Adoptable Cats

Ashe is a stunning young black cat (around 1–2 years old) who was rescued from the Spokane Airport and is now safe, healthy, and ready for his forever home. This affectionate boy loves being close to his people—he’ll follow you from room to room, curl up beside you at night, and greet you with happy purrs the moment you start petting him. Ashe is playful, social, and a little chatty, always eager to be part of whatever you’re doing. He’s litter box trained, enjoys both wet and dry food, and has an easygoing personality that makes him a joy to have around.

If you’re looking for a sweet, snuggly, and loyal companion who just wants to love and be loved, Ashe is your guy. 💛

Worm is a 5-month-old sweet boy who’s slowly but surely coming out of his shell. He sometimes hides at first but has started greeting familiar faces and showing his playful side. While still unsure of new people, he’s making steady progress every day. Worm loves his Churu treats and secretly enjoys pets—though he might pretend otherwise! His true passion lies in feather wands, stick toys, and pompoms, which bring out his most confident and happy self. With patience and love, Worm will continue to grow into a wonderful companion.

Bentley is a very sweet, easygoing boy who is looking for a new home after his owner sadly passed away. He is currently being lovingly fostered by a fellow volunteer and is settling in well.

Bentley is a fixed male, around 7 years old, and has a calm, laid-back personality. He’s the kind of cat who enjoys a peaceful environment and gentle companionship. Bentley would do well in a home with another friendly cat and is also a good fit for a household with older children.

This chill, affectionate guy is ready for a second chance at a loving forever home where he can relax and be cherished. 💛

Lady Jane is a quiet little survivor with a heart as gentle as her soft meow. She came to us as a feral cat, dragging a leg that could no longer be saved. After undergoing an amputation, Lady Jane has shown incredible resilience and is now thriving as a three-legged girl, learning her way through the world with grace and determination.

She is very timid and still learning to socialize, so she will do best with a patient, understanding adopter who will let her move at her own pace. Once Lady Jane begins to trust you, she will allow gentle head pets—a big step for such a shy soul. She’s not very vocal, but she does have the sweetest, quietest meow that she uses now and then when she’s feeling either comfortable or a little unsure.

Lady Jane is around 3 years old, spayed, and up to date on vaccines. With time, consistency, and kindness, she has the potential to continue blossoming in a calm, loving home where she can feel safe and respected.