CAT TOWN BLOG
April Adoption Stories
So far this year, this community has helped 89 cats find homes — we’re proud to have supported as many at-risk shelter cats as possible, each life saved thanks to you! Here are just a few of the success stories we celebrated in April, highlighting the bond of two cats who build their confidence and courage together.
March Adoption Stories
“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.
Wayne and Garth: Overcoming Obstacles Together
Wayne and Garth first came to Cat Town as undersocialized older kittens. On top of that, they were battling upper respiratory infections so severe that their nasal discharge was tinged with blood. With these obstacles, they were not the type of cats adopters wanted to bring home, so Cat Town brought them in to help them heal and find their way to adoption.
February Adoption Stories
Each month, we’re glad to have this honor of introducing you to the cats who’ve come to Cat Town, and the stories that come with them. Some are shy, some playful, and some need a little extra care before they're ready for their next chapter. With patience, medical attention, encouragement, and your support, these cats are given the chance to relax, grow confident, and show adopters who they truly are.
Running for cats like cloud
Kareem volunteers with Cat Town as a Sunday host and weekday cat socializer, but his connection to our mission runs much deeper. This year, he’s also fundraising for Cat Town through the Boston Marathon — an opportunity he chose to dedicate to cats who need a second chance. We sat down with volunteer Kareem to learn more about this generous decision.
January Adoption Stories
We kicked off 2026 with 33 adoptions in January. Each adopted cat had different needs and timelines on their journey to their new homes. From longtime senior foster cats like Ollie and Pip, to young fearful kittens like Sprite and Fresca, each cat got the space and care they needed to build confidence and be set up for success. Thank you for helping us create stories and believing in these cats with us.