ALLEY

Meet Alley — a resilient, playful, and quietly affectionate young cat with a heart of gold. Once found desperately trying to get food from a garbage can, she arrived at her foster home painfully skinny and truly starving. Over the last year, she has transformed into a healthy, spirited girl who’s ready for a loving forever home.<br/>? Playful & Athletic?Alley loves interactive play — especially catch, where she shows off her impressive outfielder skills! She also enjoys wand toys and even batting at bubbles. Playtime brings out her confidence and silliness.<br/>? Growing Affection, At Her Pace?Alley has made wonderful progress with touch. She started with gentle head pets, then allowed pets down her back, then her tail, and is now bravely working on accepting tummy rubs. She’s not a clingy cat, but she shows love in her own sweet ways — like giving surprise lick baths, which are her version of a hug.<br/>? Best With a Young Feline Friend?After spending her first foster year mostly on her own (the resident cats preferred their space), Alley blossomed once foster kittens arrived — especially her “adopted” baby, Odie. She’s a caring, playful nanny and thrives around younger cats. She’ll do best in a home with a friendly feline companion, or even Odie, who's also shown on our site.<br/>? Quiet & Respectful?Alley rarely meows — except during “hunting mode” when she’s stalking a toy. But she does communicate with expressive looks, especially if dinner is running late. She’s polite, observant, and appreciates a predictable routine.<br/>If you’re looking for a gentle, playful cat with a touching rescue story and a soft, tender personality, Alley would love to meet you — especially if you have another young cat ready to be her friend.<br/><br/>Born 2/2024. She's ready to be in her forever home for the holidays and beyond! Submit the adoption application now!

Meet Alley — a resilient, playful, and quietly affectionate young cat with a heart of gold. Once found desperately trying to get food from a garbage can, she arrived at her foster home painfully skinny and truly starving. Over the last year, she has transformed into a healthy, spirited girl who’s ready for a loving forever home.
? Playful & Athletic?Alley loves interactive play — especially catch, where she shows off her impressive outfielder skills! She also enjoys wand toys and even batting at bubbles. Playtime brings out her confidence and silliness.
? Growing Affection, At Her Pace?Alley has made wonderful progress with touch. She started with gentle head pets, then allowed pets down her back, then her tail, and is now bravely working on accepting tummy rubs. She’s not a clingy cat, but she shows love in her own sweet ways — like giving surprise lick baths, which are her version of a hug.
? Best With a Young Feline Friend?After spending her first foster year mostly on her own (the resident cats preferred thei

Meet Alley — a resilient, playful, and quietly affectionate young cat with a heart of gold. Once found desperately trying to get food from a garbage can, she arrived at her foster home painfully skinny and truly starving. Over the last year, she has transformed into a healthy, spirited girl who’s ready for a loving forever home.
? Playful & Athletic?Alley loves interactive play — especially catch, where she shows off her impressive outfielder skills! She also enjoys wand toys and even batting at bubbles. Playtime brings out her confidence and silliness.
? Growing Affection, At Her Pace?Alley has made wonderful progress with touch. She started with gentle head pets, then allowed pets down her back, then her tail, and is now bravely working on accepting tummy rubs. She’s not a clingy cat, but she shows love in her own sweet ways — like giving surprise lick baths, which are her version of a hug.
? Best With a Young Feline Friend?After spending her first foster year mostly on her own (the resident cats preferred their space), Alley blossomed once foster kittens arrived — especially her “adopted” baby, Odie. She’s a caring, playful nanny and thrives around younger cats. She’ll do best in a home with a friendly feline companion, or even Odie, who's also shown on our site.
? Quiet & Respectful?Alley rarely meows — except during “hunting mode” when she’s stalking a toy. But she does communicate with expressiv