My name is Paul and I am a 4 month old, male, orange tabby kitten that was surrendered in Idaho Falls for unknown reasons. I am a little timid and the world is a big and scary place but I am learning that people are nice and that I am safe! I am a little shy at first but give me some patience and love and we will be best friends in no time. Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our cats as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the cats are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

My name is Ringo and I am a 4 month old, female, orange tabby kitten that was surrendered in Idaho Falls for unknown reasons. I am an easy-going and loving cat with probably the softest coat you’ll ever touch! I am well socialized and would fit into a wide array of families but definitely have to some kitten energy to burn! Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our cats as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the cats are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

TWO SPECIAL NEEDS CATS DESPERATELY NEED A HOME My husband and I are desperately searching for a home for two special needs cats. Their names are Mr. White and Tabby. We have had both Tabby and Mr. White neutered and vaccinated. Unfortunately, both have been recently tested and found to be positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). Our two FIV positive cats are currently boarded at a local veterinary hospital where my husband and I live - Pocatello, Idaho. We met Mr. White and Tabby when each separately came to us looking for food and shelter last winter (2018-2019).We obliged and intended to find permanent homes for them. While staying with us they lived in heated shelters on our deck where we of course provided food and water, neutered them and provided veterinary care as needed. When one of the cats (Mr. White) developed a cough we took him to our vet for treatment. The diagnosis was an upper respiratory infection for which he received antibiotics, but the cough persisted. On the second visit it was decided he should be tested for FIV because he was not responding to the antibiotic shots that were given. We were shocked when the FIV test was positive, AND consequently we were not permitted to take him home with us because we have six other indoor cats. Therefore, we boarded him at the veterinary hospital and proceeded to test all of our indoor cats and the two additional cats we were caring for on our outdoor deck. One of the other two outdoor cats (Tabby) has tested positive for FIV as well, and he is also boarded at the veterinary hospital. My husband and I are devastated and desperate to find a sanctuary or a residential living arrangement that would accept or specializes in caring for FIV positive cats. Our understanding is that FIV positive cats can live relatively long and healthy lives if they are given proper care and are kept strictly indoors so as not to infect outdoor cats or, for that matter, non-positive indoor cats, who, under favorable circumstances, can co-exist in the same household with FIV positive cats. We very much hope that Mr. White and Tabby can be given an opportunity to live out their lives, but we cannot incorporate them into our household because we have four indoor cats of long standing (six years) and two 1 ½ year old kittens we acquired when their caretaker could no longer care for them due to illness (and subsequent death). The year and a half year olds have not been well accepted by our original four, and the fur flies more than we can consider safe for all the cats involved. As you know, FIV, unlike Feline Leukemia, is transmitted only through blood contact, usually deep bite wounds. Since FIV cats present absolutely no danger to humans we are hoping to locate a sanctuary or an individual household that is devoted to caring strictly for FIV positive cats or has a situation where both FIV and non-FIV cats can live safely together. Our FIV cats had been enjoying (past tense) very active, happy, and playful lives before they were tested and found positive for FIV, and we DO NOT want them to be euthanized, which some people we have spoken with have suggested may be the only possible solution! We believe euthanasia is wrong and should not be an option at all. Our goal is to find a way for Mr. White and Tabby to live long natural lives without compromising the safety of other cats. Judy and Frank Harmon, harmjudy@gmail.com, 208-234-7730 or 208-241-5388.

***THIS CAT IS NOT IN THE AAC PROGRAM*** PLEASE CONTACT HIS FOSTER PROVIDED BELOW. Bubba is 11 and beautiful and the most affectionate cat I have ever been around. Litter box trained but will use outdoors too. I had him as indoor and in an outside pen. He needs to be the only cat in the home. I got him to be a companion to my 14 yr old cat. It didn’t work I adopted him May 1 and saw as time went by the two of them didn’t like each other and began fighting. I have him in a foster home but would like to find him a permanent home. A very sweet cat to humans. Please contact Hagan at hdmillion6@gmail.com for more info.

