Abigail is a beautiful and curious cat. She was in a home for many years and then her owner was in an accident and could no longer care for her. She has been doing well since being back with us but we can tell she misses the more relaxed home-life. She is extremely affectionate and talkative and has the most beautiful eyes and coat markings. She is a great girl who would love nothing more than to be your one and only. She is confident and sweet and will make a great companion.

Aloysius is a sweet and calm senior gentleman. He loves Churu treats and being pet. He is quiet and mellow and would love a quiet home. He is on a special diet and takes 2 pills a day for gastrointestinal issues and is doing great.

Meet Benz! This super affectionate guy was surrendered by his previous owner with his bonded pair, Bimmer. Sadly Bimmer has recently past, and Benz is ready for a new family that he can give his love too. Benz loves to cuddle and lay on the top of his cat condo. If you are near he will let out a small "Mew!" to ask you to come and pet him. He especially loves to have you hold his paw. This amazing man does have kidney disease, but it has been well managed with a special diet. If this sweet guy has captured your heart or you have any questions, please contact us at (661)251-5590 or at st.bonnies@gmail.com

TENDER HEARTED SHY GIRL. Blake is such a special kitty! We have had the honor of watching this petite girl blossom over time and show the makings of a truly devoted companion cat. Staff and volunteers that have taken the time to get to know Blake see how she loves to connect. She is fond of cuddle sessions in the sunshine of the catio enclosure. And looooooves treats. What we really enjoy about Blake is her gentle nature and her eye contact--she locks into your gaze and it is hard not to melt. Blake has quite the origin story, even the small part of it that we know! We brought her into Lange in 2018--a survivor of Florida's Hurricane Irma. Due to her journey and experiences, it took her quite a while to process her trauma and move into a better place emotionally. At first she was very wary of loud sounds and especially of people approaching her. In addition to these more recent events--we don't know her earlier background. Blake is pretty small in stature and has one ear tipped--so she could have been a longtime member of a feral colony or just not socialized to people early in life. We just don't know! Having withstood a hurricane and a long plane trip to a totally new location probably didn't help her confidence! But we have kept her safe and sound. And leveling up! One area that Blake has been great at, over time, is maintaining healthy boundaries! She has always been clear at communicating what she is comfortable with and what she is not comfortable with. Which to some might make her seem like she is just playing hard-to-get. Or that she seems stand-offish. But that couldn't be farther from the truth. She really wants to connect, but her former experiences have taught her to be wary. The fact that she keeps trying and growing is heartwarming, indeed! We believe that when she is able to go home with the right person who can meet her where she is at and help her to keep moving forward...that she will truly be able to relax. And enjoy a life free from the worry she has known in her life. We have found that what Blake has responded to most when interacting with people is a gentle, quiet and very *not needy* approach. She dislikes very much feeling like she is being come at in a "creepy" or "grabby" way. She likes to know that you are open and inviting and that you will not take advantage of her trust. All of which makes sense, given what we do know. Blake is looking for consistency, loyalty and the feeling of safety without conditions. And once you meet her at this heart-level...it's such a pleasure to do so! While Blake is still not quite ready for vigorous pets or the concept of "play"--she has definitely found her sweet spot in being pet on her head and chin; and she will even snooze contentedly with her chin on your hand. She will come when called and is quite the charmer--making lots of biscuits while she shows you her belly in the sun. If she sees you making the rounds, showering attention on the other cats, she will just "appear" magically by your side...patiently waiting her turn. And while Blake generally gets on quite well with the other cats in the enclosure; we are thrilled to report that she is even getting confident enough to stand up for herself if another kitty tries to crash her love fest. All of this is no small feat for a formerly terrified little fellow! She amazes us all the time and we can't say enough about this small, sweet love. If you are looking for a cat that is looking for a nurturing home--with lots of love on her easy terms, and with room to grow--Blake is your girl!

Buddy found herself in our care after her previous owner passed away. The owner's family wanted nothing to do with little Buddy, and a family friend reached out to us and warned us that the family was set on euthanizing her! After hearing this we had to step in and help Buddy find a second chance of a loving home. Buddy is a small lady who has hyperthyroidism and will need to be on medication for the rest of her life. She is in the early stages of kidney failure and will need to be on a special diet to keep her healthy. She is a little on the shy side at first but she has started showing staff that she is such a sweet and affectionate cat. Buddy will make a wonderful cat for those who are willing to give her a chance.

