Taylor
Taylor came to us from SOAR Initiative. Taylor is 15 years old and was originally surrendered to IACS due to her owner passing away. She has had several health concerns including frequent ear infections, a full mouth dental extraction and, from her recent health scare on day two of being with Serenity, we have learned she has chronic asthma, a collapsed lower lobe of one of her lungs due to the chronic asthma and she is currently being treated for a nasty upper respiratory infection and possible pneumonia. Taylor is very, very sweet, calm and loves to be a lap cat!
Update 2021/12/27: Taylor is doing well and has fully recovered from her upper respiratory infection. Due to chronic asthma and allergies, she will be on a maintenance dose of prednisone for the rest of her life.
Update 2022-06-09: Taylor is amazing! She is so sweet and tolerant of all the other cats. Her favorite activities are eating and sleeping. Taylor does like “lap time” with her humans but is also independent and will nap in various beds/places around her foster space. She enjoys pets and love from her humans. Taylor’s health is good as long as she gets her weekly maintenance dose of Prednisolone.
Update 2022-09-02: Taylor was adopted!
It’s no secret that Stephanie, our Executive Director, has had a soft spot in her heart for Taylor from day one and has called her our “million dollar baby”.
Stephanie and her husband Will lost one of their personal cats, Dot, unexpectedly a few months ago. Her loss left a huge hole in their family. Dot’s brother, Gandalf, was very sad. He wandered through their house vocalizing looking for his sister. Taylor came right in and started helping the entire family heal.
She and Gandalf play and follow each other around. Taylor gets along well with their other cats and dogs as well. Taylor is a very special cat. Stephanie and her family love her very much.
Reyna
Reyna came to us from SOAR Initiative. Reyna is 11 years old and was originally a stray taken into IACS. This incredibly sweet girl has been diagnosed with oral cancer and her prognosis is less than 6 months. BUT, that diagnosis was given 9-10 months ago. She is one tuff kitty! Reyna is the first one to meet us at the door each day, gently meowing, ready to eat and get some love and attention. She follows Stephanie around while she’s doing cleaning and feeding. Her hobbies include begging for treats and rummaging around in the supply closet (looking for treats!). Sarah calls her the “Queen B”. She is a treasure!
Update 2022-0609: Reyna does not have oral cancer! What a wonderful bit of news we received when she had her extensive dental on 5/12/22. She was diagnosed with Feline Stomatitis and had a full mouth extraction. Reyna eats dry and wet food, hard treats and loves spray cheese! If her humans open the closet door, she is at their feet begging for the spray cheese! Reyna has a very quiet meow if you listen closely. Since her dental, she has really blossomed and is feeling so much better. We have seen Reyna play with toys and run around some. She does like attention from her humans but on her terms. Reyna is a loner and does not snuggle up to the other cats. We are beyond thrilled that she is ok!!!
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Jazzy
Jazzy came to us from SOAR Initiative. Jazzy is nearing 17 years old. We do not know a lot about Jazzy other than she is a complete love bug! She loves to sit on Stephanie’s lap while she’s trying to return emails and phone calls. She loves attention and gets along well with her cat friends.
Update 2022-06-09: What a sweetie! Jazzy is a true gem! She had an extensive dental on 5/26/22 and had 6 teeth extracted. We can tell she feels so much better since her mouth is healed! Jazzy eats dry and wet food, eats hard treats and loves the spray cheese! Like Reyna, she is also at our feet if the closet door opens! Jazzy does enjoy some lap time with her humans but prefers to sleep in the various cat beds around her foster space. She is arthritic in her lower back and hips and does not enjoy being picked up. Jazzy is talkative and can be a bit of a clown. She does not play with toys.
Update 2023/03/19: Today was a very hard day for us. We lost Jazzy to old age. She was 18!
Jazzy was a dinky, little cat with a bigger than life personality! She was sassy and funny making us laugh every day watching her march up and down the hall looking for her next meal. Jazzy loved everyone, humans and cats alike. She was sweet and welcoming to all new feline family members and a favorite of the team. Jazzy lived in her own universe we called “Jazzyverse”. She loved spray cheese and throwing elbows at the buffet line. We do not know her history but we do know she was living her best life at Serenity. Jazzy was happy and content and was adored and cherished.
