When we made the difficult decision to permanently close our Claiborne warehouse, we knew we couldn’t leave behind the small colony of cats that had come to depend on us. Jenna and Kyle set traps to safely relocate the warehouse …
Meet Angel Soft & Cottenelle On March 18th, 2020, the world shut down and toilet paper disappeared from every store shelf. While everything around us felt uncertain, four frightened feral cats came into our care: Scott, Cottenelle, Charmin, and Angel …
A woman contacted us about a cat that she found that was having trouble walking. She brought us this big solid black cat, we were able to get her into the vet the same day. Turns out this big girl …
Hurricane Isaac came creeping in over night on August 28th, 2012, not the most destructive storm in history, but determined to leave his mark. By dawn, Tia woke to an unsettling feeling of water when her feet touched the floor. …
Trap showed up at an employee’s house in June of 2020. After a few weeks of feeding this handsome beefcake of a cat she was able to trap him overnight. Trap was scared and shy when he first came in. …
Autumn is one of our remaining Bayou Corne cats. Years ago, after a massive sinkhole forced the evacuation of an entire neighborhood, these resilient felines were left behind. One resident saw them and couldn’t just leave them. She cared for …
When you get call after call after call about kittens, sometimes you just have to “Shake It Off” and dive right in. That’s how TK came into our world. This sweet orange tabby is believed to be the proud papa …
PJ is a stunning 4 year old Siamese who came to us in 2022 under heartbreaking circumstances. He was deeply loved by his elderly bed bound owner, but when her aid bailed on her, she no longer could care for …
Meet Sasparilla, our fizzy little Calico with a wild side! At 4.5 years old, this beauty showed up at our Claiborne warehouse in New Orleans a few years back and decided to join the colony of strays who called it …
August 6th, 2025, New Kajun Kitty arrival. Her story? Sadly, not uncommon. This mama cat showed up at a woman’s house a while ago. She wasn’t “owned,” but the woman fed her. She stuck around. And then, like most un-spayed …