Recent Portraits and Stories
Chobe (pronounced Cho-bee), from Colorado, is a Russian Blue. She is named after a national park in Botswana, because she aspires to one day be a big cat that roars. Chobe arrived in her household as a 9-week-old kitten. She grew into a very social cat, who greets people at the door and likes to find a lap to curl up on. She plays fetch with toy mice, hide and seek from room to room, and can open
Mei Mei (pronounced May May), named from a Mandarin phrase meaning “little sister,” truly lived up to her name. She was Oliver’s beloved companion and brought spirited energy wherever she went. A one-eyed puggle, she faced many health challenges over 11 years, yet never lost her curiosity, stubborn joy, or bright spirit. She loved treats, every meal, and protecting her people from animals on TV. M
Before being adopted by her forever family in 2019, Juno was a stray found roaming the streets of Los Angeles, nursing a litter of kittens. Once very shy, Juno now spends her time enjoying cuddles, basking in sunbeams, and parkouring up and down the stairs during her nightime zoomies.
Oliver, a beautifully silly yet at times serious puggle, lived a joyful 15½ years filled with love and laughter. He adored meal times—and wasn’t above sneakily stealing food, sometimes right from your hand. He loved his little sister Mei Mei and his people, tug-of-war games, singing with all the sirens, and everyday adventures. He brought endless joy, laughter, and heart to everyone around him. He
Scout, a Manx cat, was born in New York City in 2008. She spent her kitten-hood in a cool West Village apartment that had a glorious outside garden, where she took in the sights and sounds of Manhattan. She eventually joined her forever family on Long Island, where she learned to love and cuddle with her two Labradoodle sisters.