Rest easy, Jazzypants. We love you and miss you. You will always be in our hearts.
Surprise Kitty
Surprise Kitty came to us from SOAR Initiative. We are not sure of her age and we don’t know a lot about her yet. We do know she gets along well with other cats but she is extremely shy around humans. We also know that she does have both ears, but due to treatment for a hematoma in the past one of them is disfigured.
We are slowly gaining her trust and letting her come to us. She “accidentally” rubbed up against Stephanie’s hand during meal -time. That was a HUGE step for her. We have no doubts that, with time, she will open her heart to us.
Update 2021/12/27: Surprise Kitty has really settled into the foster home. She enjoys attention from her care givers and now allows us to pet her. She has learned from watching the other cats that she was missing out on the love and attention she deserves.
Update 2022-06-09: Surprise Kitty is an interesting cat and has a lot of feral tendencies. She is not snuggly at all but will allow pets from her humans, if she’s in the mood. Surprise Kitty had an extensive dental on 5/19/22 and had all of her teeth on the right side of her mouth extracted. She will need her mouth rechecked in 6 months due to how much work was done. Surprise Kitty eats well, though. She likes wet and dry food and some hard treats. She likes to “sample” food in all the bowls at breakfast. Surprise will play with toys once in a while. We are always shocked when it happens! She depends on Reyna, Jazzy and Taylor for cat cues on how to behave and how to trust her humans.
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Diamond
Diamond is a 12 year old Beagle Mix. She is our first foster dog and newest member of the Serenity family.
Diamond’s original family became homeless (friends took them in) but were not able to keep her. A very nice friend of the family contacted us and helped get her to us.
Diamond is confused and sad but is as sweet as can be. She knows how to “sit” and “shake”.
We will work very hard to earn her love and trust.
Update 2021/12/27: Diamond has really come out of her shell. She has learned the routine and she trusts and loves hanging out with her care givers. Diamond is learning how to play with toys and really likes to chase squirrels and watch birds in the fenced-in back yard.
Update 2022/01/12: Diamond’s adoption is pending!
Update 2022/02/14: Happy Valentines Day! Diamond is in her forever home with her new human, Tony.
Isis
Meet Isis! How adorable is she?
Isis is Sirus’s 15 year old sister. We picked her up from IACS on 12/17/21. She was surrendered by her owner who was too ill to care for her properly. She is super sweet, has the cutest meow and loves to be held.
Isis is not feeling too good right now. She has an URI (upper respiratory infection) and is sneezing a lot, has crusty eyes and nose and is not eating much. We took her to the vet on Tuesday. She was scared but did really well and was fully cooperative. Isis is on antibiotics right now and we also have an appetite stimulant for her. We hope she gets to feeling better soon!
Isis will be available for adoption after she’s fully recovered. She is bonded with her brother, Sirus, so they will need to be adopted together.
Update 2022/02/28: Isis is now healthy and ready for adoption with her brother, Sirus!
Update 2022-06-09: Isis is a small cat and is completely adorable! She tends to be very shy and depends on her brother, Sirus, for most everything. Isis tends to “bully” Taylor and Gigi, so we watch them all closely. We think it is because she’s a little scared of them. We started her on anti-anxiety medication and that has helped. Isis has Feline Herpes and does have flare ups, occasionally, needing medication. We feel it is due to the stress of living with so many other cats. She eats well (hard and wet food) and likes some hard treats. Isis plays with a wand toy once in a while but prefers to sleep. She is a total “lap cat”!
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Sirus
Look at this handsome guy!
Sirus is the 15 year old brother to Isis. We picked him up from IACS on 12/17/21. As with Isis, he was surrendered by his owner who was too ill to care for him properly. He is very vocal and all he wants is to be held and pet and loved on. He went to the vet on Tuesday and also has an URI (upper respiratory infection). He is sneezing quite a bit and has the crusty eyes and nose and is not eating much. Sirus is on antibiotics and also has an appetite stimulant. Fingers and paws crossed he kicks this thing soon!