Cheez-It and Dorito are quite a pair! The two bonded early on and have been inseparable since! They were rescued from the East Valley Shelter where they were grouped with several other kittens that came in on the same day. Once we took them in, we started them on their vaccinations and tested the for FIV and FeLV. Unfortunately they both came up positive for FIV. FIV is an immune deficiency virus and is easily managed. They don't need any special care or medication. Cats with FIV are a bit more susceptible to getting sick and when they do sometimes it just takes them a bit longer for their immune systems to bounce back. They can still live long and healthy lives like any other cat. We do not recommend mixing FIV positive cats with non FIV cats as it can be transferred to other cats through very deep scratches or bite wounds. Cheez-It and Dorito are so very affectionate! When we go into see them they immediately climb in our laps, rub against us and shower us with affection. They are playful and silly and would love to find a wonderful home together.

Our Chloe-girl's origin story is a bit of a mystery. But she has been at Lange for since 2011. Chloe has been one of those shy kitties that have hunkered so long in the background, that she gets overlooked all of the time. In the past she has come off as unapproachable to visitors and we really think it is because she didn't receive the early socialization that the young kittens need to learn to trust humans. She does fine with other cats and has certain people that she has grown to trust. She is wary of strangers but just needs a chance to bond with someone. One-on-one engagement is what Chloe really needs. Chloe just hasn't found a person, HER person yet. One of the things that makes it difficult in her current situation is that she is living in an enclosure populated by other shy kitties. We've learned that she does positively respond to attention and care. She loves a good chin rub and a back pat. We also know that she has a naturally playful nature--and loves a good laser light. These three things are a wonderful base for anyone interested in helping a cat like Chloe. She also has been coming closer to sit by volunteers that she knows, will look you in the eye and no longer wants to run away when you reach out to pet her. And the quiet kennel environment due to the limited nature of staff and visitors has been great for many of the animals in our care--like Chloe. If you are interested in her or any of our other shy kitties please let us know! Earning the trust of a shy kitty does take time, patience and a lot of positive reinforcement--but you will be rewarded with a special bond and a one-of-a-kind friend.

Chrissy originally came to us when she was abandoned by her owners in 2011. We enjoyed having her at the kennel until 2018 when she was adopted. Unfortunately in 2020 she was returned by her adopters who had decided that they were too old to care for her. Despite these events, we are thrilled to report that Chrissy returned an even better cat than ever! Being in a home clearly agreed with her! We are also SO IMPRESSED with her grace and poise since being back with us. Some cats take a while to bounce back and while she seemed sad at first after being returned, it didn't take long to revert back to her charming and playful self! Chrissy is a very mellow and pleasant cat. She sometimes gets into tussels with certain cats so a single cat household may be best for her. Chrissy is "Independent" in the best possible way, she isn't craving of attention but will accept it when it is willing to be given. Chrissy is simply looking for a mellow place to chill. Forever. Could it perhaps be with you?

Dixie originally came through St. Bonnie's Sanctuary, where she lived until 2016. She was came to us here at our West LA location with a few other St. Bonnie's residents and it took her a long time to settle in. She was famous for either hiding in cubby holes or up high in a tower. Dixie was a whole mood. Not angry. Just not really ready to participate in her new reality. Sometimes she would just sit at the door of the enclosure. Staring out as if she knows there is something out there waiting for her. We are looking for just the right person for gentle Dixie. She has been placed twice before, but returned both times. You can imagine this has not helped her self esteem! We are certain that Dixie wants to be your ONLY pet. If you are drawn to this beauty, take your time to get to know her. Ask the staff and the volunteers about her. She is a lovely girl! She needs to connect with someone who will, with love and patience, help her be her best authentic self. Someone that is committed to helping her move forward in life with confidence and deserved trust. So that she can enjoy the next chapter of her one, precious life!

