Successful Adoption Stories

We have an #adoptionupdate from Julie who adopted Medi (now Louie) in September 2023! Since he is a gray and white tuxedo cat, he looks a little bit like a French waiter. Julie was drawn to Louie because he looks a lot like one of her previous cats.

“When we first brought Louis home, he spent a lot of time hiding, only coming out briefly to eat and use his litter box. After a couple of days, he was feeling more safe and his curiosity and gentle social nature got the better of him, and he started coming out to explore. Now he loves to run around the house and jump up to high look-outs. He can be very sweet and cuddly. He loves to be brushed and get tummy rubs.

“Louie has been very healthy. He still eats small portions of Science Diet food (dispensed by an electronic feeder) and a little wet food in the evenings. We love Louie so much!”

Have you adopted from CCS in the past? We’d love to hear how it’s going! Send us your adoption success stories (and photos!) to be featured in our #adoptionupdate series on social media or on our website.

We have an #adoptionupdate from Sarah who adopted King Arthur aka Arty this past September!  Sarah saw Arty online  and immediately knew she wanted to adopt him. He’s 13, had been in the shelter since January, and is diabetic. Sarah knew he had to come home with her!

“Arty is doing great! He has settled in very well. Other than the occasional spat with his big brother, Buddy, things are blissful. He’s such a goofball and very chatty. He likes to talk to the walls at 3am more than any other time of day. He’s a big loafer — always loafing near mom. He loooves the catio and usually hangs out in the sun during the day.

“Arty has been great about getting his insulin and we’re always ready for food promptly at 8 am and 8 pm. He does not let me forget it!

“He’s such a goon. I hope he loves his very spoiled life. What the boys want, the boys get.”

Arty was a former member of the Lonely Hearts Club at CCS. These cats typically need some extra help finding their new home. They may be older, not as eye-catching, have specific medical needs, or just haven’t found a loving family yet. They may have been overlooked in the past, but we believe they can bring so much love to someone’s life, and Arty is an excellent example of that!

Have you adopted from CCS in the past? We’d love to hear how it’s going! Send us your adoption success stories (and photos!) to be featured in our #adoptionupdate series on social media or on our website.

We have an #adoptionupdate from Dayana who adopted Mozart (now Echo) this past August! Dayana came to CCS looking for a gray cat that had medium/longer hair.

“He has adjusted wonderfully to his new home and adapted great to his new pet siblings.

“He loves to play fetch and play with our dog, he loves to cuddle us humans and loves to explore new spaces.”

Have you adopted from CCS in the past? We’d love to hear how it’s going! Send us your adoption success stories (and photos!) to be featured in our #adoptionupdate series on social media or on our website.

We have an #adoptionupdate from Elizabeth who adopted Kato (now Winslow) in September! Elizabeth came in to pet the cats without a specific one in mind and never expected to fall in love with one right away. Kato/Winslow was super friendly and loved to roll around for belly loves. It was love at first sight!

“He got a kitty cold not too long after the move but he’s been starting to recover from it quite well.

“He is incredibly friendly. A bit shy when new people come over but he quickly warms up and demands cuddles. He loves to sleep next to me at night, and has been since I got him. He loves playing with any form of string. He also purrs and makes air biscuits when he’s happy.

“He is a very good and very happy boy. Everyone loves him!”

Have you adopted from CCS in the past? We’d love to hear how it’s going! Send us your adoption success stories (and photos!) to be featured in our #adoptionupdate series on social media or on our website.

We have an #adoptionupdate from Mattilda and Zach who adopted Lottie (now Minerva Moon or Minni) in August! They weren’t searching for a specific cat. Earlier this year, they had unexpectedly lost their senior tortie to bladder cancer. Since then, they kept checking the Cat Care Society page and visiting us, hoping to find their perfect new fur baby. After some time, they saw Minni online, went to meet her, and instantly knew she was the one!

“It took a little bit to get Minni to come out from under the bed and feel comfortable exploring the whole house but after a couple of weeks it’s like she’s always been here!

“Minni is doing exceptionally well. She’s gained some weight, her fur is shiny and soft, and you can just see how happy she is. She’s a great eater and LOVES her wet food treats. She loves her human brother (my step son) and is obsessed with playing with all of her mouse toys! Minni snuggles up and sleeps with us every night.

“After losing our last kitty so suddenly I never thought we would be this happy again. Minerva Moon is truly the most loving cat I’ve ever seen in my life. All she wants is cuddles and kisses and to love and be loved. I truly believe our last cat sent her to us. We are so glad we found her and she picked us. Thank you Cat Care Society!”    

Have you adopted from CCS in the past? We’d love to hear how it’s going! Send us your adoption success stories (and photos!) to be featured in our #adoptionupdate series on social media or on our website.

We have an #adoptionupdate from Emily who adopted Butterscotch (now Whisky or Ski for short) in July of this year. Emily had been grieving the loss of two cats and had stopped in to donate supplies and give some attention to the special needs cats in particular. Whisky jumped right up and sat next to Emily, and even bonked another cat who got in her way! She did the same thing during another visit, so Emily figured she’d made up her mind.

“She settled in faster than any cat I’ve ever seen. She’s chatty and affectionate and loves visiting when friends come by.

“She loves playing fetch! She’ll carry a little catnip toy up to me and meow and trill until I toss it for her over and over again. She also runs around like wild chasing feather toys, and likes to stretch along with me when I roll out my yoga mat.

“I did a lot of research on caring for FIV+ cats before adopting her, and CCS staff helped dispel the myths. She’s healthy and happy and I’d encourage others to not be scared off by the diagnosis!”

Have you adopted from CCS in the past? We’d love to hear how it’s going! Send us your adoption success stories (and photos!) to be featured in our #adoptionupdate series on social media or on our website.

We have an #adoptionupdate from Camila who adopted Cake Pop (now Potato) this past July! They originally went to the shelter with an orange cat in mind, when they met him, he was a bit fearful. However, once he saw them playing with a wand toy, he cautiously approached, and they noticed his adorable yellow eyes. It was love at first sight for their whole family.

“The day we adopted him, my daughter heard the story of a 16-year-old cat named Potato who had also been adopted that week. She loved the name and the idea of our kitten living a long, happy life like that other Potato.

“We took him home and by the second day, Potato had completely transformed. The fearfulness was gone, and he became a confident, playful kitten, quickly settling in with us. Within a few weeks, he started showing interest in going outside, and before long, he was joining our family on short hikes. Now, he’s officially an adventure cat!

“Our vet says he’s in excellent health, eats well, has good litter box habits and is doing great with his leash training. We’re so happy to have him as part of our family and excited for all the adventures to come!”

Have you adopted from CCS in the past? We’d love to hear how it’s going! Send us your adoption success stories (and photos!) to be featured in our #adoptionupdate series
on social media or on our website.”