Sirus will be available for adoption after he’s fully recovered. He is bonded with his sister, Isis, so they will need to be adopted together.
Update 2022/02/28: Sirus is now healthy and ready for adoption with his sister, Isis!
Update 2022-06-09: Sirus is the smallest cat at Serenity and looks like Babu Frik from Star Wars. Sirus follows us around like a puppy dog and is the first to jump on a lap for naptime. We’ve threatened to get a papoose to carry him around in. Ha!
Sirus gets along with all the other cats and hangs out mostly with his sister, Isis. Sirus has Feline Herpes and has flare ups about every 4-6 weeks. We feel it is due to not being used to living with so many other cats even though he gets along with everyone. He tends to get pretty sick fast so we monitor him closely. At the first sign of a flare up, we call the vet and get him back on meds! Poor Sirus is the only dude in a house full of old ladies.
Update 2023/02/24: For those of you that know us personally, you know that we consider each of our senior dogs and cats family members. We lost one of our family on Friday unexpectedly.
Sirus was such a sweetheart always! He loved all of his humans, all of his kitty friends and most of all, his sister Isis. Sirus was a favorite of all of our team and guests. He followed us around, loved to be picked up and carried and most of all, he couldn’t wait to sit on our laps. Sirus was the only male in the house.
We miss him! Rest easy Sirus. We will always love you.
Lord Elrond (formerly Emma)
This poor, poor sweet, boy!
We picked Lord Elrond up from IACS on 12/17/21. He was abandoned on the grounds of the shelter and is approximately 12 years old. He was originally named Emma by the shelter staff and was designated as a spayed female. We took him to the vet on Tuesday. Kara (veterinary technician) took him to their treatment area to do blood work and brought him back into the room saying “I have a surprise for you! Emma is a boy!” “Uhhhhh………what?” Dr. Watkins, Kara and Stephanie agreed he still needed an “E” name. The Elves from Lord of the Rings look somewhat androgynous. We decided he needed a strong, stately name and deserves to be revered. Hence, Lord Elrond!
Well, in the end it doesn’t matter, as the treatment plan didn’t change. Lord Elrond is a pretty sick kitty. We are treating the simple symptoms first. He may have pancreatitis, IBS, Coccidia or something more serious. He is on medication and a prescription diet to get his intestinal tract to calm down. The good news is he’s doing better already, so we think we are on the right track!
Lord Elrond is not available for adoption at this time. We need to monitor him closely and may need to pursue further treatment.
On 2022/02/18, we were blessed by a wonderful surprise – Lord Elrond was adopted by his veterinarian!
Gigi
Oh my goodness, what a sweet girl!
We picked 8 year old Gigi up from IACS on 12/17/21. She is from the same household as Lulu. Their owner had become too ill to take care of them and surrendered them both.
Gigi is very shy but loves attention and is slowly coming out of her shell. We took her to the vet on Wednesday. She has been sneezy, but the vet feels she will get over her URI (upper respiratory infection) on her own and will not need medications. Gigi was very cooperative for her exam, ear cleaning and vaccination. She is very overweight and will need a good diet plan in place once she’s 100%.
Gigi is very interested in getting well so she can climb on a cat tree and look outside.
Update 2022/01/12: Gigi is now available for adoption! She is now healthy and not having any more URI symptoms.
Update 2022/02/12: Gigi is a doll! We are getting to see her true personality now that she has adapted to her foster home. She loves to climb to the top of the cat trees and jump from one to the other. Gigi loves to explore and roam back and forth between our cat rooms and play with catnip toys. Gigi loves human attention! She will reach out and try to touch us as we walk by her while she’s on the top of the cat trees. She accepts hugs, pats and kisses.