Dorito and Cheez-It are quite a pair! The two bonded early on and have been inseparable since! They were rescued from the East Valley Shelter where they were grouped with several other kittens that came in on the same day. Once we took them in, we started them on their vaccinations and tested the for FIV and FeLV. Unfortunately they both came up positive for FIV. FIV is an immune deficiency virus and is easily managed. They don't need any special care or medication. Cats with FIV are a bit more susceptible to getting sick and when they do sometimes it just takes them a bit longer for their immune systems to bounce back. They can still live long and healthy lives like any other cat. We do not recommend mixing FIV positive cats with non FIV cats as it can be transferred to other cats through very deep scratches or bite wounds. Cheez-It and Dorito are so very affectionate! When we go into see them they immediately climb in our laps, rub against us and shower us with affection. They are playful and silly and would love to find a wonderful home together.

Meet Dougie! This purr box loves to cuddle! A super affectionate guy that is always letting you know happy he his with his loud purr, Dougie would love a home with other kitty friends that he can play and cuddle with. We at the shelter like to think that he has a very "guys guy" attitude as he loves rough housing with his male human care takers. Dougie also loves to kick back and be a couch potato and would love to watch a show with you. If Dougie seems like a perfect fit for your family, or you have any questions, please contact us at (661)429-7187 or at st.bonnies@gmail.com

Eddie was just a little kitten when he was found and brought to the shelter. They noted he was unable to stand without falling over and the shelter considered euthanizing him for quality of life. One of their employees stepped in and decided to foster him to see how he would do with a little extra care. They found that he was able to do everything normally, but had some stability issues. We happen to meet him while he was visiting the shelter to receive his vaccines, and we were completely smitten! We took him to the neurologist for his wobble and he also had surgery for a prolapsed rectum. At his neurology visit, they found he has hydrocephalus. This means he has a build up of fluid in his head. He is on a daily medication to control this and help drain the fluid. He gets around really well but is just a bit wobbly and unstable. He loves cats and dogs and will chase, play and wrestle with them. He would do best in a home with another pet since he absolutely loves to play, although he plays a little rough. Little Eddie has not let these issues hold him back. He is a playful, funny, and sweet boy. For more information or interest in Eddie, email us at info@langefoundation.org.

Ella was a young mother to a single kitten when we met her at the East Valley shelter. She was extremely scared and quite shut down. We took her and her kitten in her care, but she was so terrified that she completely abandoned her kitten. We separated them and was able to care for the kitten just fine. Ella on the other hand was quite an undertaking to connect with. She hissed and hid for a long time, but recently we have been noticing a huge change in her personality. She is not only coming out of hiding, but she is meowing at the staff and even letting us pet her! Her playful side is coming out and we are extremely thrilled at her progress!

Fitzgerald is amazing young guy! He is very confident and curious, affectionate and loving. He loves people and other cats and is a very social, good-natured cat. He was brought to the East Valley shelter with his mom as strays. His eyes were crusted shut and he just looked miserable, but had such a great personality already. His eyes were treated but due to a congenital defect he can see well but has some superficial scarring. He has no limits when it comes to jumping, playing and climbing with his friends. We had another kitten in the same enclosure as him who also had some eye issues and they bonded over the shared experience. Ramona is Fitzgerald's very best friend and we are looking to adopt them out together. They groom one another, cuddle, and can always be found with each other. Both are no longer on eye medication - they are solely looking for someone to love them and provide a safe home for them to grow up!

Flint is a very handsome grey boy who was rescued from a fire and taken to the West LA Animal Shelter. We scooped him up and got him the medical care he needed. He had burns on his paws, two missing toenails, singed fur and some lung scarring from smoke inhalation. He is doing much better now! His burns have healed and his fur is growing back. The vet said his lungs are healthy and while there is still some mild scarring from the smoke inhalation, it should not be an issue for him. He is a very mellow and loving guy who is the perfect cuddle buddy! He is nervous around the other cats but is doing well getting to know them. Flint will be the perfect addition to a loving home!

Goose is a beautiful and sweet tortie girl who originally came to us with five kittens. She was a wonderful mother to them and is now enjoying her time without them. She can be a little hesitant to new people but once she sees that you mean no harm (and have treats for her) she can be won over! She loves to be pet and is a very friendly and laid back girl. She finds solace in cozy nooks and covered cat beds. She loves to watch everything around her from the highest tier of the cat tree. She is in a room with a few other cats and is doing well with them so we think she would benefit from being in a home with another cat to help her confidence. She also would do well as a single cat but would need someone who is not away often to help gain her trust and help her blossom more.

