CAT TOWN BLOG
October Adoption Stories
In October, 24 cats got adopted — of every age, of every background, and each with unique needs that we could meet because of donor support. We had 3-month-old kittens and 14-year-old seniors, stressed cats and confident cats, and cats who simply needed love and time to meet their match. No matter their story, they all found happily-ever-afters. Here are just a few of the lives you helped us change last month!
August & September Adoption Stories
Anytime you support Cat Town, whether by adopting, donating, or simply reading these stories — you help bring us closer to a future where every cat is seen and valued. In August and September, we got to celebrate 47 of these adoptions. Here are a few of those success stories.
July Adoption Stories
Senior cats often get passed by, but they have so much love to give with just a little care, support, and understanding. At Cat Town, we give these gentle creatures a soft place to land, space to adjust, confidence to trust, and the chance to relax into who they truly are. We’re incredibly proud when these seniors shine as their best selves, and find people who see beyond their age and embrace them into their families and homes.
Seeing is Believing!
When I think of Cat Town, I think of life-changing transformations, like the one we saw with Farallon just a few weeks ago. Farallon arrived at the city shelter in a terrible state. He hadn’t eaten for days, and was deteriorating so quickly that the shelter sent us an SOS message to come and help him. Our team rushed him to Cat Town, to be seen at our veterinarian and get the care he urgently needed. We quickly learned that Farallon had…
Gerrie's Happily Ever After
Cat Town could not help cats without people like you, so today, in thanks, we’re telling you about a senior cat you helped: Gerrie. Gerrie is 12 years old, walks with a limp, and has trouble getting around. He also needs a special diet and medication to help with his kidney function and arthritis, and has a history of night-yowling and missing his litter box. That might seem like a lot for one cat, but we…
Bobbie and Vanessa
Sometimes cats need you to be their hero. Other times, they’re the inspiration we need to keep doing our best. Bobbie arrived at Cat Town, partially blind with cataracts, severely inflamed skin, and a sore mouthful of bad teeth. Thankfully, Cat Town was able to get her out of the shelter and into a foster home…