Dipper came to us from Hartford, wandering door to door looking for help. He had an open wound on his head and a screw loose but has since been adopted.

Billie came to us as a stray with an empty eye socket. We may never know what happened to him. After learning that cats in his neighborhood were being terrorized and abused by local kids, we knew he needed a safer future. We took the time to socialize him and help him find his way to a life where he could finally feel safe. He has since been adopted.

Tish came to us as a beloved community cat, with incurable cancer, who needed a soft place to land for the rest of her days. She remained feral and comfortable until the end. RIP Tish, thank you for the lessons along the way.

Saint came to us as a stray with a wicked upper respiratory infection and a long road ahead. We removed an obstructing polyp from his throat, treated his asthma, and worked to help him become comfortable with people. Now, our very first rescue is finally ready for his forever home.

Zorro came to us as a stray from Waterbury with a serious infected wound and toxoplasma. His treatment was costly but he deserved the chance to get better. He’s a reminder that sometimes changing a life starts with simply refusing to give up. Zorro is currently still in foster.

Rescued from behavioral euthanasia at just 2 years old, Bumble was beautiful but unpredictable. She had been passed from home to home prior to finding us. Due to her unusual triggers, we knew it would be hard to find her a home but it wasn’t impossible. Bumble has been happily adopted.

Sandwich was a FIV +, feral cat, taken in after his feeder abandoned him. After a year of patience and unconditional love, Sandwich found his true calling, melting lap cat. He has since been foster failed.