If you want a big, cuddly cat - Gordie is your guy! He is super huggable and adores human attention. We got a call from our contact at the East Valley Shelter to see if we could take in an FIV positive owner surrender. We picked him up and have been enamored ever since! With the exception of an upper respiratory infection brought on by the stress of losing his home of six years and ending up at the shelter, Gordie has been in great health! It took him a few days to get used to being around the other cats in our FIV enclosure but he now gets along with them well, although he prefers to spend his time with us. He will gently reach out to you with his paw when he wants attention and will try to communicate with soft meows. He is the sweetest soul with the most handsome face. He is a super chill guy who wants nothing more than to cuddle up to his people and hang out. Let's help this wonderful cat find a second chance at home life!

Meet Hannah, a gorgeous orange and white female cat. Hannah came to St. Bonnie’s as a mother with tiny kittens. She raised fantastic kittens who all have been adopted and this stunning girl is now waiting for her turn. She is a bit shy at first but gets more comfortable as time goes by. She has been fostered in the past and definitely blossoms in a home. Hannah likes to be petted, held and is a purrer. She plays with wand toys and gets along with other friendly cats…what more could one ask for. Please call St. Bonnie’s Sanctuary at (661) 251-5590 to meet her. All our cats are FIV and FeLV tested. St. Bonnie's Sanctuary (Lange Foundation) is located in Canyon Country, CA. If you would like to meet any of our cats and kittens, please call us at (661) 251-5590 or email at st.bonnies@gmail.com. We adopt to families/people in the Southern California area only. For more information, visit our website: http://langefoundation.org

Harley is our sweet and quirky girl who we rescued from the East Valley Shelter. When the shelter took her in as a stray they noted that she was very affectionate and outgoing with the staff but didn't seem to respond to them visually. We don't believe she is completely blind, it seems like she can see shadows as she seems to always know where we are even if we aren't making noise. She is very intuitive and has the cutest little bent back ear. She has been doing great in the room with other cats, and once she learned the layout has been thriving! She loves people and has the cutest little meow. We feel that she would do great in a home, as long as her new family is mindful of her sight issues and don't move furniture around too much.

Inara is a beautiful, medium haired young cat who is very nice but timid. She was abandoned at our doorstep with her two brothers and sister. While they were all very nervous around people Inara has warmed up over time. She is still cautious and a bit skittish but very playful and friendly. She would do best in a home with another cat to help boost her confidence while she comes around to being more open with people.

Ingrid is a sweet and shy 2 year old tabby who is the mama cat to Grace, Judy and Audrey. She likes other cats and loves being in quiet nooks or cat trees. She is very treat motivated and will meow for Churu treats. She likes Temptations treats and puzzle feeders. Ingrid would love a calm and quiet home with a patient owner who understands that she will need some time to feel comfortable and relaxed.

Isaac is a confident and cool young cat. He was abandoned at our doorstep with his brother and two sisters. While the others were very nervous around people Isaac was always very friendly and curious of us. He has blossomed into the most wonderful cat. He likes to play and cuddle with his brother and would ideally like to find a home with his brother Ivan or another young kitten to help keep him company.

Ivan is a very shy boy who cannot be adopted as a single cat. He is very nervous around people and we are still working on socializing him more. He has made wonderful strides so far and is becoming more comfortable with human contact. He needs a home where someone will go slow with him so he knows he can trust you.

JJ is a handsome but EXTREMELY shy boy who likes to be on his own. JJ does best if he has somewhere he can hide and come out only when he is comfortable. At this point, he is a little curious about, but not good with people. He would need a very dedicated and patient person to help him overcome the neglect he experienced early in his life. JJ cannot be in a home with small children.

Jensen is a sweet and shy guy who loves cozy nooks and Churu treats. He has the FLUFFIEST tail and is oh so cute. He is very curious and cute and he loves other cats!

Judy came to us with her two sisters and mom. They were found in a backyard and were very scared. Judy was the most shy of the bunch, always sticking to her mom for safety. She liked to hide in cubbies and was very scared of people. As she got older and we introduced her to other kittens she started to get more outgoing. While she still isn't the first kitten to come up to us in her room, she does not run or hide when she sees us coming. Once you gain her trust, she will roll over and expose her tummy for some wonderful belly rubs! She loves them so much and will drool from happiness. She has blossomed into such a sweet girl and would love to find her forever home with another young cat.

