Macie DESPERATELY Needs Home as the ONLY Pet

Macie is a beautiful long-haired female who needs a forever home. She is super affectionate and loves to be with people. She would be best for a college student looking for that one special pet or an older person who wants a companion. Macie does NOT get along with other animals. She needs to be the ONLY pet. Because of this, we must keep Macie isolated from the other cats in our rescue--this is NOT the ideal situation for her. She deserves to be in a home setting where she can flourish.

Macie has been spayed, vaccinated, treated with Advantage and dewormed. She is FIV/FeLV negative. If you are looking for a sweet kitty to spoil and love, then she is your girl!

There is NO adoption fee, but I will be asking questions to anyone interested in her because I want to find her the best home. Please call or text 830-5655 or email us at havenhousecats @aol .com

Please consider adopting or fostering Macie so she can have the freedom of really living like she deserves.

Help Little Losson

Losson is a little 10 week old kitten who was found with his sister and another deceased sibling in Losson Park two weeks ago. He has been vomitting for the past week and cannot keep much food down. The vet thinks there may be a foreign body in his belly so x-rays are needed! His treatment plan is estimated to cost $450. Can you donate to Losson's ChipIn and help us afford his treatment? He is currently on antibiotics for an eye infection as well. Please help us help poor Little Losson!

Sweet Darla Needs Your Help

Darla is a sweet 2 year old calico at our rescue who has a heart murmur and chronic upper respiratory infection. We have been treating her for the past month and a half with no improvement. She is currently on her third round of antibiotics and we need your help to continue affording her care! Please consider sponsoring sweet Darla by donating to her ChipIn. Thanks!

Help Needed to Spay/Neuter New Kittens

Kitten season is upon us and we have 7 kittens and 2 adults who need to be spayed/neutered BEFORE being adopted. They must be fixed before we can find them forever homes because we want to eliminate the risk of any more unwanted litters. There are already so many kitties without homes, we don't need any more! Every dollar goes to the kitties.