Open daily
10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Open Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
9 a.m– 1 p.m.
Donation days: Donations are accepted the first Sunday of the month and on Thursdays and Fridays.
Hi… my name is Shiva, Adopted February 9, 2016 When my unfortunate mom had to go into a homeless shelter, it wasn’t just the calamitous change in her life that devastated her; it was losing her dogs and cats. So knowing that, I hope my friends, Thomas, Baya, and I, can be forgiven for being […]
Hi… my name is Mack, Adopted April 9, 2016 Based on our names, it would appear that semi trucks might have been on my family’s mind when they adopted my brother, Diesel, and me! Well, we both do “truck along” when comes to playing and having lots of energy, so maybe they knew something long […]
Hi… my name is Mario, Adopted April 10, 2016 My senior mom was one of those people who stray cats just seem to “find”! That’s how my friends, Marcus, Andre, and I came to live with her (people like her must radiate a come hither “aura” for cats in need!). Unfortunately, she went into assisted […]
Hi… my name is Jack, Adopted December 21, 2015 Now you know that my sister, Jill, and I didn’t just drop from heaven, but given our personalities, we might be considered “fallen angels” since we’ve got just a bit of that old kitten devilment in us! We were found in a yard in the Santo […]
Hi… my name is Scrumptious, Adopted December 14, 2015 Arrived December 11, 2015
Hi… my name is Brad, Adopted August 19, 2016 My sister and I were unexpected additions to our people’s home when they adopted our mom, and since they already had two cats and two dogs, they just couldn’t manage to keep us all. Because I’d already been living with other animals for a while, another […]
Hi… my name is Angelina, Adopted October 12, 2016 My brother (you guessed it!) Brad, and I were unexpected additions to our people’s home when they adopted our mom. Since they already had two cats and two dogs, they couldn’t manage to keep us all, so since we were still youngsters, they knew we’d have […]
