Pasta is a female red tabby with an estimated birthdate of 2/11/2020. She was being cared for by a lady, but the woman is moving and cannot take her. She is shy but very sweet after she gets comfortable with you. She was kept separate from other pets in the home so it isn’t known if she’s been around cats or dogs or children. Previously she was only fed dry food. She is very laidback and all new cats coming into StreetCats gravitate to her and she willingly shares her space in a little house - so hissing from anyone.

She is very sweet and friendly, but she wants to be the only cat in a home. She is used to primarily eating dry food (prefers Purina EN) but we found some Fancy Feast broth that she loves too. In the past she had trouble using a litter box for peeing, but she has not had any accidents in a couple of months. She is on Fluoxetine which is a gel that goes on the hairless area of an ear flap – switch ear flaps daily. This medication is in a transdermal gel applicator. The cost of this medicine is $75.34 for three pens on an auto ship for every 12 weeks. This medicine does have to be set up by her vet and Feline Specialties does this for her now. We feel this gel does need to be continued with her. She would love to have a home of her own.

Pluto is an all black male with green eyes who was found abandoned in an apartment complex. His estimated birthdate is 11/1/2021 and he weighs about 13 lbs. He was living with his rescuer but she could not keep him so he’s now in StreetCats. He is sweet and bubbly, loves to snuggle, expressive and goofy. He would love to find a kitty playmate either in StreetCats or in a new home. He does not seem to like tummy rubs even though he’ll roll over for you. He is cautious around dogs but not aggressive. He was adopted but the existing cat in the new home did not like him wanting to play so he came back to us 3/19/24 and we think it was a good decision.

Ms. Kitty is a blue tabby with an estimated birthdate of 4/2/2022; she weighed about 7.4 lbs. at time of intake, so she’s a little female. She has been cared for outside by someone who couldn’t bring her inside because of her own cats. She will be shy initially and although she always wanted to come inside, she lived outside until taken in by StreetCats. The lady who was caring for her said she can be vocal, is loving, and food motivated and she has been socialized. She’s spending time in hidey holes in StreetCats but does move around and she just came in on 4/2/2024.

Millie is a brown tabby & white female with an estimated birthdate of 4/12/2018. She was in a home for about six years but now the man travels too often and he can’t give her the care she needs. He noted she is more reserved and loves her own space, however, she’s been snuggling up with Pasta in a house at StreetCats. She used to sleep with her owner between his legs and she does love cuddling. She’d love to have a home of her own again, but it will take a little bit of adjustment for her at first.

BETTER PICTURE LATER THIS WEEK

Havi is an extra large brown tabby male who came to us weighing 17.6 lbs., but he seems to carry it well. He was born in his former home on 3/29/2022 which was a small house for four cats and it just wasn’t working for him. His former owner says he loves petting, brushing, and belly rubs along with chasing a laser light, however, he is still adjusting to being in StreetCats. Pluto has tried to make friends with him, but that isn’t working yet so he may want to be the only cat in a home. Feline Specialties says he was very sweet when he was with them.

BETTER PICTURE COMING THIS WEEK. THIS WAS TAKEN WHEN SHE WAS IN A HIDEY HOLE AND HER FLUFFY TAIL IS IN FRONT OF HER.

Abby is a beautiful long haired black female who was just returned to StreetCats after her owner died. Her estimated birthdate is 5/1/2011 and she lived with an older woman after being adopted in 2012. She was taken in by a friend who could not keep her and when it was determined she initially came from StreetCats, we took her back. She did have her teeth cleaned with one tooth removed, but her blood work showed she is very healthy. She is moving around in StreetCats in a room with two other cats and is adjusting more quickly than we expected. She does enjoy being petted and would probably be best as an only cat in a senior environment.