Turkish Van kittens & cats in Pickerington, Ohio

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Cat InformationPolly is the oldest cat we have at 18yo. She has had an amazing journey which we have published a children's story book on. Polly was lost in 2016 and found in 2022. We were able to get information on the owner and original shelter who adopted Polly out as she had a microchip. Unfortunately, the owner who was an international student in 2016 had returned to China. We agreed to take Polly after approaching the original rescue and they did not want to take back Polly. If you would like to give Polly a great home in her golden years, please stop by to meet with her! She is better as an only cat.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 19, 2024, 7:45 pm

Tia is a remarkable and resilient kitty that needs a foster or forever home. She has captured the hearts of those who care for her at one of our feral feeding stations, and while she has a feisty and sassy nature, we think she has the potential to blossom with the right person. If you are unable to foster/adopt Tia, please share this post to help her find the loving home she deserves! Tia has likely spent most (if not all) of her life outdoors. This smart and spirited calico has a sweet, expressive face, and she’s a petite little spitfire who communicates through hisses, growls, and occasional meows. Once she knows you, she’ll approach with her tail straight up—a sign of trust. Though we are unsure of Tia’s exact age, we think she’s probably between 5-10 years old. Despite missing several teeth due to age, Tia seems otherwise healthy. She has received veterinary care and been spayed in the past, hence her tipped ear. If we can find a kind soul willing to care for her, she will have an updated exam prior to being transferred to her new home. Note that Tia will need a quiet, calm home without kids or other pets, and she’ll initially need a small space of her own to become acclimated. Patience will be key, and she’ll hide for a while, until she feels safe. Her foster/adopter should be experienced with cats, and some experience with semi-feral or feral cats would be ideal. Tia is located in the Columbus area. If you’re located in Ohio and think you might be a good match for Tia, submit an application via our website. Email us with any questions - contactusforgotten4paws@yahoo.com.