, we need to be adopted as a pair - but that just means more love and fun for you! I am more easily spooked than my sister and may not do well with rambunctious kids running around since I have a history of bad anxiety. I used to be so anxious, I was plucking out all of my fur! I had naked little chicken legs when I arrived at the shelter after my sister came here first. I missed her so badly! I still take once-daily anti-anxiety medication that really helps me calm down and not make myself a nakey little boy. That's something I'll need my future family to continue to administer to me. And although I don't run up for love like my sister, I do like people and really appreciate being given time to get to know you. Once we're friends, I like sitting by you and being petted but I maintain my independence and don't want to be a lap cat at this point. What I do love, besides my sister, are toys! I'm very particular about toys and know exactly which ones I want to play with, so seeing me find my favorite toys and playing with them is a real treat for the shelter staff! PS - We both were diagnosed with a genetic issue called megacolon when we were kittens. However, we recently learned that Raven was misdiagnosed and actually has intestinaly dysbiosis. My symptoms have been mostly controlled by medication, but the shelter thinks I may need to be re-evaluted to see if I was misdiagnosed as well. While we're not QUITE ready to be adopted yet because we've got these health questions lingering, we are both SUPER ready to know when we will go home in the future! So please consider filling out an application on us today - the best things in life come to those who wait! That's right - the best things are two awesome black cats!  show less

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Raven

Female Adult Domestic Shorthair Mixed (mixed) Medium

HI! My name is Raven and I am a SUPER smart cat who can open up pretty much any locked door in the shelter... or cabinet... or bin of ca... show more

HI! My name is Raven and I am a SUPER smart cat who can open up pretty much any locked door in the shelter... or cabinet... or bin of cat treats... or anything I feel like sticking my head into! As a result, I make the humans here laugh all the time. I'm kinda the shelter clown. But don't let that deter you - the humans here have unfortunately figured out how to "Raven-proof" the place, so, it's possible to outsmart me, I guess. I am also super atheletic and absolutely love running on my cat-sized hampster wheel; check out my video! I also am totally bonded to my brother Onyx. He might be a bit shy, but I think he is the best brother. In addition to being a bit of a character, I also absolutely LOVE human affection - give me pets, and give them to me ALL the time. And don't you dare lock me out of the room you're in! I wanna be where the people are! So if you are looking for a super smart kitty who will make you laugh, please consider adopting me and my brother Onyx today. PS - I have a condition called intestinal dysbiosis, where my gut doesn't produce enough good bacteria. I've been managing my symptoms with a special die and probiotics. Things are much better now! If you want to learn more about my condition, this is what it is like in humans: https://microbiome.ferring.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw8rT8BRCbARIsALWiOvRf5RVpEUcKI2ivvETqAk7cyt-KgXvtoiyHR1VDRhzp5VLH8ow0SwgaAitvEALw_wcB and here is a link to information on stomach problems in animals and how it affects us: http://www.millikenanimalclinic.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/small_intestinal_dysbiosis.pdf Raven is one of the funniest sweetest cats here. She is endlessly entertaining, upbeat, and outgoing. She's one of the favorite long-term residents here. show less