CAT TOWN BLOG
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.
Who Did You Save This Year (Part 1)
Each year, Cat Town’s staff members look back on the year’s adoptions, and reflect on the cats who found safety, confidence, and loving homes. From frightened cats curled tight in the back of a shelter cage, or a pair of hissy, unsure kittens trying to make sense of the world, each story begins with the faith that these stories will end with extraordinary transformations.
Against the current: Marlin, Halibut, and Trout
In April of 2024, a litter of fish arrived to Cat Town. Polydactyls Marlin, Halibut, and Trout came in from a home with too many animals and struggling with a host of health issues. Once at the Adoption Center, the staff and volunteers began giving these boys the TLC they needed to heal and find their new homes.
Supporter Spotlight: James S.
In 2016, James won the youth division of Cat Olympics at Cat Town's Meow at the Moon fundraiser — perfectly pantomiming a cat's prowess with speed and style. James has visited our cats for years with his family, and this month, he became a monthly donor to help us secure our $10,000 challenge match.
Cat Duo “Tedsley” Unveils Breakthrough Grief Relief Protocol
In honor of the one-year anniversary of adopting Teddy and Wesley from Cat Town, their new mom helped them write a playful press release, detailing the not-so-scientific but very heart-warming details of their first 12 months together, lovingly known as the “Grief Relief Protocol.”
How Cat Town Helps Seniors Like Leia
Leia came to Cat Town at 16 years old with painful dental disease, vision issues, and a host of other challenges. But in the months since, she’s blossomed into a vibrant cat full of personality. We spoke with Belle, our Cat Care Coordinator, to learn more about Leia’s journey and what it takes for Cat Town to help seniors like her.