Update 2022-06-09: What a sweet girl she is! Gigi seems to be shy by nature at first, but does love attention from her humans. We have a calming collar on her to help build her confidence and to be less shy. She will reach out and touch us for attention when we are near her. She will sit on our laps but that is rare. We think it might be because there are other “lap cats” that get to us first. Gigi does accept kisses on her head, chin scratches and belly rubs! She is very active and curious. Her favorite toy is a multi colored mouse. Gigi fetches when she wants to. Gigi eats hard food and treats and does like spray cheese. Gigi doesn’t have any health concerns that we are aware of. Her one bad habit is to “pick on” Lulu. They were from the same household so this confuses us. She gets along with the other cats but is afraid of Reyna and Isis.
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Lulu
Wow! Lulu has to lose weight to be healthy!
We picked Lulu up from IACS on 12/17/21. She is 7 years old and was surrendered, due to owner illness, from the same household as Gigi.
We took her to the vet on Wednesday. She was a perfect angel! Thank God for Feliway Spray! Lulu has an URI (upper respiratory infection) as she’s sneezing, has mildly crusty eyes and nose. She received an antibiotic injection because we felt she would not cooperate and take her medications at the sanctuary. Lulu is very shy and friendly but is so overweight she seems miserable if we try to pick her up. She gets angry and her personality changes. Lulu will need a good diet plan once she’s 100%. Just like us humans, her weight is extremely bad for her health. She will likely need blood work to determine if she is diabetic or has thyroid issues. We want to get her through her current illness first before pursing other potential issues.
Update 2022/01/12: Lulu is now healthy and available for adoption!
Update 2022/07/12: Lulu is a true treasure! Her favorite things include: eating (she has her favorite spot and sits patiently waiting for her bowl to be filled), getting hugs, pats and kisses from her humans, and sleeping in her favorite recliner. Lulu is very sweet and loves some good quality, lap time! She will reach her paw out and touch us to signal she wants us to give her more pets if we stop too soon.
Update 2022-06-09: Lulu is a nut and has many “dog like” behaviors! Her favorite toy is a mouse and likes to play fetch. She will run up/down the stairs in her foster home carrying around her mouse. Her meow sounds like a goat! Lulu is very sweet but shy at first. She loves hugs and kisses and belly rubs from her human. Lulu gets along with the other “passive” cats in her foster home but can be easily scared and intimidated by the ones with stronger personalities. She tends to hide and retreat rather than stand up for herself. Because of this, we put her on an anti anxiety medication. Lulu has her own area in her foster space we call the “town home”. She does well as long as Gigi leaves her alone. Lulu eats well (hard food) and does not have any health concerns that we are aware of. We had a full blood work panel done on her due to her weight and it came back perfect! Thank goodness! We measure out her food so hopefully the next time she steps on the scale; she will be down a few pounds.
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Mia
What a pistol! A cute, cute pistol!
We picked Mia up from IACS on 12/17/21. She is 9 years old and was surrendered due to her person being hospitalized.
We took her to the vet on Wednesday. She was a total clown and craved attention! Several staff saw her peaking through the exam room window and came in to give her attention. She ate it up! And then……the exam………the true calico cattitude came out! I would like to formally apologize to Dr. Watkins and Kara for her behavior. Yikes! Mia has sneezed and was being treated for URI at IACS but she doesn’t have the crusty eyes or nose so she seems to be getting better on her own.
All kidding aside, Mia is very sweet and truly loves attention. She is cooperative at the sanctuary and hasn’t been a problem at all. She is very smart and has already learned and adapted to our routine.
Update: 2022-01-05 This sweet lady now is available for adoption!
Update 2022-06-09: Mia has been adopted! She went to her forever home with her new human, Lori, the day after Pet Pride. Lori saw her picture and immediately fell in love.
Princess
You know we love royalty around here! First came Reyna (Queen B), then Lord Elrond, and now we’re happy to introduce you to the latest addition to the Serenity family. Meet Princess! Friends of Indianapolis Dogs Outside (FIDO) contacted us to see if we had room for her.
Princess’s original owner could no longer care for her after having housing issues. Princess went from being an indoor cat to being outdoors and was out in the cold too long resulting in frostbite in one of her ears. Unfortunately that ear had to be amputated.
Friends of Indianapolis Dogs Outside and Indy Neighborhood Cats did a phenomenal job getting Princess the medical care she needed and paid for her vaccinations. It is an honor to link arms together with such great organizations making a huge difference in the lives of animals.
