Ayla is a one-year-old sweetheart searching for her forever home. She’s incredibly friendly and loves gentle pets, often purring contentedly while standing right beside you. Her calm, attentive presence would thrive in a quieter household where she can relax and bond deeply with her person. Ayla also has a playful side—she delights in chasing toys, batting at feather wands, and playfully interacting with people. For anyone looking for an amazing cat who is affectionate, easygoing, and happily playful, Ayla would make a loving and rewarding companion.

Serena was a mom cat who was rescued in Albany. She and her two kittens quickly settled in with their foster parents and immediately enjoyed being doted on. She is a quiet pretty girl who keeps to herself and is independent. She will come around when she is comfortable in a new setting. She absolutely loves chin scratchies, butt pats, and goes crazy for wet food. She can be timid at times but is not shy when it comes to letting it known she wants her wet food. Her kitten, Venus, adores her mom and would love to stay together. They are precious little souls and deserve nothing more than a life filled with love, pets and playtime. Their wish is to have a new home by Christmas.

Venus loves cuddling with her mama, Serena. Her favorite spot is sitting high on the window hammock. She has a lot of bursts of energy and loves to play with her toys. Her favorite is the laser pointer. Venus was rescued in Albany, in a church parking lot. She has come a long way with her mom and sibling. It’s never easy being a kitten on the street trying to survive the elements. Venus and Serena hope their forever home will be soon and before the holidays! Wishes do come true!

Darcelle is a lovely young girl. Once she has settled in, she is a very affectionate, sweet cat who loves attention. She will turn up wherever her people are with loud purrs, She will hide the first few days in a new place but will soon come out. She does not mind other cats and has meet a small non-reactive dog.without problems.