Heidi

Heidi is a happy, chatty kitten who loves to cuddle. She has been in foster care since she was just 3 weeks old and has grown into a confident little leader. She’s not shy about communicating her needs with her sweet meows and lots of eye contact until her humans figure out what she’s asking for.

Heidi enjoys being close to her people and is always nearby. She’s known to hop onto her foster mom’s shoulders during litter‑box duty and loves to supervise if the bathroom door is left open. Being part of the action is one of her favorite things.

Heidi is FeLV‑positive, which means she should go to a home with no other cats or with other FeLV‑positive cats. In the right environment, she will thrive and bring endless affection to her future family. If Heidi sounds like the perfect match, please fill out an adoption application. Her foster family will be happy to set up a meet‑and‑greet!

Arlo

Arlo, affectionately known as Arlocito, came to us from San Antonio Animal Care Services after making an impression with his large size, even larger cheeks, and classic tom-cat ears. He is approximately 5 years old, FIV positive, and arrived with a walled-off infection on his forehead that required surgical removal, and 6 staples! He also had entropion.

Since his surgery, Arlo’s personality has truly blossomed. He is deeply loving and has appointed himself the official protector of his foster home. He sleeps beside his foster every night, follows her faithfully from room to room, and keeps a watchful eye on household happenings. He is also wonderfully affectionate with other cats and kittens, often grooming and cuddling them, especially a tiny medical kitten named Suede.

Arlo is very food motivated and can occasionally be a bit bratty if he feels slighted or deprived, sometimes smacking or offering a warning nip, but his temperament continues to improve as he settles into routine and trust. With structure, patience, and love, Arlo has shown himself to be an incredibly devoted companion.

Big Mack earned his nicknames honestly, especially when it is time to check his blood glucose. He was adopted in May of 2025 as an FIV positive adult, but returned to our care when his adopter became ill. During that time, Mack’s health also declined, and he was found to be diabetic. When he came back to us, he weighed just 7 pounds and had a horrible dental infection that required multiple extractions.

With consistent care, Big Mack has regained much of his former glory and is now nearly 12 pounds and 2.5 years old.