Adoptable Cats Waiting for Homes | Little Tails Rescue

Meet the Cats Looking for a Home

Each cat on this page is in the care of Little Tails Rescue, Inc. and hoping to find a loving forever home. To begin the adoption process, just click a cat's photo to open the adoption application, or keep reading to learn about each cat's age, personality, and health.

Apple Blossom, a petite young cat available for adoption — Apple Blossom

Holly Marie, a friendly calico cat available for adoption — Holly Marie

Donut, a small adventurous cat available for adoption — Donut

Fuzzy, a blind but happy cat available for adoption — Fuzzy

A cat from Little Tails Rescue looking for a home — Little Tails Rescue cat

Cat Profiles

Apple Blossom

Apple is about 7 months old and came to us from a cat colony we help manage. She is starting to trust people and now lets herself be carried and petted, though she is still a little cautious. She is very petite, has been spayed, is current on all vaccinations, tested negative for FIV/Leukemia, and is microchipped.

Holly Marie

Holly is roughly 1 year old. This beautiful calico girl gets along very well with other cats and was rescued from a colony a few months ago. She has been spayed, is current on all vaccinations, tested negative for FIV/Leukemia, and is microchipped. She is still quite wary of people but loves attention, and she does not enjoy being picked up.

Donut

Donut is a petite girl of about 1.5 years. She was found as a stray in a shopping center in poor condition. Today she is healthy, spayed, current on vaccines, FIV/Leukemia negative, and microchipped. She is a very friendly girl who likes other cats and dogs, is very adventurous, and is always exploring. Because of her small size, she looks like a chubby kitten.

Fuzzy

Fuzzy is an absolutely wonderful boy who is about a year old. He also comes from one of the colonies we assist. He was found at about 4 months old and was very ill—we had doubts he would survive. Although Fuzzy is blind, he survived on his own for months. Amazingly, Fuzzy is a doll, and his blindness does not slow him down one bit. He climbs, runs, and is a very happy cat. He plays with other cats and uses the litter box perfectly. Fuzzy will need some time to adjust to his new home, but after that he gets along great. Fuzzy has been neutered, is current on his vaccines, and is FIV/Leukemia negative. Because of his condition, his eyes were removed a few months ago (his eyes never developed, and the enucleation was required to make him more comfortable).

Common Questions About Cat Adoption

How do I apply to adopt one of these cats?

Click the photo of the cat you are interested in, or go to the Adoption Application page to submit an application. Once your application is received, Little Tails Rescue will follow up with you about next steps.

Are the cats spayed or neutered and up to date on vaccinations?

Yes. The cats listed on this page are described as spayed or neutered, current on their vaccinations, FIV/Leukemia negative, and microchipped.

Can I adopt a cat that is shy or still learning to trust people?

Some of the cats, such as Apple Blossom and Holly Marie, came from managed cat colonies and are still building trust with people. They are noted as being friendly and affectionate in their own way, and may need a patient adopter who can give them time to settle in.

What should I know about adopting a cat with special needs?

Fuzzy is blind and has already adjusted well in his foster environment — he climbs, runs, plays with other cats, and uses the litter box. His profile notes he will need some time to adjust to a new home, which is typical for special-needs cats.

Do the cats get along with other cats or dogs?

Individual profiles note temperament with other animals. For example, Donut is described as friendly with other cats and dogs, and Holly Marie is described as very friendly with other cats. If you have existing pets, mention them on your application so the rescue can help match you with the right cat.

Where can I learn more or ask a question?

You can reach Little Tails Rescue through the Contact Us page or by email at [email protected]. You can also follow the rescue on Facebook.

Ready to Adopt?

If you've found a cat you'd like to welcome into your family, the next step is to submit an adoption application. Our team will review your information and get in touch to guide you through the process.

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Not sure which cat is the right fit? Take a moment to read through each profile and note the temperament and health details that matter most to your household. If you have questions before applying, reach out through the Contact Us page and the rescue will help you find a match.