Maine Coon kittens & cats in Atmore, Alabama

Cinderella saved herself! Someone dumped her outside where my dad would feed stray cats. One day he came by to feed them and when he opened his car door to get out, she jumped right in the car with him and was ready to go home! Unfortunately, my father passed away last week so she is looking for a new home. She is a magnificent Maine Coon; very friendly, a great lap cat and has lots of personality! These pics do her no justice. She’s like something out of the labyrinth...about 4 years old.

Meet Willow, our delightful Maine Coon with a heart as vast as her majestic fur. Rescued from a tree after a three-day adventure, this sweet and affectionate girl thrives as a solo cat (the only cat), eager to shower all her love and attention on her lucky human. Despite   the mystery of her past, Willow's gentle and loving nature makes her the perfect companion for anyone looking for a devoted and charming feline friend.   If you are interested in adopting, please go to straylovefoundation.org and fill out an adoption application. Each of our rescues will be COMPLETELY vetted (which includes a combo test, worming, spay/neutered, vaccines, and micro-chipping). We do all in our power to assure our rescues are as healthy as possible and live a long happy life. There is always a chance that an animal we have rescued will have a genetic health issue (since they are rescues there is no way that we can know their family history) or one of our tests falls in that low percentage of false-negative category or a they contract a rare disease that we have no way of knowing about or they contract under your care. We cannot guarantee 100% that your pet will live the 15 to 20 years we hope for but with all that we do for them, the chances are incredibly strong that they will. Transportation fees, when applicable, vary by distance/expense. Home checks may be conducted. We are asking for an adoption donation of $148. On most animals, a tax-deductible adoption donation of $148 is required upon approved adoption application. (This is a fraction of our vet expenses and you are always welcome to donate more.) HOWEVER, when we rescue a special breed, ridiculously adorable, or unusual color, we ask for a higher donation which helps towards our vet expenses. If you can't adopt, donate or sponsor, if you can't donate, volunteer! Tax-deductible donations can be made via PayPal using our email address: info@straylovefoundation.org. Or you can click on the donate button on our FB page (StrayLoveFoundation Magnolia Springs) or click on the donate button on our website home page at www.straylovefoundation.org. Stray Love Foundation, Inc. P. O. Box 76, Magnolia Springs, AL 36555 A 501c3 animal rescue group www.straylovefoundation.org FB Stray Love Foundation Magnolia Springs YouTube: Stray Love Foundation Twitter: StrayLoveRescue Adoption Application: https://form.jotform.com/51596981906975   Introducing Ziggy, a remarkable feline with a story of resilience and charm. Rescued from a trailer park just west of Baldwin Express on Doc McDuffie Road, Ziggy's journey to our sanctuary is nothing short of heroic. When we received a distressing call about the impending threat to shoot the resident cats by a new owner of the property, we knew we had to act swiftly.   Having already TNVR'd the cats in this area, we were familiar with their stories. Ziggy, along with her five siblings, was pulled to safety just before the caretaker had to leave. While her siblings remain skittish, Ziggy stands out with her loving and approachable nature. As part of our sanctuary entourage, she wins over everyone she meets with her friendly greetings.   This cross-eyed beauty is not only a cuddler but also appreciates her own space. Ziggy gets along wonderfully with other catsOctober 14, 2024, 7:19 pm

Goldilocks has lived her whole life outdoors at a local retirement community as a community cat. Some of our volunteers have been feeding her and her friends for years but recently noticed that the bowls were being thrown away. We connected with the administration and they said the cats have to go. One of our volunteers took Goldilocks home to foster and as you can tell in her picture - she is loving being an indoor cat! She is very sweet and loves to be brushed. She would love a home of her very own!