****COURTESY LISTING*** PLEASE CONTACT THE FOSTER PROVIDED BELOWT TO INQUIRE MORE! Please contact Zarina at (307) 212-1245. Looking for a retirement home for a sweet, senior cat with so much love to give. Some of you may already know Roxy, a fifteen year old blind, declawed ? tabby who was surrendered to the shelter when her parent moved into the Senior Living Center. She had spent over a year in the shelter before we took her home in April to nurse her back to health. She was frail and lethargic with a dry coat and had a sadness to her. She only ate dry kibble and never took to wet food at the shelter. A little over 3 months later and we are happy to report that Roxy’s physique and muscle tone has improved. While her diet still needs to be monitored, she has started to eat moisture rich canned foods, and her coat is soft and shiny. We also learned that she absolutely enjoys playing with wand toys and hunting. She is so, so sharp and quick with her wand toys that you wouldn’t guess she is blind. She also loves to be touched, groomed and stay close to her human companions. Nothing makes her happier than to curl up on the couch with you while you read a book or watch television. While this sweet girl has been nursed to better health, we have also learned that Roxy would like to be the only cat of her household. She is very weary and uncomfortable with other cats approaching her, which has made it very difficult for her to acclimate and live comfortably in our home and it has been advised that Roxy should live her golden years in a single cat household in order to avoid unnecessary stress and keep her happy and healthy. Do you have a home where Roxy could settle down and live her golden years as your loving companion? All she needs is a comfortable place to nap, some playtime, healthy foods and a little companionship. Please contact Zarina at (307) 212-1245. *One month’s supply of Roxy’s favorite foods and probiotics will be provided, along with a litter box, bed, cat tree and toys.*

***COURTESY LISTING. PLEASE USE THE CONTACT INFORMATION PROVIDED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS ANIMAL OR ADOPT. THIS ANIMAL IS NOT PART OF THE AAC PROGRAM*** CONTACT: Katie - katie.raitz7@gmail.com "This is Tigger. He is my senior kitty handsome old man who is at the ripe age of 22 years old. I don’t know how he’s gotten to be this old, but he’s still in good health and 23 is coming soon on the horizon. I’ve had him his whole life, but I can no longer keep him because I do not have a cat-friendly place for him to settle down in during these last years. About 7 years ago he had hyperthyroidism and got very sick - he was successfully treated with i-9 radioactive therapy and has since not had any issues. Unfortunately he was declawed as a kitten, and he has always been an indoor cat. Tigger is pretty much totally deaf, and has cataracts. He’s a simple man - he just wants to be held and pet and rubbing his face against a warm, loving body. In this way, he’s the sweetest kitty you’ll ever meet. He loves attention and is so affectionate. He’s unabashedly playful and curious, as if he was still a kitten. He has some special needs though. He doesn’t consistently use the litter box- he will pee on carpet. He will poop outside the litter box. He vomits occasionally too, and is fed a sensitive stomach food. I had been keeping him in a confined space- a gate to keep him over a tarp I had put down so as to not ruin carpet. This doesn’t work out well for him because I’m sure he feels trapped in there and he’s taken to crying pretty loudly at times. I think with more freedom and space he will be happier. He loves to rest in sunlight, and I think an outdoor fenced in backyard opportunity would make him really happy, giving him interesting stimuli and still safety."

***COURTESY LISTING! THESE KITTENS/CAT ARE NOT A PART OF THE ANIMAL ADOPTION CENTER PROGRAM. THEY ARE IN INDEPENDENT FOSTER CARE AND WILL BE ADOPTED OUT THROUGH THEIR FOSTER HOME. PLEASE USE THE PROVIDED CONTACT INFORMATION TO CONTACT THEIR FOSTER TO INQUIRE ABOUT ADOPTING.** Four adorable kittens and their mom are looking for new homes! 1 black male kitten, 3 grey female kittens. These kittens originally were in the Idaho Falls Animal Shelter when they were 3 weeks old and were rescued by their current foster mom. They are now 8 weeks old and are ready to start their new lives in new homes! They have been handled with love and care for over a month and will be well adjusted and ready for a loving home! They will be spayed/neutered (including the mother) on July 1st and then will be available a few days after that. Their foster mom, Sonja, is happy to have potential adopters come to her home and meet the kittens and their mom. Please call her at 307-413-1029 to set up a time to meet them!

Quiche 1.5 year old Female Domestic Medium Hair Quiche was found as a stray in Idaho Falls and never claimed. She is sweet and loving and enjoys a sunny windowsill to nap on. Quiche is doing well with the other cats in Kitty City and welcomes all the human visitors with a friendly meow! If you have any questions about any of the kitties please call 307-739-1881. Cat adoption fee: $80, this covers spay/neuter, microchip and vaccinations. All adopters receive a 2 week trial period before adoption is considered final. 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 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.

Meeka, 1.5 years old, female, DLH Calico Meeka was surrendered for unknown reasons in Star Valley. She was transferred to the AAAC on 1/8 and has been slow to warm up but so sweet. She is independent and keeps to herself but will make a great companion to a quiet household!

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 Jude and I am a 3 year old, male, DSH who was transferred from Rock Spring. I am a big guy with lots of love to give. I seem to get along well other cats and dogs. 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 Friday and I am a 3 year old, female, tuxedo Domestic Short Hair. I was surrendered to the Teton Valley Community Animal Shelter summer of 2017 and was transferred to the AAC 3/20/18. My eyes are wide and curious for adventure! *Please note, Animal Adoption Center cannot guarantee the breed, composition or ages of our animals as we usually have no history prior to them entering the rescue. We make every effort to ensure the animals are healthy. Just because you fall in love by seeing a photo of an animal does not necessarily mean that the is the best pet for you and your lifestyle. 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.