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Fried's Cat Shelter
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Adoptions
All of the cats featured are spayed/neutered, up to date on their shots, and microchipped
B.B.
Frank
Jemima
My name is B.B., and I came to Fried’s through the TNR program, but had urine burns on my belly. The kind staff here decided to keep me to get me healed up, and give me a home, because I also tested positive for FIV. If someone is willing to take in a FIV positive cat, I am a very sweet girl.
Hello, everyone. My name is Frank (AKA Frank the Tank...I am a BIG boy). My family moved, and the new landlord would not allow them to keep me. I would not do well in a household with small kids since I easily become overstimulated with attention and will bite. With adults, you can easily learn my signals and know when to stop petting and leave me alone. I will be 8 years old in July 2025.
My name is Jemima. I once was taken care of by an elderly gentleman who was feeding us strays that showed up in his yard. As we had less fear, we started going in and out of his home. This gentleman got overwhelmed with 40 of us cats and kittens hanging around wanting more and more food. Fried's kindly took 20 of us in, and trying to find us homes.
Frisky
Luna
Smokey
My name is Frisky, and if you look hard, you will see my white-tipped rear toes. I am 14 years old. I was originally brought to Fried's in 2016 when my owner passed away. I was adopted in 2021 but returned in 2023 when my current owner became terminally ill and was in the hospital. Will someone please adopt me and give me a home during my senior years?
My story is a sad one so far. I have been in and out of the shelter several times...all no fault of mine. I originally came to the shelter in November 2019, as a kitten, with a bad tail (it had to be amputated). Shortly after I was found, brought to the shelter, and vetted, the finder came and adopted me. The following year (almost exactly one year from when I was adopted) I ended up at another shelter, and through my microchip, they contacted my owner, who no longer wanted me, so Fried's came and brought me back to them. A few months later I was adopted again, but sadly my new owner ended up with cancer and wasn't expected to survive. Once again, I came back to the shelter (almost on my one year anniversary of being adopted...AGAIN). A few days later, I was adopted, but eight months later I was returned due to divorce. Will I ever get my forever home that will last FOREVER?
Four years ago, as a kitten, I came to the shelter to be spayed, and then returned to my feral colony. After I got spayed, the colony wouldn't accept me back, so Fried's took me in. Over the last four years I have become more trusting of humans to where now I LOVE LOVE LOVE to be petted, and will slap at you if you stop. BUT, I don't like to be picked up AT ALL. If you try, then I just hide until all is settled and I want petting again.
Tina
Toby
Topaz
Hi everyone, I'm Tina. My owner passed away, and upon coming to the shelter I was very very scared. Through our petting to perfection program I have come a long way. I am very treat motivated, and in a household, where I am the only pet, I will live a very happy and loving life.
A wonderful couple adopted me when I was almost one year old. Three years ago, my Dad, passed away, and now my Mom got real ill and ended up in assisted living. Me and my adopted two brothers and sister all came back to Fried's. I will be six years old June 2025. My brothers and sister have been adopted, and I am still waiting for someone to be my new family.
In August of 2023, two of us kittens got adopted together. Our new family tried to get their original kitty to accept us for over a year, but it never worked out. Cooper and I came back to the shelter three days before Christmas. Cooper just got adopted to a new home, but I am still at the shelter. I can have a sensitive stomach to food, and can a be a bit picky about the texture of food. I am very sweet and loving, but am skittish at first. It takes me a while to get used to you, but when I do you have a friend. I love belly rubs, butt pats, and attention, am talkative, like long snake like toys, and will eat hair ties. I am a cuddle bug and love to sleep with my human family.
Peaches - ADOPTED
Dolly - ADOPTED
Patino
Peaches is my name, and having orange babies is my game! McKinnley thinks handling a house full of girls is a breeze—try wrangling four boys! It’s like herding hyperactive kittens who think the living room is their personal WWE ring. Three of them were orange tigers, and let me tell you, I thought I was raising a tiger army, but one was a mini-me, an orange tiger with a splash of white—clearly trying to be a fashion icon in a sea of orange! The boys have gone off to their new adventures. Meanwhile, I’m still at the shelter, checking my calendar and wondering when I’ll finally get my furever home. So, if you’re looking for a fabulous feline who’s seen it all, I’m your gal.
Hey everyone...come to Fried’s and be introduced to me, Dolly! I am another one of Fried’s recent mothers and my children and I were all named after country singers. My boys were adopted last week, and my daughter will be ready in a couple weeks. I’m playful and loving and looking for my furever family.
I am the great Patino! I might be living in the seniors room, but I am a playful, rambunctious one year old. I came in with Lupus on the pads of my feet and the tip of my nose. Fried's got me healed right up, and if I ever get a flareup, a trip to the vet for a shot and I am good to go. The one thing about me is that I don't know the meaning of easy play. I can bite too hard, or use my nails a bit too much, but I am playing. I need someone who understands this, and is willing to work with me to learn what easy play is.
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