Update 2022-06-09: Oh my goodness! Princess might just be the most affectionate cat alive! Her favorite thing in life is to nap on her human’s lap. She is so mild mannered and gets along with all the other cats. Princess will stand up for herself if she has to, but mainly walks away with her feelings hurt. Her amputated ear bleeds sometimes due to her scratching it but that is the only health issue we know of. Princess is active and will play with a spring shaped toy by herself. We try to play with her but she doesn’t seem to understand that concept. At 17 years old, somehow, someway, she can scale a 6-foot folding screen! It leaves us bewildered every time!
Update 2022-12-23: It was with very heavy hearts that we had to say goodbye to Princess. Her skin cancer had spread from her ear into her face. She had good quality of life up until the last couple days. She started getting weak (even though she was still eating and drinking) and getting wobbly. We made the decision before she started to suffer.
Princess got along with all the other cats at the sanctuary and all of the cats and dogs in her separate foster home. She would climb up our legs to get us to pick her up, put her on a shoulder and carry her around like a baby. Princess loved sitting at the dinner table with her family and was mischievous enough to climb on top of it a time or two. She loved being on our laps or lay beside us or her furry friends.
Everyone that knew Princess instantly fell in love with her. We have never known a cat like her. She was one of a kind. Words cannot express how much we miss her.
Artemis
Artemis is 18-years-old and was an owner surrender to IACS Rescue due to not being able to take care of her anymore.
Artemis had been hiding in a closet due to a dog in the home. She had fleas when she was surrendered, was missing a lot of hair, had scabs all over her skin and was extremely skinny/bony. IACS did a very good workup on her and determined she has early kidney disease. Our veterinarian confirmed that diagnosis.
Update 2022-06-09: Artemis is doing great! She is on a prescription renal support diet and is gaining weight. She was nervous and anxious so we put a calming collar on her. Artemis is much more calm now. Her true personality is starting to come out! She is friendly, sweet, is eager for attention (allows pets and kisses on her head) and is slowly becoming less scared of the other cats. She does hiss at some of the other cats but walks away. We still have her separated to give her plenty of time to ease into sanctuary life.
Update 2022-07-29: It was with heavy hearts we had to say goodbye to Artemis today. She stopped eating Monday night. We think she had a couple seizures this month and possibly had a brain tumor. Artemis was at the vet most of the day yesterday for blood work and observation. Her kidney disease had not progressed so that was not the cause of her rapid decline. Thank you to Kara and Dr. Watkins at VCA Companion Animal Medical Center for the kind and compassionate care she received.
Artemis was sweet but sassy and we are beyond thankful to have given her a wonderful home for the last several months. We already miss her! It won’t be the same without her.
Isabella
Meet 16 year old Isabella!!! She is the newest addition to the Serenity family. We picked her up on 6/13 from IACS Rescue. They confiscated her with 20 cats from a neglect/cruelty situation. They have done a nice job giving her fluids and medications trying to get her healthy enough for a rescue to take her.
Isabella ate within the first 10 minutes of being with us in her new home and started grooming herself. She will let us pet her but then pulls away. Isabella seems very sweet so far. We will work hard to earn her trust.
Isabella is not available for adoption at this time.
Scrappy
“Say hello to our little friend”. Meet Scrappy! He’s the latest member of the Serenity family. Scrappy is a 10 year old terrier mix referred to us from our friends at Furever We Love Dog Rescue. His owner can no longer care for him due to health issues. Scrappy is very cute, calm, sweet and quiet. He loves attention and follows us around. He gets along with other dogs and is very curious but cautious with our cats. Scrappy is one cool old dude! We are excited to welcome him into the family. BTW, he insisted on the selfie!
Update 2022-06-27: Scrappy went to his new foster home last night. Scrappy is truly one of the sweetest most chill, friendly dogs we’ve ever been around. He deserves his own home to be the king of the castle! He gets along with everyone including humans, dogs and cats. We are hoping his new foster mom will love him so much she will officially adopt him. Paws, fingers and toes crossed we have our first foster fail!