Kelly is a sweet and mellow young lady who we rescued from the shelter with her six newborn kittens. She was fostered by one of our vets until her babies were old enough to be adopted out. Kelly was a great mom to her kittens but is now ready to find a home of her own! She's a little reserved when you first meet her but she opens up and is very affectionate once she knows she can trust you. She likes to lounge and nap and would be a great pet for someone looking for a calm and chill companion. She is a little overwhelmed by being around so many other cats so we think she would do great as an only cat.

Layla is a sweet girl who's looking for a family to love and care for her. She came in with a brother who has already been adopted.. She's a very affectionate little girl who is always ready to cuddle! Layla is ready to find her forever family.

Luna was adopted in 2011 with another cat and spent many happy years together. Unfortunately, the other cat passed away and left Luna very upset. She started meowing so much that it was becoming an issue with the owners working from home. Now back in our care, she is receiving plenty of love and giving plenty in return. She is hyperthyroid which is easily managed with a pill twice a day. She is still full of so much life and ready to find her true forever home. Luna enjoys plenty of relaxation, pets, and some good ole fashioned playtime. She loves attention and being pet and she really loves other cats. She is very vocal and very social. She is a really special and fun cat.

MacKenzie has been through a lot. She was surrendered to the shelter by her owner when they said they could no longer care for her. MacKenzie took it very hard, became depressed and lost a lot of weight very quickly in her month at the shelter. They reached out to us and we took her in. It was another big adjustment for her and she hid in a cubby for several days before she would venture out while we were watching. We knew she was eating because her food levels were decreasing she was just doing it when we weren't around. After a lot of time she finally has become comfortable enough to come out when we go into the room and call for her. She likes to be pet and loves to burrow into blankets. She isn't fond of the other cats but coexists fine with them. She would love to be the only kitty in the home. With some time and patience, MacKenzie would thrive in a quiet household and be able to show off her amazing personality to a new family!

Meet Maci! Maci is a sweet young cat that came to us pregnant with 3 kittens. Sadly only one survived but Maci was a great mother to her and another kitten whose mom rejected him. Both kittens are grown and now Maci is looking for her forever home. While she is not a fan of other cats, Maci is very affectionate and loves people. She will purr and chirp at the Sanctuary staff for attention. If Maci has stolen your heart or you have any questions, please email us at st.bonnies@gmail.com or call us at (661) 251-5590.

Margret's previous owner moved and couldn't take her with. She has been very scared and nervous here but is slowly adjusting with the help of some treats. Margret will most likely show her true colors once she is back in the home environment she is familiar with.

Pretty Marie Antoinette was originally rescued when she was a little kitten--found living inside a tire behind an Auto Parts store. We brought her into our care and she was adopted out quickly and lived in a home for 11 years. The owner brought her back to us due to inappropriate litter box use, but the situation could have likely been complicated due to the fact that Marie Antoinette had been allowed to be an indoor/outdoor cat during that time. Since she has been back at Lange, she has had a few litter box issues...some of which may be due to her desire to be your one and only. We encourage you to contact the staff to ask for more details and ways that this might be monitored in the home. Because of her history with the litterbox, Marie Antoinette has lived at Lange in an enclosure with kitties that have similar issues, are seniors, or have other medical conditions. As you can see from her photograph, she is a gorgeous Lynx Point Siamese. She is really vocal and there have been times when the timbre of her meows can be mis-read as a little yowl-y or disgruntled. This vocability in addition to her *royal air* and her desire to push her way to the front of the line for pets and attention, have perhaps earned her a bit of an undeserved reputation. Marie Antoinette is at the core a really sweet cat and we find her quirky traits truly charming! She is definitely mellowing more since the kennel quarantine, since it has been more quiet. And she does pretty well with the other cats at this time--though we still believe her best bet is as your only lady love. As far as her senior health goes--She is currently not on any medication; her most recent bloodwork came back normal for her age and her echocardiogram was "unremarkable." If you like the looks of this lovely lady, shoot us a message and will be happy to tell you more!

Mick is a mellow senior boy who is very affectionate and sweet. He mostly naps and he loves cozy nooks. He loves being pet and really gets into it. He will roll over for belly rubs. He loves Churu treats and will eat off your finger. He gets medicine twice a day but recently saw the vet and is doing well. He would love a calm home to spend the rest of his life being spoiled.

