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Ginger

AVAILABLE FOR FREE ADOPTION

Adopted July 21, 2015

GINGER is a beautiful, affectionate, and sweet 7-week-old kitten with a soft, tabby/calico coat who needs a new home. She is energetic, very social, cuddly, and playful and is good with other cats, dogs, and kids. This adorable healthy kitty has had her first shot and will have a free spay certificate from TALGV. There is no adoption fee for this special girl. If you would welcome Ginger into your home, please call Melodi between 8 AM and 8 PM at 619-721-1089.

July 19, 2015 (7 weeks old)

Brielle

Hi… my name is Brielle,

Adopted March 25, 2016

Since I’ve lived with twelve other cats and three dogs, you know I’m a pretty flexible feline! All of my tribe came to TALGV after my mom went into a nursing home. Because I’m on the shy side, I’m feeling a bit insecure at the moment and spend a good deal of time in a “cat cube” checking things out. My buddies are keeping me company though, and are always willing to climb in and snuggle with me. I’d love to feel safe again in a quiet home with someone who’ll have patience while I get used to my new surroundings. I might spend a few days under a bed, but my sweet, loving personality will eventually shine through! Perhaps you’ll also consider one of my snuggle buddies to keep me company? (Swoosh, Muggles, Dundee, Casper)

Arrived January 17, 2015.

Marmalade

Hi…my name is Marmalade.

Adopted April 20, 2014.

Tinsel

Hi… my name is Tinsel.

Adopted April 4, 2016

If you’ve ever had the privilege of being owned by an orange tabby, well, you’ll know how totally irresistible we are! A woman in Elephant Head had been feeding some “community” cats in her area when she discovered that I was not the least bit feral, she decided I needed a more protected life. They also found that I’d been microchipped, but that didn’t lead anywhere, so here I am in all my easygoing, affectionate glory waiting for a “ginger cat person” (or anyone else, for that matter!) to come along and fall in love. I get along great with everyone, and am eager to spend all the rest of my nine lives making your life happier than you ever dreamed!

Arrived December 20, 2014.

Jackson

Adopted December 11, 2014.

JACKSON: 2-month-old male medium-haired Orange tabby.

He has been rescued and is offered free to good home. He is sweet and soft, social and energetic. Jackson is current on shots and has a certificate from TALGV for free neuter. There is no adoption fee for this beautiful kitty.

Please call Julia between 8 AM and 8 PM at 520-398-2329.

Oliver

Hi… my name is Oliver.

Adopted December 29, 2014.

My brother, Simon, and I were happy as clams until the little boy in our house developed severe allergies, so — well, you know the story. Our mom wrote a TON of good stuff about our habits and behavior, but here’s a sampling: “Ollie is very laid back, LOVES attention, and will usually jump on the bed and sleep there all day. He has a distinct loud “meow” and that’s how you can tell him from Simon when you can’t see them. Both Simon and Ollie will come out if you jingle a bag of cat treats and say, “Who wants treats?” Well, that should whet your appetite for more, so come read all about me — I’m a young orange tabby guy sitting here just waiting for you!

Arrived October 18, 2014.

Sam(e)

Hi… my name is Sam(e).

Adopted June 13, 2015

Sam(e) comes with Free Vet Care for Life.

My mom, a long-time volunteer at TALGV, was obviously a cat lover as she had seven of us (all adoptees, of course!), so when she had to go into assisted living, she knew there would be no better place to care for us. I’m a laid-back, very loving and friendly, shorthaired orange tabby gentleman, seeking someone to hang out with. I’m a spry 12 year old with lots of love to give, and at this stage of the game, I’d really like a quiet home with easygoing people to spend quality time with. My mom would be ecstatic to know that I found a new home, so why not adopt me so the volunters can let her know I’ve got a new lease on life? I’m one easy guy to fall in love with!

Arrived October 17, 2014.

Bridget

Hi… my name is Bridget.

Adopted September 24, 2015

Bridget comes with Free Vet Care for Life.

My mom was a long-time volunteer at TALGV and was “into” calicos as she had five of us (all adoptees of course!), so it was comforting for her when she went assisted living to know there would be no better place to care for us. Although I’m not a “true” calico, I’m an unusual Torbie (that’s a mix of calico and tabby), so I’m special in my very own way! I was always the shyest of my family group, but I’m pretty sure that when I don’t have so many felines vying for attention, I’ll be the sweet “people person” I’m meant to be, so won’t you please give me a second chance? Oh, and by the way, since I’ve just “celebrated” my 10-year birthday, I now come with Free Vet Care for Life!

Arrived October 17, 2014.

Whiskers

Hi… my name is Whiskers.

Adopted December 26, 2014.

When my mom found my sister, Bella Donna, and me in Amado she had high hopes that we’d get along with her resident cat because we were still kittens and so friendly and playful. Well, we did our part to fit in, but the older cat just wanted to rule the roost, so that didn’t work out for us. During the two weeks we were there, mom said that we were super sweet, perfectly well behaved (OK — we ARE kittens, so we had a lot of running, exploring and playing to do!) and loved people. I’m an unusual orange tabby girl (most orange tabbies are guys you know!), and I know once you meet me you’re sure to fall in love (and maybe with my sister, too)!

Arrived September 27, 2014.

Shawnee

Hi… my name is Shawnee.

Adopted Novembe 22, 2014.

Arrived September 25, 2014.

Cherokee

Hi… my name is Cherokee.

Adopted November 28, 2014.

Arrived September 25, 2014.

Crayola

Hi… my name is Crayola.

Adopted November 23, 2014.

Like Moses in the bulrushes, I was left (with my three newly-born kittens) in a box on a doorstep in hopes that I’d be taken in. Thankfully that happened, and I got to spend eight weeks with a wonderful TALGV volunteer while I raised my babies, so she got to know me really well. She says that although I’m not a long lap sitter, I LOVE to be brushed, and while I don’t have a traditional purr or meow, you’ll know how contented I am by my squinty eyes and the “hissy” noise I make (don’t be fooled — they’re “happy hisses” and “satisfied squints”!). I’m a young Torbie girl with striking markings and multicolored green eyes and I’m dreaming of “hissing and squinting” just for YOU!

Arrived August 24, 2014.