Update 2022-09-01: It’s official! We have our first foster fail! Scrappy has been adopted. His foster mom fell in love with him the moment she saw him. Scrappy has been thriving in her care. He loves going for walks, loves to play with toys (especially his hedgie), has put on weight, had his cardiac workup, is on his heart meds, is neutered, and is getting along well with her family’s dogs. Way to go Scrappy! We’re happy for you! Thank you Miss Cyrena for giving this old guy a wonderful home!
Taz
Meet Taz! He’s the latest kitty to join the Serenity family. We picked him up on 7/1/22 from the Columbus Animal Shelter, they were referred to us by Cats Haven. This is a great story of animal rescue groups working together to ensure the safety and care of senior cats!
Taz is 16 years old, was taken into the shelter as a stray, is super skinny and boney. Who knows how long he’s been out having to fend for himself. The shelter did a great job of getting him vaccinated, gave him meds for possible intestinal parasites (due to having diarrhea) and had him ready to go when we got there.
Their vet feels he may be in kidney failure. We have an appointment with our vet on Friday to have him checked out. Taz did great in his carrier on the long drive. He meowed for a while and then laid down and went to sleep. We fed him as soon as we got him to the sanctuary. He smashed his food! Taz is doing great so far. He’s friendly, wants love and attention, is eating several cans of wet food per day, is alert and content in his cage. We have him in our quarantine room away from the other cats until he’s cleared by our vet. He has sneezed a few times, we want to closely monitor his food and water intake and monitor his stools.
We are so happy to have Taz! We will treat him like a king for the remainder of his days!
Update 2022-07-18: It was with sadness we had to say goodbye to Taz today. He was not doing well when we arrived this morning. He could barely lift his head up, couldn’t stand up, was not meowing and his cage was a wreck. Something happened to him during the night, we just don’t know what for sure.
We had Taz for 17 days and gave him as much love as we could. Taz was safe, had a clean blanket to sleep on, had food and water. He was happy to see us every day and had started showing his true personality. Taz was sweet and charming. We are thankful that the really nice person cared enough to pick him up and take him to Columbus Animal Care & Control Center initially and thankful they contacted us so we could give him a fighting chance. We are blessed to have known him. Thank you to Dr. Wood at VCA Companion Animal Medical Center for assisting Taz to the after-life peacefully. We love you Taz. Rest easy. We will miss you
Pork Chop
Here we grow again! Meet our newest family members. Pork Chop (Beagle/Bassett mix) and Peanut (Min Pin/Cavalier King Charles mix). They came to us last Tuesday due to their owner having housing issues.
Peanut
Pork Chop is 13 years young and Peanut is 3 1/2 years young. We do NOT normally take non senior dogs into the sanctuary. We agreed to this time due to housing issues that are not going to change, other extenuating circumstances and because we may have a potential adopter for Peanut already. 
They are both very sweet, loving, affectionate girls. They are learning our schedule and adapting well. We will be having them checked out by our vet within the next couple of weeks. Peanut and Pork Chop both need vaccines and Pork Chop has numerous lumps, bumps and growths we want to have looked at.
Update 2022-09-18: Pork Chop and Peanut have been given a clean bill of health by Dr. Watkins and are ready to go to their forever homes.
Pork Chop is sweet and calm and loves attention. Her favorite things are hanging with her peeps, eating, napping and eating. She get’s along well with other dogs and cats, but really prefers to do her own thing.
Peanut is a love bug, always bouncy and happy. There’s no such thing as a stranger to Peanut. Her favorite place to be is on your lap. She loves everyone and everything; cat’s, dogs, probably even cows and lizards. She knows how to sit, shake and speak for treats. She would look good on your couch!
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Bea
Meet Sunny (white) and Bea (black)! These beautiful girls came to us Monday 08/01/2022. Their previous owner is 96 years old and through a series of falls and rehabs, can no longer care for them. Sunny is very shy and a little scared but very sweet.