FUN GIRL! A young cat, Minnie is always up for some PLAYTIME! We truly believe that when it comes to the laser light (her favorite toy), you will be dazzled by her LIGHTENING FAST PAW ACTION! She is a smart cookie, too! You can see her intelligence in action as she tries to outwit the toy and the person using it. Minnie is robust and enthusiastic in everything that she does. And with her compact, little cozy frame, this could have the effect of making her a little comical or goofy. She's not exactly "that." Nor is she too serious. She is "just right"--with a truly nice, warm personality! Minnie's open attitude extends to being a real affectionate snugglebug with people. She is also really good at navigating around other cats. We rescued her from the Castaic Animal Shelter some months ago, where she was surrendered by her owners. They were not able to care for her dental needs at the time. We were happy to take her to our dentist, and she was treated for stomatitis. We have enjoyed having her so much at the kennel--but know that what she really would love more than anything else is to be back in a home of her own. With laser lights and a real Forever Family to play with, Minnie is the complete package!

Minty was surrendered to the Lancaster shelter at the age of 12 with a raspatory infection. She is feeling much better after recuperating here at the sanctuary. This beautiful lady likes to meeting people, especially the ones who will scratch her behind the ears. She spends her days either curled up in a bed or vocally seeking out attention. Sweet Minty has lots more love to give to those who are willing to give her a chance.

Monica is a petite girl who is only a year old. We rescued her and her kittens when they entered the Lancaster Animal Shelter. She was abandoned with many other cats in the home. Since she's been with us, she's been such sweet friendly gal who really loves to get attention and rub up against you. She does gets along with other calmer cats. If you are interested in meeting Monica please email us at st.bonnies@gmail.com

Moose's previous owner moved and couldn't take him with. He was very nervous when he first came to the sanctuary but is slowly adjusting. He can be persuaded to be your friend with some treats and is now letting staff give him little pets to the head. Moose will need a patient person to give him time to adjust to a new home, but it will be worth the wait.

MIRACLES HAPPEN! We don't know anything about Mr. Grey except for this first miracle. In 2017 a good samaritan rescued him and 3 other cats from the streets of Fort Lauderdale, in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma in 2017. These cats were transported to us and had clearly experienced a significant degree of trauma. Two of these cats perked up in pretty quick time and were adopted into new homes. Over time, it became more and more clear to us that Mr. Grey and Blake (the two remaining Hurricane kitties) may have actually been feral in their former lives. Not only were they experiencing a level of shock and distress at being at the kennel, they were EXTREMELY shy of people. Mr. Grey, in particular, would not even make eye contact with staff, volunteers or visitors. And he would run away any time he was approached. One interesting thing we sometimes would notice in the enclosure, is that Mr. Grey could be found playing by himself. In a most silly manner. Having "zoomies" and even chasing his tail. But still...no one was able to break through that wall he had built up around him. This year we have seen some startling PROGRESS and major breakthroughs with our boy. Early in the year, Lange upgraded their outdoor catio space to allow for more open lounging for the cats; and Mr. Grey certainly has loved sunning himself out there. He also began coming to sit more closely to volunteers as they were making progress in socializing fellow hurricane survivor, Blake. It was as if he was watching and soaking up some of the calm and gentle visitation that was happening with his friend. Also, since the kennel closure due to the Covid_19 pandemic, Mr. Grey has really seemed to mellow out with the new-found peace and quiet of their environment. And suddenly, a few months ago another MIRACLE occurred: it was discovered, by pure chance, that Mr. Grey will allow himself to be touched! It's not a conventional approach and really surprised us--but Mr. Grey will come running to bury his head in a feather wand toy. A volunteer who stopped by the outside of the catio one day discovered this trick. And the staff have been working with him since. Mr. Grey LOVES the feather wand. And for him, it is not about play. Not at all. He is desirous to make human contact. It's been slow progress. But every day he is improving and now will allow some of us to pet him along his backside. He also loves to follow his favorite people around the room, will come when called and will sit down close--hoping to be pet in this "contactless" manner. We are not sure if Mr. Grey is quite ready for his home. But we are thrilled to report that he is now a loving boy who is unafraid to make eye contact, reciprocate lovingly and claim his space. His progress is unfolding! And it's an important reminder that we will never give up on a cat while there is hope. We love you, Mr. Grey.

