Oxford, his brother & sister, & his mother have traveled a very long distance. They were at a kill shelter in Griffin, Ga and thanks to the help of many wonderful cat & dog lovers we were able to get them here to us. He is a very sweet hansome baby boy. We named them after cities they travelled through en route to us. Oxford is a classic tabby DSH. We think he may be a Bengal cross.

Meridian is actually not too friendly just yet. We are leaning more toward semi-feral on her case, but we know we can work her out of it. She doesn't bite or scratch, but she does hiss and doesn't like to be picked up, but will tolerate it. We are very hopeful given the right amount of time and attention she will break this cycle. Meridian is a beautiful DLH. We think she may be a Maine Coon cross. She was rescued from a kill shelter all the way over in Griffin, GA.

Griffin is actually not too friendly just yet. We are leaning more toward semi-feral on his case, but we know we can work him out of it. He doesn't bite or scratch, but he does hiss and doesn't like to be picked up, but will tolerate it. We are very hopeful given the right amount of time and attention he will break this cycle Griffin is a handsome DLH. We think he may be a Maine Coon cross. He was rescued from a kill shelter in Griffin, GA.

Tuscaloosa & her three kittens have traveled a very long distance. They were at a kill shelter in Griffin, Ga and thanks to the help of many wonderful cat & dog lovers we were able to get them here to us. We named them after cities they travelled through en route to us. Tuscaloosa is a very sweet and beautiful DSH. We think she may be a Bengal cross.

Humperdink is a Scottish Fold. He is very loving and so easy going. We rescued Humperdink as he was on his last few hours at a kill shelter in Arkansas. He'd do better in a home with no small children, but has gotten used to our 2 & 4 year olds. We actually haven't tested him with a dog and since we are not sure of how he would react we would prefer he go to a home with no dogs. However he seems to get along just fine with other cats. When we first brought him home there wasn't even a single hiss from him or our other guys! Humperdink is on medication for arthritis which he will need to continue with his new owner. As a characteristic of the breed he does need brushed as often as possible. In his case he will need dental work before he can leave the shelter. With adoption fee it should be around 185.