Me right after I was born!

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Not able to adopt right now? Why not sponsor one of our "long-term" rescues? These pets can't be placed in a home for a variety of reasons, often health or behavior-related. Sponsoring helps us pay for their food, veterinary expenses, and supplies. Click on the photos to expand the slideshows. Use the donation form at the bottom of the page to sponsor one of our babies!

Leah

Larry

Leah

Leah is a 9 year old dog with severe arthritis and joint issues from neglect in her prior home.

Leah

Leah is a happy girl, but has some anxiety when left alone.

Charity

Larry

I'm too shy to go into a new home. It takes me a long time to adjust to new things.

"Whatcha doin'?"

Look into my eyes and love me!

Andy

Charity

I've had a lot of medical issues since these great people took me in. And I love hammocks!

Charity

I don't like posing for photos, but I look cute here!

Romeo

Andy

I'm a bit shy, like my brother Larry. Mom (Charity) is shy too. Maybe we got it from her!

Me & my bro Omar

I'm excellent at cuddling!

Jean Grey

Brown tabby cat is staring at the camera

Jean Grey

Jean Grey - what a cutie!

Jean Grey up close and purrsonal

Brown tabby staring at camera

Imari

Imari

She may seem pretty intense but once she gets to know you, she is a softy.

Imari warms up slowly

But once she gets to know you, she's a love bug!

Sylvester

Sylvester looking adorable! Sylvester was one of our first rescues from the Antelope Valley.

Sylvester

He was a "feral" kitten on a rabies hold for biting an animal control officer, which meant certain death. So we snatched him up! He's only a few weeks old in this photo.

Romeo

I moved in to my foster home about 9 years ago. The vet told her I had cancer and maybe would have a year left.

I love other kitties!

Boy were they wrong! 6 months later and there was no cancer in sight. I'm doing just fine and the mass they thought was cancer stopped growing. So now I spend my time cuddling with the new kitties my foster mom brings home.