Buddy is a Cream Tabby male with an estimated birthdate of 10/3/2024.  He showed up on someone’s porch earlier this year and she couldn’t keep him.  He was neutered by Feline Specialties on 10/6/2025 and he weighs about 8 lbs.  He is very sweet, affectionate, playful and well mannered.  Volunteers have noted he’ll roll over for tummy rubs and is great with human attention.  For other cat interaction, he prefers females to males which might have been the result of him not being neutered until StreetCats took him in.

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Zane came into StreetCats on 10/24/2025.  He is a blue boy with an estimated birth date of 10/15/2023 and he weighs 12.28 lbs.  He was a loved outside cat in a person’s backyard but he wasn’t kept inside because of her other cats.  She said he is a very sweet lap kitty who loves to be petted and cuddled and he was living in only her backyard.  In StreetCats he’s been nervous and shy but he does enjoy being petted and he’s getting used to his room.  He had his teeth cleaned and polished before coming in.  When needed he has tobramycin eye drops is his eyes get weepy.  He’s going to be a wonderful loving cat for someone without other pets.

Sugar is a 7 year old Blue Cream Point.  She is friendly and outgoing and very sweet.  She’s been inside only for the last year and has done well around young children and she’s OK with dogs and other cats.  She just came into StreetCats on 10/29/2025.

Cassie is an adoption return from 2017 because her owner entered hospice. Cassie has been living in an assisted living room with her former owner for 5 years and she stayed in that room the entire time. She is estimated to be about 9 years old and is fully vetted. The daughter of her former owner said she’ll be a wonderful companion for an older person. Since she’s been with only one person in a room for the last 5 years we assume she’ll need some time to adjust being in StreetCats. She loves being in a cat tree and she has a good appetite.

Max is currently at Feline Specialties and is on a medical hold. His fur has grown out, but he’s still very handsome.

Max got a haircut and looks adorable. Unfortunately he is very grouchy these days even though he feels 100% better since all his icky fur is gone and he got an antibiotic injection - he does have a pom on his tail and pantaloons on his legs. Max is a blue point Himalayan senior cat with an estimated birthdate of 4/29/2011.  He currently weighs 14.58 lbs.  He was adopted from StreetCats in 2013 but his elderly owner has now died and he was returned to StreetCats.  He has only lived with an older woman and has never been around other cats, children, or dogs.  When he came in he had an eye infection so he has been treated for that and now both eyes look great.  He does jump up and down on things in StreetCats so he is active, but he also enjoys long naps. 

ON HOLD FOR A POSSIBLE IODINE TREATMENT IN THE FUTURE TO ELIMINATE HER HYPERTHRYOIDISM, BUT SHE’ LOVES ATTENTION NOW.

Zoe is a smaller size Silver Tabby, estimated birthdate is 5/14/2014.  Her adopter who loved her very much died of cancer  on 8/8/2025.  She is a very sweet girl so losing her mom and being returned to StreetCats is hard but she’s slowly coming out of her room.  She does have hyperthyroid disease so she gets ½ of a small methimazole pill by mouth morning and night but she’s used to getting it.  She has not lived around other cats, children, or dogs but her mom loved her very much so she needs a new loving home.

She’s our house cat.

She is very sweet and friendly, but other cats seem to make her nervous.  She prefers Purina EN dry food and likes creamy seafood wet food.  Adopted 8/2021 and returned 9/2022 due to peeing outside of litter box but she wasn’t on medicine consistently.  Owner loved her but decided to return her.  She uses a “regular” litter box that has clay litter in it, but she occasionally will pee on a puppy pad.  She is on Fluoxetine to reduce stress and hopefully keep her from peeing in places other than the litter box.  Fluoxetine 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 and is easy to give.  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.  She would love to have a home of her own as the only pet in the home.