Cats

Note: To ask specific questions about an animal for adoption, please complete the online adoption application. Be sure to include both phone and email contact info, and use the "other info" box at the end of the application to ask your questions.
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	Bonnie Black and white shorthair female. This talkative girl was a favorite of the volunteers at Animal Care & Control, who describe her as delightful! We were asked to rescue her when she developed an upper respiratory infection. Now recovered, she is ready for a new home. Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Boots Brown tabby shorthair female, senior. Since her owner has passed away, Boots needs a retirement home. She has lived with small dogs, but would probably prefer to be the only cat. She has had a dental cleaning and is in good health. Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Clarence Maine Coon type longhaired male. This big, handsome boy was named after a young FOP supporter named Claire (below), who had a birthday party but asked friends to bring gifts for homeless animals instead. On the day she delivered the gifts, we took a tour of Animal Care & Control and found this big cat who needed to be rescued. His foster says he is an awesome cat who loves to play or get a belly rub! Thank you, Claire! Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Emmie Dilute tortie shorthair female, young adult. She came to us from Animal Care & Control because she had a 'cold' that needed treatment. She is fully recovered and ready for a home of her own. Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Gus Brown tabby mediumhair male. He was a stray at Animal Care & Control. He is gentle and affectionate. Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Josh Chocolate point Himalayan mix male. Very people-friendly. He has some special needs that will need ongoing medication, but is otherwise healthy and has been described as a love sponge! Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Jules Black mediumhair male with stunning green eyes. He didn't find his forever home while at Animal Care & Control, so we rescued him to find the person who will appreciate his charm! The volunteers there describe him as a wonderful cat with a gentle personality. Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Peach Orange tabby mediumhair female. This gentle, soft-colored girl was a stray at Animal Care & Control where she developed a kitty cold, so we were asked to rescue her. She has recovered well, loves attention and is very sweet! Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Pepper Black shorthair female, petite. She was a young mom, and her kittens were adopted at Animal Care & Control but she herself didn't catch anyone's eye. She is talkative and playful. Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Rory Calico mediumhair female. She was left at Animal Care & Control by her previous owner, and is an affectionate lap cat. She has lived with another cat, and is gentle and sweet. In her foster home, she runs to jump into her foster dad's lap, gets along well with her foster brother Clarence, and doesn't hide from the dogs. She is good about using her scratching post, and is a personable sweetie! Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Sierra Tabby shorthair female. Look at those eyes!!! She came to Animal Care & Control as an unclaimed stray. She was a favorite of the Center's volunteers who also named her. We were asked to rescue her when she developed an upper respiratory infection. She's fully recovered and ready for a forever home! Photo by David Jensen Photography.
Currently in trial adoption placement:
	Lily - I'm trying out a new home - wish me luck! Brown tabby shorthair female. This gentle girl came back to us after some years in an adoptive home, due to some stress-related behavior. She is sweet and interactive, and would be a wonderful companion for someone with a low-activity household. Photo by David Jensen Photography.
Recently adopted into loving homes:
	Gracie - I've been adopted! Calico female, 5 years, declawed. She was abandoned at Animal Care & Control and did not capture anyone's heart while she was there. We think she's just wonderful so are helping her get another chance. She has lived with other cats and with children, and appears to be a love sponge!
	Al - I've been adopted - with* Ginger!* Brown tabby longhair male.This gregarious boy came to Animal Care & Control as a stray. If you want a cat with energy and personality-plus, he would be a wonderful addition to your family! Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Ginger - I've been adopted - with* Al!* Brown tabby mediumhair female. This sweet girl came to us via Anchorage Animal Care & Control because she became ill and needed treatment for a respiratory infection. She has recovered and is ready for a new life of love and companionship with a human who will pamper her! Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Simi - I've been adopted! Tabby shorthair female. She came to us because her owner has passed away. She has shared her life with other cats, and would probably enjoy being around another cat or two. Photo by David Jensen Photography.
	Tenzin - I've been adopted! Tabby shorthair female. This wonderful girl was found as a stray by a kind person who called FOP for help. After no one came looking for her at Animal Care & Control, we made the commitment to help her find a home of her own. She is outgoing, confident and very sweet!

February 1, 2012...
Cats needing homes
This list is updated regularly

Or print our adoption application, and mail or fax the completed form to us.
(Make sure to tell us which pet you are interested in!)

February 1, 2012... Cats needing homes This list is updated regularly

Or print our adoption application, and mail or fax the completed form to us. (Make sure to tell us which pet you are interested in!)

February 1, 2012...
Cats needing homes
This list is updated regularly

Or print our adoption application, and mail or fax the completed form to us.
(Make sure to tell us which pet you are interested in!)