7 month old bonded sisters Penny and Lane are currently in a shelter waiting for a foster or permanent home together.
These adorable fluffies would be heartbroken if separated.

Can you help us get Penny and Lane into a foster (and then permanent) home?

If you would like to learn more about how you can help these sisters, please fill out a foster parent application

COMING SOON!!

We have 6 adorable  8 week old kittens waiting to come in to the Abbey Cat program...
They need a foster home to go to before they can be made available for adoption.
Can you offer them a place to hang out until their permanent homes are found?
They don't have to be fostered all in the same home, but they do have to go in pairs.

These little cuties are at the very vital stage of development in their lives where interaction with humans is most important to becoming loving and trusting members of a family.

The kittens are currently in the shelter where they were born and being very well taken care of, but a cage is no place to grow up!
If you would like to play a part in their socialization; and get them ready for their permanent families, please fill out a foster parent application, and one of our volunteers will get back to you shortly.

If you are not able to foster at this time, but would still like to help Abbey Cats help cats and kittens in need, please consider making a donation.
The cold weather is coming and with that, there will be many more who will need our help to thrive and survive. 
No amount is too small to make a big difference, and every donation over $15 is tax deductible.

Kittens! Who doesn’t love them? Feather-light, warm-bodied blue-eyed bundles of fluff.
Scampering, pouncing, jumping, climbing, racing. Playing hide-and-seek, jack-in-the-box,
catch-me-if-you-can. Wrestling, chasing, rolling, play-fighting with their litter mates.
Snuggling, cuddling, purring in their sleep, smiling, giving kisses, seeking pets, love-love-loving. 

But like in humans, childhood is also a time of learning. Kittens learn to use the litter box, just like mom - well maybe a scaled down version so they don’t feel like they’re in a swimming pool. They learn to drink water from a bowl or pet fountain.
They learn to eat solid food. They learn to leave people food alone, stay off tables and counter tops, resist the mouth-watering aromas coming from the stove.
They learn to sheath their claws when playing with humans.
They learn to be gentle and accommodating with children. They learn this post is for scratching and that sofa isn’t. They learn not to be frightened by the disconcerting way humans scoop them up off the floor. They learn to live with other pets, that human strangers visit the house, that an open door doesn’t mean an escape opportunity.

But Charmaine’s 8 kittens have had none of those opportunities. 7 weeks old, and they live with their young mom in a cage. They’re lucky to be alive; the shelter was the best thing to happen to them so far.
But we can do better.
Kitten hood is short, and there is so much to learn, so much fun to be had, so much love to get and to give. Their need is urgent.
A foster home will let them be kittens, but also teach them to be the kind of adult cat we all want to live with.
Charmaine is a good mom, but she needs help.
Can you be the foster mom these babies need?

If you have room in your heart and your home for Charmaine and her kittens; to offer them all a safe, warm and caring place to hang out until everyone's ready to be adopted, please fill out a foster parent application.