Meet little Bean! Bean was born at our facility with her 5 other siblings. She is a sweet, playful and overall well rounded little girl! She loves to play with other kittens. She spent some time in foster and she did very well with the dogs in the home. Bean is looking for a home with one of her siblings or a friendly adult cat in the home. She would also do well if there is a friendly dog in the home to play with.

Meet Mustache! Mustache is one of the sweetest cats around. An absolute charmer loves affection and will come when her name is called and greet you with a little mew. Although she is starting to lose her eyesight, she doesn't let that stop her, she just needs a little time to adjust to new surroundings. If you are looking for a wonderful cat that loves to give love Mustache is your girl! If interested please email us at st.bonnies@gmail.com

Norman is our sweet, FIV+ senior with a long, smoky coat. We rescued him from the East Valley shelter. He had a broken foot and seemed to have a bit of trouble with his vision. We took him to the vet and got his foot taken care of and had his eyes checked out. Turns out he had high blood pressure which was causing some loss of vision. He is now on medication to help control his blood pressure and has been seeing so much better because of it! It seems like he still has some vision loss but he can get around just fine once he gets used to a new space. He is a very sweet boy who has captured all of our hearts! He doesn't love dogs or other cats but bonds very closely with people so he would do best as a single kitty. Please reach out to us if you have any questions about or are interested in Norman!

Pappas is an easy-going boy who is very sweet and loves being pet. He was rescued from the West LA shelter with a serious flea allergy and an upper respiratory infection. Upon further examination, a blood test revealed he was FIV+. He has recovered from his cold and his fur is filling in from his allergic reaction. Pappas is so friendly and such a pleasure to have around. He will chirp and come to see you for pets when he sees you coming. Whoever adopts this boy will get such a loyal companion!

Penelope is a gorgeous fluff who came into our care with her three siblings. She is the most outgoing of her siblings and loves to play and be pet. Once she is comfortable around you, she lets her beautiful personality show. She is silly and likes to attack your feet. She is so very playful and would love to find a home with one of her siblings or another young cat who she can play with so she doesn't drive her human nuts asking for attention.

Philomena is a cute and curious kitten who is here with her 3 siblings - Penelope, Poppy, and Pierre. She is a little timid with humans still but loves other cats. She is really playful and comes around once she trusts you. She would do best in a home with another cat or two so she will have friends and gain confidence.

Pierre is a sweet and handsome kitten who is here with his 3 siblings - Penelope, Poppy, and Philomena. He is affectionate and playful and would do best in a home with another cat or two so he will have friends to play with.

Poppy is a gorgeous fluff who is here with her 3 siblings - Philomena, Penelope, and Pierre. She is a little timid with humans still but loves other cats. She is really playful and comes around once she trusts you. Poppy cannot be adopted out as a single cat, she must be adopted in a pair. She is not a lap cat, she doesn't like to be pet. She likes to be admired from a distance 🙂

Ramona is a sweet and special cat. She was found as a stray and ended up at our facility. Her eye seemed to be infected, but after a visit to the ophthalmologist, she had an issue with her third eyelid fusing together. They were able to do a quick surgery to repair her eye, and now it is back to normal. During her time with eye medication and care, she bonded with another kitten receiving drops for his eyes. Ramona and Fitzgerald are best friends and are hoping to find their forever home together. They groom one another, cuddle, and have the best time with each other. Both are no longer on eye medication - they are solely looking for someone to love them and provide a safe home for them to grow up!

Rusty was adopted out in 2012 but unfortunately has found his way back to us after his adopter fell ill. He is a little shy meeting new people but can be bribed into being your new friend with some treats. When he first arrived back at the shelter he was very nervous but after some treats and some chin scratches he has become a sweet cat. He will paw at his kennel to let us know he wants attention. We noticed he likes to get pet on the shelf in his kennel and would likely enjoy a nice cat tree to sit on. Once Rusty is back in a home environment, he will likely be back to his sweet and affectionate self after he has had time to settle in.

