CAT TOWN BLOG
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.
December Adoption Stories
In 2025, Cat Town celebrated 334 adoptions — including 37 lucky cats in December alone. These cats’ stories are just a few examples of what can happen when vulnerable cats are met with time, care, and compassion. Their journeys remind us that progress isn’t linear or one-size-fits-all, and that foster volunteers who open their homes to these cats are the backbone of many of Cat Town’s most meaningful success stories.
Who Did You Save This Year (Part 3)
Dilara, Belle, and Kristine share their favorite adoptions from this year — stories we haven’t told, and that stuck with us. Each cat you’ll read about has a life that was made better thanks to our community’s support. Each represents so many more cats you’ve helped us save this year, as well as the people who love them.
Who Did You Save This Year (Part 2)
We’ve been celebrating some of our favorite adoptions — stories shaped by collaboration, patience, and the belief that every cat deserves the time they need. In Part 2 of this series, we’re remembering even more cats whose journeys were made possible because so many people showed up for them.
Three ways we want to thank you.
Cat Town’s supporters have deeply changed the course of so many lives — and they’re just a drop in the ocean of what’s come to fruitions. They’ve helped hundreds of cats land on their feet, filled homes with love and comfort, and helped our staff remain connected to reasons why we do this work.
Peppercorn’s Long Journey Home
Your support is exactly why Peppercorn’s journey was possible. While kittens get attention quickly, adult cats like Peppercorn, with quirks, slower paths, and medical needs, rely on Cat Town to make sure they aren’t overlooked.