Lunate

Lunate is a teeny 2-month-old silver tabby with a name that sounds far more sophisticated than she actually is. Named after one of the bones in the human hand, this little lady is basically a tiny handful—literally! With her silvery stripes, curious little face, and kitten-sized antics, Lunate is still working on mastering the important things in life, like climbing, pouncing, and causing just the right amount of chaos. She may be small, but she’s already proving that the cutest bones in the body can come with a whole lot of personality!<br/><br/>Meet and greet/adoption appointments are highly recommended to ensure the animal you are interested in is currently at the shelter. Please call or e-mail the shelter to set up an appointment to meet and adopt!<br/>DON'T FORGET! Cats often do better with a friend! All our cats and kittens have an "Adopt one and the 2nd at half the adoption fee!" bonus!!! <br/><br/>Our kitten/cat adoption fees vary on age, ($25-125 +TAX) special needs, lonely heart status (cats that have been with us 6+ months), and for our senior to seniors program. Our adoption fees include the following: all of our cats/kittens are current on vaccinations (FVRCP series and Rabies if over 3 months of age) at the point of adoption, dewormed, tested for Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), treated for fleas/ticks/earmites in addition to being spayed or neutered once the cat reaches 2 lbs in weight. All cats and kittens adopted from the shelter are microchipped. Adoption fees may vary in special circumstances.<br/><br/>Because we are on a busy street, we require that all cats leaving the shelter be in a carrier. All pets are up for adoption until an approved application is processed and their adoption fee is paid.

Lunate is a teeny 2-month-old silver tabby with a name that sounds far more sophisticated than she actually is. Named after one of the bones in the human hand, this little lady is basically a tiny handful—literally! With her silvery stripes, curious little face, and kitten-sized antics, Lunate is still working on mastering the important things in life, like climbing, pouncing, and causing just the right amount of chaos. She may be small, but she’s already proving that the cutest bones in the body can come with a whole lot of personality!

Meet and greet/adoption appointments are highly recommended to ensure the animal you are interested in is currently at the shelter. Please call or e-mail the shelter to set up an appointment to meet and adopt!
DON'T FORGET! Cats often do better with a friend! All our cats and kittens have an "Adopt one and the 2nd at half the adoption fee!" bonus!!!

Our kitten/cat adoption fees vary on age, ($25-125 +TAX) special needs, lonely heart status (cats that have been with

Lunate is a teeny 2-month-old silver tabby with a name that sounds far more sophisticated than she actually is. Named after one of the bones in the human hand, this little lady is basically a tiny handful—literally! With her silvery stripes, curious little face, and kitten-sized antics, Lunate is still working on mastering the important things in life, like climbing, pouncing, and causing just the right amount of chaos. She may be small, but she’s already proving that the cutest bones in the body can come with a whole lot of personality!

Meet and greet/adoption appointments are highly recommended to ensure the animal you are interested in is currently at the shelter. Please call or e-mail the shelter to set up an appointment to meet and adopt!
DON'T FORGET! Cats often do better with a friend! All our cats and kittens have an "Adopt one and the 2nd at half the adoption fee!" bonus!!!

Our kitten/cat adoption fees vary on age, ($25-125 +TAX) special needs, lonely heart status (cats that have been with us 6+ months), and for our senior to seniors program. Our adoption fees include the following: all of our cats/kittens are current on vaccinations (FVRCP series and Rabies if over 3 months of age) at the point of adoption, dewormed, tested for Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), treated for fleas/ticks/earmites in addition to being spayed or neutered once the cat reach