Adoptable Cats

We have many adoptable cats of all ages who would appreciate being adopted into loving homes.  The cat listed are spayed or neutered and have tested “negative” for feline leukemia and FIV.  We have additional adoptable cats listed on the Happy Tails Cat Sanctuary’s page on www.petfinder.com.  (One way to access our page is by entering our zip code of 44026.)

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Zelda, 12, is an affectionate, very pretty senior kitty with big green eyes who survived the fire that destroyed the Chesterland residence of Jeanne Bones, the Happy Tails Cat Sanctuary director.  Because Zelda is afraid of other cats, several months ago Mrs. Bones had put her in a back bedroom by herself, where she seemed quite content.  Since, the fire  Zelda has been in a boarding facility in Newbury.  She must be the solo pet in a household, however she can and will make you feel totally loved!  We hope she will soon be in the comfort of a home with plenty of love for her.  She is a short-haired, medium-sized, gray and black tiger tabby cat with a white bib and a hint of gold in some of her fur, tummy and paws.

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ZELDA
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Chesterland, Ohio
CHUCKY
“Chucky,” who is about 2 years old, is a friendly, short-haired, predominantly gray cat with some interesting patterns (of both somewhat lighter and darker colors).  He has a "laid back" personality, and would get along with just about any other cat or person.  (He would probably get along well with dogs, too, although he has never been introduced to a canine companion.)
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Hercules is a  short-haired, pale orange and white, 3 year old nice cat.  Hercules has a defect with one of his eyes, but he does not need any special care for it.
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The cats  below are shown along with a brief description. 
Bernie, 7, friendly, short-haired, black male cat
Rebecca, 5, very friendly female, short-haired white with black fur
Rosa Marie, 3, short-haired tortie, calico and white tuxedo cat
Whisper,3, friendly, medium-haired and rather large black female cat
Denver, 2-and-a-half, long-haired tuxedo male, loves people, dislikes other cats
Cheddar, 7, short-haired, medium-large, orange female cat
Inky, 13, very sweet, female, short-haired black cat
Squeak, 6, declawed, short-haired, gray and black tiger female
Freddie, nice, 1-and-a-half-year-old, short-haired, male white cat with black patches
Simba, a very large, short-haired black male cat
Dallas, 2-and-a-half, long-haired, blue-cream tortie. She is shy at first, then very friendly
Anna, a short-haired gray tabby.
Sandy, a white and orange short-haired male

BENNIE, 7: A FRONT-DECLAWED, 21-POUND, MALE TIGER CAT

 

FYI:  This is a courtesy listing for a cat who isn’t (and has never been) at Happy Tails, but who is being temporarily fostered by a long-time supporter of the cat sanctuary.

 Bennie is a 21-pound, front-declawed, 7-year-old, short-haired brown tiger cat whose former owner could no longer keep him.  This jumbo-sized tabby's heart is breaking because he enjoyed his former owner's quiet home and the sweet way she used to talk to him.  He's still traumatized by his relocation, and will be quite shy at first, but he will become very affectionate once he gets to know and trust someone. He would probably do best as a solo cat, but he's big and (eventually will be) loving enough as though he were two cats!  He is neutered and vaccinated, and he tested "negative" for feline leukemia and FIV.  Bennie is very temporarily being fostered in a back room of a store in Wickliffe in Lake County, but he belongs in a house or apartment where he will once again be a cherished pet.

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JERRY

Jerry, who is about 6, is a sweet, beautiful, medium-haired calico.  She will be a bit shy until she gets to know and trust you, but then will be quite friendly.  She gets along with other cats, and she is spayed and up-to-date on her shots.  She also tested “negative” for feline leukemia and FIV.  Jerry was originally rescued outdoors as an apparently abandoned cat, but she seems happy to be (and should be!) an indoor pet.