Samson is a quirky and fun boy who has experienced many hardships in his young life. We rescued him from the shelter's medical list. He had a bad injury to his foot and was missing several toes. When we took him to the vet for x rays they said he had an old fracture in his leg that didn't heal properly and to make him more comfortable it would be best to amputate the leg. He is still a bit wobbly after his amputation but is getting around really well. He can jump and climb and with a little more time he will become more steady on three legs. He gets a little paranoid around the other cats and will hiss and look around behind him but that probably wouldn't continue in a home without other pets. He loves to be brushed and is very affectionate. He should definitely be an only pet as he does not like dogs or other cats.

Scarlett was rescued from the East Valley shelter after her owner passed away and there was no family to take care of her. She was in really rough shape - matted fur, ear infection, and not eating great. Luckily, after some time with us and few vet visits, she is on the right track and feeling infinitely better. Scarlett has kidney issues and will need treatment for that lifelong. She is currently on a special kidney diet and subcutaneous fluids.

Meet Scooby! Scooby came to us a month old with his mother and 3 siblings. This relaxed guy loves to perch and watch his surroundings. It can take him a while to warm up to new people, but once he knows you he will come up and give a little head butt to say hi. He is easily described as a "cat" cat, he likes to be independent and do his own thing. He is great with other cats and loves to cuddle in a puddle with his two brothers. If Scooby sounds like the one for you, or if you have any questions, please email us at st.bonnies@gmail.com or call at (661)251-5590.

Meet Shaggy! Shaggy is a fluffy young boy that came to us at a month old with his mother and 3 siblings. He loves to be in a cuddle puddle with his brothers and gets along great with other cats. He has a laidback attitude and likes to do his own thing. If you are interested in Shaggy, or have any questions, please email us at st.bonnies@gmail.com or call at (661)251-5590.

Shaw is a handsome and loving boy who wants to do nothing else other than play and cuddle! He adores other cats and gets along with everyone he meets. He is very outgoing and fearless. He has a lot of kitten energy and would definitely need another young cat around the same age as him to play with in a home.

Meet Sheldon! Sheldon is a sweet, playful kitten who loves attention. This little helper will follow you around and help supervise all that you do. He is good with other cats after he has had time to adjust being around them. His foster mom tells us that he loves toys, treats, and to cuddle all day long! If Sheldon has stolen your heart, or if you have any questions, please email us at st.bonnies@gmail.com or call at (661) 251-5590

Starla is a 6 month old fluffy kitten! She's sweet and playful after getting to know you and would do best with another playful feline friend!

T'Challa is a little shy at first, but once he receives some scratches behind the ear he will open up. He is more confident meeting new people in his kennel and will rub up against the grate waiting for affection. He can be persuaded to make new friends with some treats. He is a little nervous at first around other cats and can be easily intimidated by dominant male cats. We have seen him open up a little to some younger cats and more often our females cats. With a little patience and affection he will be a loving companion. Who will make this handsome boy their king?

Taryn is SO MUCH FUN. She is very curious and playful. She is here with her mama Toni and his sisters Tova, Taylor, and her brother Tate. They are all super friendly and social cats. They have a lot of energy and love to play. Taryn enjoys being pet and held. Taryn is also a FIP survivor. She just had her bloodwork checked and she is in perfect health.

This pint sized girl has blossomed so much in her time with us! She was turned into the shelter as a stray and ended up with us when we made a "kitten run" to the shelter to help them with their overcrowding. When she first came to us she was a vocal little baby looking for attention. When she moved into our bigger kitten room, she was a little intimidated by so much space and so many other kittens and she became very shy. Now, after some time with the others she has blossomed back into a social butterfly. She will sometimes sit back while the other kittens come to greet us but after we settle in and sit down to pet the others, she will join in on the fun. She likes to roll onto her back for belly rubs and loves scratches on her back above her tail. She would do best in a home with another young cat or kitten as they seem to help her feel less intimidated in new situations. She is a silly and playful girl that is going to make someone very happy when she joins their family!

Toni is a young mama cat that we rescued from the East Valley Shelter. She and her babies went into a foster home for about a month while the kittens grew a bit more. Toni is the most gentle girl who is patient and kind. She is playful and independent and would make a wonderful companion.

Tova is a calm and quiet little lady who is here with her mama Toni, brother Tate, and sisters Taylor and Taryn. They are all super friendly and social cats, but Tova is the most subdued. She is very special and a really fun and good natured cat. She would do best in a home with other cats since she has never been alone.