	Minerva DSH dilute gray/white Spayed Female 1-year-old	Minerva is a very good natured young female cat. Because of health issues with her former owner; she was surrendered to the shelter. She is very docile and easy going. Her favorite things in life are catnip toys, treats and delicious wet food. Minerva would make a wonderful companion for a mature person or couple. She really is a nice girl.
	Cassidy Tabby/Calico Female 1-2 years old	Meet Cassidy. She is a young tabico(tabby/calico) who is full of love and fun! She is between 1 and 2 years old. She has a tabby face with a calico body and beautiful green eyes. A white spot on her forehead is the perfect kissing spot. She is very affectionate and will lie next to you soothing you with her purrs. She can be a chatty girl grumbling and huffing when dinner or play time is coming. She is very playful. She will make you laugh as she chases her tail around or jumping after an interactive toy. She also enjoys cat video games. She has no issues being left by herself. She will be content watching the great outdoors or just taking a nap. She was born with one of her back legs not quite formed properly but she hops around just fine. She can be underfoot so she would do best in a household experienced with cats. She would probably be fine with older children. We have no history of her experience with dogs.
	Scarface DSH white/black Neutered Male 2-years-old	Scarface is an appropriate name for this boy who has had a very difficult life prior to coming to the shelter. He lived "on the streets" and was picked on by several of the other male cats. In spite of his past history; he is a friendly boy with a nice disposition. He would love to be adopted into a home where he could be pampered and loved. He would probably appreciate a new name also(his facial scars fading).
	Nacho DSH orange tiger Neutered Male 2-years-old	Nacho is a very handsome orange tiger male. Generally most orange tigers are handsome (that is my personal opinion) and most are males. Nacho was living outside when he was rescued from the streets. He was very shy when he first came to the shelter but he is becoming more confident and happy. He is very compatible with the other cats so he would make a good companion to another cat in the home. He spends hours watching the bird feeder. It has been wonderful to see the transformation in Nacho now that he feels safe.
	Remy DSH brown tiger w/ white Males 1-year-old	Ralphie and Remy are the longest residents at the shelter. They are both handsome young fellas who are very shy. They have never shown any aggression but they are fearful of new people and new situations. Because of their similar personalities; they have become very bonded. They sleep together, play together, eat together they sometimes even use the litter box together. With a little patience and understanding; shy cats can make loyal and loving companions. Remy and Ralphie would do best in a relatively quiet home with an older person or couple. Many cats with this type of personality bond with their adopters but remain shy with strangers. While it can take time and patience to help a shy cat build trust and confidence in their new home; watching them blossom is incredibly rewarding. Sometimes the smallest gestures are the biggest rewards. We think adopting these two boys together will help them adjust to their new home. Please consider giving these two special boys a loving home.
	Ralphie DSH gray w/ white Male 2-years-old	Ralphie and Remy are the longest residents at the shelter. They are both handsome young fellas who are very shy. They have never shown any aggression but they are fearful of new people and new situations. Because of their similar personalities; they have become very bonded. They sleep together, play together, eat together they sometimes even use the litter box together. With a little patience and understanding; shy cats can make loyal and loving companions. Remy and Ralphie would do best in a relatively quiet home with an older person or couple. Many cats with this type of personality bond with their adopters but remain shy with strangers. While it can take time and patience to help a shy cat build trust and confidence in their new home; watching them blossom is incredibly rewarding. Sometimes the smallest gestures are the biggest rewards. We think adopting these two boys together will help them adjust to their new home. Please consider giving these two special boys a loving home.

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