Rachel 4 year old female Domestic Medium Hair Rachel was surrendered in Green River before arriving at the AAC. She has that all American girl next door personality. She is proud of herself for making it on her own in the big Kitty City after her dad cut off her cat-nip supply. She enjoys hanging out with her friends and working in the fashion industry, although she is vehemently opposed to wearing fur, unless it is your own fur of course. Her on again, off again romances are a constant source of entertainment and she is really looking forward to finding that perfect match to take her home and spoil her forever. Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our cats as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the cats are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

Janice 1 year old female Domestic Medium Hair Janice was found as a stray in Green River before coming to the AAC. Janice has a piercing meow and lucious dark locks. She is a real sweetheart and will insist on being your friend/girlfriend. She means so well and will make a wondeful addition to any family. Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our cats as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the cats are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

Viola, 9 months, female, Calico DSH My name is Viola and I am a 9 month old juvenile, female, DSH Calico. I was surrendered to the Idaho Falls Shelter for unknown reasons and am ready to find my forever home. I am great with other cats and have quite the personality. I will make a great companion for a wide range of homes! Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our cats as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the cats are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

Jasmine, 2 years old, female, Domestic Medium Hair Jasmine is a sweet girl that was found as a stray in Idaho Falls and never claimed. She gets along well with with others, adjusts well to new enviorments and is affectionate. She would make a great cat for almost any family! Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our cats as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the cats are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

Poblano 1 year old female Domestic Short Hair Poblano was found as a stray in Idaho Falls before being transferred to the AAC on 7/11/19. When she came in she was placed with Bell because she was definitely a mama but didnt have any kittens, so Bell became her adopted mama! Poblano is a sleek and shiny little panther who LOVES affection and sitting on laps. This sweet petite lady is looking for a forever home!

My name is Omlette and I am a 2 year old, Domestic Short Hair from Idaho Falls. I was found as a stray and never claimed. My cute mustached makes me look like Charlie Chaplin. I am adjusting to the lifestyle of Kitty City and seem like I would make a great cat for almost any family! Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our cats as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the cats are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

My name is Teva and I am a 3-year-old, female, Domestic Short Hair! I arrived at the AAC after being found as a stray in Star Valley and never claimed. I am kind of shy but am coming out of my box and doing well in Kitty City. I will peer into your soul with my big eyes and win you over in one look! Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our dogs as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the dogs are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

Lumpy arrived at the AAC from Star Valley where she needed medical attention. Her teeth were rotting and it seemed that I had some severe allergies. Upon her arrival at the AAC she got a much-needed dental (taking almost all of her teeth out), got bloodwork and was put on a diet that agreed with her. Every day she is feeling better she is coming out of her shell more and more. Anyone who is intersted in Lumpy needs to be on board for a senior cat that is going to need a little bit of maintence to keep happy and healthy! Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our dogs as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the dogs are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

My name is Margarita and I am a 4 year old, DSH, female. I arrived at the AAC on 10/2/18 from Idaho Falls after I was surrendered at their shelter. I am a beautiful lil lady and I absolutely love having my belly rubbed! I am so gentle and kind and would very much like a home of my own with loving humans to take care of me. Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our dogs as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the dogs are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

Kiwi 2 year old female DSH Kiwi arrived at the AAC on 6/26/18 from Star Valley. Kiwi gets her name from her bright green kiwi colored eyes. She is a wide eyed and bushy tailed little lady who is looking for a new family to love her. Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our dogs as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the dogs are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.

My name is Harriet and I am a approximately 8 year old old, DLH, female Torti. I arrived at the AAC on 3/20/18 from Teton Valley Community Animal Shelter in Driggs where I was found as a stray covered in thick mats (hence my haircut now). I am mellow, loving, and might I say gorgeous even with my lion cut. Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our dogs as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the dogs are healthy. Please know that our intention is to insure long lasting committed homes for the animals at the AAC. If we feel that an animal and a potential owner are not a good fit we reserve the right to refuse adoption.