Cat of the Week: Regan

Cat of the Week Regan is a familiar face to Goathouse visitors! With her distinctive grey head and wide-set eyes, Regan is easily identifiable and she enjoys being with both other kitties and people. Regan originally came from NY with a colony of eighteen cats that the refuge took in when their owner passed away. Many of those cats have been adopted, but Regan remains with us, though she's such a friendly and gracious girl! Regan loves to be brushed and she loves caring for the other cats. She's a nurturing, gentle girl who would take good care of her people!

Cat of the Week: Abigail

Meet Abigail, a petite young tortoiseshell girl with a sweet and playful spirit! Our new Cat of the Week Abigail is two years old and gets along well with other cats. She's an active young lady who also enjoys quiet petting time, and will snuggle right next to you. Abigail is distinctive for her golden eyes and orange right foot, and loads of tortie charm! Abigail says "Everyone needs some tortie in their lives!"

Cat of the Week: Alton

Meet the new Goathouse Cat of the Week, Alton! If you are a frequent visitor to the refuge, you have most probably met Alton. He is a sleek, distinctive gentleman with a kitler moustache. Alton is five years old and came from a family of farm cats. He was once considered shy, but now enjoys being with people and LOVES treats! Alton is one of our favorite kitties and is a sponsored cat, which means his adoption is FREE! Alton is a fine fellow who would love to have his own family!

Cat of the Week: Callie

Meet the new Cat of the Week, Callie! Callie is COTW just in time for Mother's Day--she came to the refuge five years ago after having kittens. There was a litter of kittens at the Goathouse who had lost their mother, and Callie graciously nursed them until they were ready to be adopted! Callie has been waiting a long time for her own home, and she is a sponsored cat, which means her adoption is FREE! Callie is super cute, gets along well with other cats, and is READY for her forever home!

Cat of the Week: Chino

"What's that you say? I'm Cat of the Week? Well, I do deserve the attention!" Mr. Chino has an amusing grumpy face, but he's really not a grumpy cat--quite the opposite! Chino is an affectionate fellow with striking sea-green eyes, and he would love to have a family of his own. Just imagine seeing that adorable grouchy face every morning, with lots of love to go with it!

Cat of the Week: Juno

Hi, my name is Juno and I am the Goathouse Cat of the Week! If you've visited the refuge and sat outside, you probably met me--I hold court in the area with the chairs! I am around two years old and came to the Goathouse last year with my kittens. They have all been adopted and now I hope it's my chance. I'm a photogenic lap cat with a sweet, contented air. Pleased to meet you!

Cat of the Week: Freddie

Oh, the cuteness! Fabulous Freddie, the Goathouse Cat of the Week, has a smudge, a goatee, and a beauty mark! Freddie was rescued from a SC shelter that closed and he is a very special boy. He loves people AND other kitties and he is an all-around charmer! Freddie is a seven year-old boy who has been waiting a long time to find a forever home. It's hard to believe when you look at that face!

Cat of the Week: Guido

This is Guido, the Goathouse Cat of the Week! Three years ago, the refuge rescued Guido from death in a county shelter. Since then, he has been patiently waiting to find his forever home. Guido was very shy when he first arrived at the Goathouse, but he now enjoys being around people and has become quite cuddly! He's a big boy with an easy going nature, and he would love to have his own family.

March adoptions

Congratulations to the 13 cats and kittens who found forever homes in March!

Boo
Poppi
Nikko
Guillermo and Thomas
Jester
Little Richard
Rosalinda
Cutie Pie
Marge
Penny
Abel and Sami

Cat of the Week: Cammie

Good afternoon! I am Cammie, the Goathouse Cat of the Week! I am around five years old and I like to hang out in the refuge building. I have a meow that has been compared to a frog's croak, and every once in a while, someone asks if I am pregnant, but I am NOT! I just have big bones! Anyway, I hope that my day will come soon, as I have been at the refuge a long time and I would really love to have my own family.