Sunny
She’s taking cues from Bea to see if she should trust us or not. Bea is more outgoing, friendly, very sweet and ready to explore. They are both approximately 15 years old, spayed and vaccinated. Keep checking back with us to watch their progress!
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Paisley
This cute little girl is Paisley! She is almost 12 years old, has the softest hair, is very sweet, is very shy, but is still a little shell shocked. She lost her human to a skilled care nursing facility where she wasn’t allowed to go.
We have had Paisley for a week and she is doing quite well considering. She is eating well and allowing us to pet her and pick her up. Paisley is using her litter box with no accidents and is feeling comfortable enough to groom herself. We are going really slow with her. We are confident we can earn her trust.
Update 2022-10-12: We’ve received word that Paisley’s dad passed away. We are very thankful his family reached out to us and that we were able to provide Paisley sanctuary. We are all sorry for their loss.
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Kissa
This gorgeous girl is Kissa! She came to us for sanctuary on 11/1. Her human mom can no longer care for her, due to being in a long term care facility. Kissa and her feline mom waited for almost a year for their human mom to come home. Then Kissa’s feline mom passed away, leaving her all alone. The family did everything they could to check on Kissa multiple times per week, but it was getting to be too much. They all have multiple pets themselves and could not keep her, but love Kissa enough to make sure she was vaccinated and combo tested before bringing her to us.
Update 2022/11/08: Kissa is doing great! She is very sweet and friendly. She rubs on our legs, loves to be pet and allows us to pick her up. We are slowly introducing her to the other cats. Adjusting to living with so many will take time. So far Bea, Izzy, Lulu and Gigi have tried to make her feel welcome!! We have a feeling she’ll do just fine.
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Oliver
Meet Oliver!! He’s our new family member. Oliver is an 11 year old Goldendoodle. He found himself in need of sanctuary when his mom passed away unexpectedly.
We have been told Oliver was her “baby” and she provided him with exceptional care. Oliver is shy and sad right now, but is very sweet, calm, quiet and well trained.
Oliver is used to being by himself with his mom so being at the sanctuary/foster space with 2 other dogs and 12 cats is a big adjustment.
We are fairly confident we have a separate foster home lined up for him after the first of the year, which will be more his speed.
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Ruby
Ruby in the sky of diamonds!!!!
Meet our precious, sad, sweet, shy, scared girl, Ruby. She is a 15 year old Redtick Coonhound. She came to us on 2023/02/15 after her owner lost her 5 year battle with cancer and Ruby found herself in need of sanctuary. A family friend did a wonderful job facilitating getting Ruby to us. We are very grateful to her. Thank you!
Ruby is doing her best to learn her new schedule and make friends with the other dogs at the sanctuary. She’s getting a little braver and stronger every day.
Update 2023/02/28: We lost another family member today very unexpectedly. Ruby hadn’t been with us long, but we fell in love with her the first moment she came to us. Ruby was shy and timid but a sweet, sweet soul. We will miss her beautiful brown eyes and soft muzzle. Rip Ruby. We are thankful you are in heaven with your momma.
Remy
Remy with a “Y”!
Meet Remy! She is a 15 year old Jack Russell/Pitbull mix. Remy came to us on 2023/02/07 due to her previous owner having health issues and other unforeseen life changing circumstances.
Remy is very sweet but sad. She has been extremely well taken care of. We are going very slow with her and letting her ease into sanctuary life at her own pace. Peanut and Pork Chop really want to be friends, but Remy isn’t ready yet. We are confident Remy will be ok with time.
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Ralphie Jr.
Meet our sweet 12 year old angels, Ralphie Jr. and Blackie (all black)! These beautiful siblings came to us on 2023/03/03 due to their owner very sadly being in hospice care. Their owner’s nurse, Katie, cared enough about her patient and his beloved cats, to facilitate getting them to us.
Blackie
Katie, along with a neighbor, continued to feed and take care of Ralphie and Blackie until we could provide them sanctuary. AND, they donated the funds we needed to get them exams and vaccines!! What a wonderful act of human kindness. Ralphie is doing well but Blackie is a little more shy and hiding some still. They both like attention and are in great shape. It’s obvious how much their dad loved them.
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