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Meet the odd cat sanctuary
The sanctuary whose mission, according to their website, is "to help odd cats who have no place to turn. This may be a result of medical illnesses, behavioral issues, being physically challenged, abandoned, abused, or neglected, feral or semi-feral, death row inmates, or seniors,"
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This unique sanctuary “believe that all cats deserve love, attention, and medical care, first with a caring foster and then with placement in a forever home.”
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The Odd Cat Sanctuary has saved over 1600 cats since they were founded in 2015 by Tara Kay, a former emergency vet technician that now spends her spare time rescuing odd cats.
Besides Tara Kay, the team includes volunteers only who devote their time and energies to save and love those odd cats.
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Here are some of the “Odd” beautiful cats you can adopt at this unique sanctuary
Safrina is 15 years old and prefers to be your one and only. She needs to take and must take a hyperthyroid pill 2 times a day but takes them so easily! Safrina is perfect, cuddly and purrs all the time! You'll love her!!
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Lucky Charm
Handsome 3 year old Lucky Charm is available for adoption! Poor Lucky was a stray and had very limited contact with humans ?? and is semi-feral. (Which means, he is very nervous around people, you can not pet or pick him up and he hiss at times and hides a lot of the time.) He is however, starting to making a little progress in his amazing foster home.
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Millie
A beautiful, sweet, blind in one eye, FeLV+ 1 yr old kitty to TOCS! She takes a little bit to warm up but when she's comfortable, she roles over on her back for belly rubs!! She's not a fan of being picked up but is curious, playful and gets along great with other cats. She would fit in perfect with other FeLV+ cats.
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Tabboo
Handsome 11 month old Taboo is looking for his forever people! He is sweet, loves to cuddle but is not a big fan of being picked up. He loves to eat and can be a bit territorial of his food. We think he will do best in a home with no young children and we aren't fully sure how he will do with other cats and dogs at this time. We think he would do ok with one other friendly, laid back kitty!
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Moo
Moo had mild-moderate CH but she can eat and drink on her own. She's uses the box well but because of her CH she does have accidents from time to time. She's shy at first and needs time to get comfortable but is always sweet and very cuddly. She needs a special, quiet, loving home where she can be spoiled.
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