Adoptable Cats
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THEY CAN LOWER YOUR RISK OF HEART DISEASE Studies have found that owning a cat can lower your stress levels, which in turn will have a knock-on effect on your risk of cardiovascular disease. Owning a cat can actually lower ones risk of various heart diseases, including stroke, by around 30 percent.
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Cats are social creatures that need companionship to thrive. Left alone, a cat can develop behavioral problems, and in some cases, even show signs of depression. Cats in bonded pairs, on the other hand, are more likely to be better adjusted.
Multiple kittens in a home tend to focus on each other for play and companionship. This can give an older, resident cat a break from the play demands of a single kitten. Multiple kittens in a home commonly form stronger attachments to each other than they do with the people in the home.
What is a Tabby cat? “Tabby” is not a breed but a coat pattern in cats. Its appearance can vary slightly from stripes to whorls, spots, and more. These variations all have their own names, but often an “M” shaped marking appears on the head of Tabby cats, just above the eyes. The Tabby pattern can be seen across a wide range of purebred cats and in mixed breed cats.
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1/13/26 Wylie is an 8 year old Orange/White cat, who was attacked by dogs. His wounds were bleeding and needed antibiotics and care. He was taken to the vet for antibiotics. He loves to be groomed and cuddles whenever he is able. His belly and tail are sensitive from his wounds after being attacked by dogs. DOB 1/13/18 Day 4 1/17/26 Wylie, 4 days after entering the rescue, wounds are healing. He is learning to trust people again. Wylie is an abandoned cat. Day 8 1/22/26 Wylie, 8 days after entering the rescue, wounds are almost healed. He loves to be groomed and cuddles whenever he is able. His belly and tail are sensitive from his wounds after being attacked by dogs. |
A feline friend will keep your cat company when you're not home. They can groom each other, play, and take naps together. Even if your cats don't actively cuddle or wrestle, they will still keep each other company in other ways.
The most familiar tabby coats are black, but there are variations in the pigment, resulting in black, orange, and gray tabbies. Interestingly, orange tabby cats are usually male (about 20-25% of orange tabby cats are female).
Bonded pairs reflect the natural instinct of felines to form a pack. Cats may be known as aloof, but they are basically social creatures.
Although quiet and initially hesitant, Tabbies will warm to people once they become familiar with them and will bond closely with human family members. They are particularly good with children, showing patience, affection, and easy adaptation to changes in the home.
Cats can become jealous and stressed for several different reasons that have to do with being insecure in some way. Insecurities can arise anytime there are big changes in a household and your cat doesn't feel in control of their environment.
A cat's personality develops over time as a result of genetics and environment.
In Japan, single women who own black cats are believed to attract more suitors. In Great Britain’s English Midlands, a black cat is the ideal wedding gift; they’re believed to bring good luck and happiness to the bride.
Mackerel Tabbies have the most common tabby pattern. Narrow stripes run parallel on the cat’s body coat, sometimes gently curving, other times breaking up into bars and spots. Sometimes referred to as “tiger” cats, mackerel tabbies also feature an “M” shape on the center of the forehead.
Siamese cats are social, affectionate, clever animals who make loving and loyal pets. Described as being "dog-like," these kitties mesh well into most families.
Cats can hear sounds around 1.6 octaves higher than humans. They’re even more sensitive to high-pitched sounds than dogs.
Studies reveal cats don’t just purr when they are happy; felines do this when they are in pain too. The question of why has been a big issue among researchers. Some findings indicate that a cat’s purr may have healing abilities—and this applies to humans, too.
If you have an injury and need to mend your bones, petting a cat and the sound of its purring might help you heal faster. If you pay enough attention to your feline friends, you might have noticed that after having a tough day, cats tend to purr a lot. This was also seen as a cat’s way to heal itself.
If you have an injury and need to mend your bones, petting a cat and the sound of its purring might help you heal faster. If you pay enough attention to your feline friends, you might have noticed that after having a tough day, cats tend to purr a lot. This was also seen as a cat’s way to heal itself.
The American Shorthair cat is known for being outgoing, friendly and calm cats that aren't clingy and are great with older children and other pets.
Each Tuxedo cat displays their individual style with some sporting stylish “spats” in the form of white booties.