CAT TOWN
FIND YOUR PERFECT MATCH
We keep our adoption fees low to make companionship accessible to as many people as possible. Adopt today, with fees starting at $50 for one cat — and for pairs!
2025 ANNUAL REPORT
This work, as you know, is more than numbers. Each cat saved is a whole life changed — and each cat adopted brings two hearts together (sometimes more).
Read our 2025 Annual Report, and the stories behind the numbers, to see the full impact of what you made possible.
Cat of the Month:
Nacho!
Male, 9 Years
Nacho is a friendly, handsome cat with a big appreciation for the good things in life: a warm bed, a full bowl, and people who love him. He’s confident, affectionate, and very much a “shadow cat” who enjoys being near his people — greeting you with cheerful meows, chatting back when you talk to him, and sometimes even giving your arm or leg a little groom to show his affection.
Nacho loves attention and play, especially interactive wand toys that let him chase and pounce like a pro, and he loves cuddles and being picked up. He’s seeking an adopter with some experience, a calm home with teens, and possibly another cat companion.
EXPERIENCED FOSTERS NEEDED!
Do you have experience living with cats? You can save a life! We need savvy foster guardians to help cats who:
Are very shy, fearful, or need help building confidence
Might nip or swat and/or can get frustrated quickly
Take daily medication, especially senior cats
We provide the food, litter, toys, and other supplies you’ll need to get your foster cat adopted — all you need is a bit of cat experience, a calm home, patience, kindness, and time! If you have the time, space, and desire to make a big difference for a little cat, reach out today!
CAt Town BLOG
“I feel lucky that Cat Town helped him out of the shelter and gave me the help I needed to best care for him. The In It for Life program allowed me to adopt him and know that he will get the care he needs for the rest of his life.”
We’re celebrating 23 adoptions in March: sick, shy, senior, and injured cats who just needed time to heal. Here are a few of those cats’ stories.