AVAILABLE CAT
~ Adoption Fees ~
One Kitty Minimum $75;
Two for $130

(includes spay/neuter and vaccinations)

Gracie: Manx mix- Gracie is approximately 1 1/2 years old (as of 01.09.08). She is a spayed female Manx X . She is grey tabby without any tail at all. Gracie has all has all the endearing Manx qualities. She is playful, very kind and a bit boisterous. She will follow you around like a dog. Gracie is good with other cats and cat friendly dogs. Grace is special needs girl because she is a bit disabled in her rear legs. She gets around just fine. Runs up and down her cat condo, chases her toys but does its all with a bit of a limp. She will be best in a family without children or too playful animals. Because she is disabled she shouldn't jump from high places or be picked up very often. She is a great companion. That loves to just hang around where ever you.

Charles: - Charles: Domestic Meadium Haired- Charles is an adorable 2 year old (as of 07/12/08) male neutered gray and white young cat with medium length hair. Abandoned very young, Charles was found emaciated, but with lots of love and attention and good nutrition, he has recovered beautifully. The moment you pet this sweet little guy he begins to purr loudly. His gentle loving nature would make him a great companion to just about anyone. He is accustomed to dogs and other cats and would probably do better in a quieter home.

Kole - Kole is a beautiful, all black, short-haired kitten. He was born on May 17th and abandoned at just 2 weeks of age. Fortunately, he was rescued, bottle fed, and cared for by one of our amazing volunteers. He is very sweet, incredibly cuddly, and purrs almost constantly. He loves to entertain himself by batting around small balls and chasing almost anything on a string. Kole is neutered, vaccinated, and ready for a permanent home.

Mickey & Minnie: - Mickey and Minnie are believed to be littermates, approximately 6-8 months of age (as of 04.01.01). They have medium to long haired, gray and white coats. They were found as desperately thin strays, hanging out near a café and were rescued by customers who brought them to Four Peaks. Their lives had clearly been harsh so far and they are still rather shy. Minnie is the friendlier, more confident kitten so far, rubbing around her foster mother's legs while she waits for food and willing to be petted, and have her belly rubbed. Mickey is still reluctant to be petted, but enjoys playing with toys and with his sister. With time and patience he should gain confidence and warm up to his new family. They have not yet been introduced to the cats and dogs in their foster home. Given their shy natures they will do best in a home without young children or aggressive dogs. They have been altered, tested negative for feline leukemia and have received their shots.