Blossom came to us as a nursing mama of two kittens. She is a beautiful cat with lovely markings and a delicate frame. She is affectionate and curious and has a very gentle personality.

Birdie would do well in a home as the only cat.  She does tolerate her "20 roommates" but is far more comfortable in an environment that is solely her own.  She is loveable, affectionate and sweet.  She has the most beautiful emerald green eyes and the most remarkable symmetrical markings in her coat.

Chai Baby had been out on his own for over 4 months with some kind souls watching out for him.   He appears to be an indoor cat that has been abandoned and left to his own means outside.

A couple of very kind people managed to trap him and have brought him to our shelter in Oct 2024.
He is a neutered elderly gentleman looking for a warm lap and happy home with lots of love, a warm sunny window to snooze in and a quiet family to talk to.

Fauna is an energetic, playful cat. She is always looking for attention and has the sweetest purr. She loves to help with laundry and hide under blankets!

Mabel came to us from the Lundbreck landfill with young kittens in September 2024. One of her kittens had been adopted while the other, Fauna, is still waiting to find her forever home . Mabel has really came into her own  she is quite a character with her curly tail and gravelly voice. She is quick to ask for pets and will use her voice to get your attention! Mabel is looking for a quiet space to enjoy in her forever home

Chewie was found in a pet carrier next to a dumpster behind an apartment building in Blairmore.  Someone moved out and just left her with some “other household odds and ends” they didn't want!!

She is very affectionate and appreciates a lot of love and affection. She likes to be the center of attention and has little tolerance for the other cats should they come around.  She has a soothing purr and craves a lap of her own with no distractions.  This beautiful girl would make someone a perfect couch companion.  She would do well in a home without other pets or small children.

Pippen and her brother Elrond were born at the CNP SPCA.  Pippen has more confidence than her brother Elrond.   They are quite independent of each other and would do well being adopted together or on their own. They are both playful and enjoy a fast game of chase with each other or with the other cats in the facility.  Once you get to know them, you can't help but love them - they are just little sweethearts each in their own way - always happy with a ready purr to share with you.

Born at the CNP SPCA, he is unlike his sister Pippen and is a little on the shy side.  They are quite independent of each other but you often see them engaging in an exuberant game of chase and play being as they are of an age that supports a definite equal level of energy!  Elrond could be adopted on his own or with his sister.  Elrond, with his loveable little face will capture your heart and once you get to know him, you can't help but fall in love with this little gentleman.  He is always ready to share his little purr with you in appreciation of the attention you give.

Marble came to us because his owner had passed away and the family was not able to care for him. Marble is a grand old sole, a big friendly orange tabby looking for attention and love. He loves petting and attention and will follow you around all day long monitoring your duties and what is happening, but he has a limit and lets you know when he has had enough loving for now.  Although Marble does like attention and petting, he has shown us that he prefers petting on the head and neck area but would rather you not go any further.  Unfortunately Marble does get a lot of mats in his coat but doesn't like to be brushed.  To keep on top of the mats requires much patience and daily vigilance.

His purr is resounding, his appreciation for attention is obvious but his does have his limits. Understanding this personality quirk is essential to understanding the little gentleman himself. We love him and he loves us, but we have to abide by his limitations. He is basically a happy older gentleman who just wants a home of his own.

Molly is sweet, affectionate and loving. Molly is a unique feline with a beautiful coat of many colors, with stripes and spots and eyes with depth, wisdom and love.

Molly would do well in a home with adults and few other pets if any. She is quick to come when her name is called and loves exclusive attention.

It was a warm, sunny afternoon on July 14, 2017 when one of our volunteers was just leaving and noticed a very large box just inside the front door. There were 4 kittens inside, only about 7 weeks old but in good shape and had obviously been handled by people.

Stevie was quite cautious and a little on the shy side. He seemed to be a tad bit larger than the other kittens and that became more evident as time went by. He grew and grew and grew! All of a sudden he was at least twice as big as all the others, but still remains “the gentle giant”. He continues to linger on the very shy side. It may take a little patience in getting to know him and to have him trust you. He would do well in a home of his own with no other pets to distract him. If you can catch him snoozing and pet him, he will purr to show his contentment and appreciation but has not yet the confidence to initiate interaction with anyone. Although not overly social, in his own home we believe he would come out of his shell.

Cute as a button with such little black spots on his nose Stevie will steal your heart.  You will find he is a man of few words but his eyes say it all.

Quinn is a handsome guy with gentle, crossed eyes and the tiniest little hesitant voice. You can’t help but fall in love with him. He deserves a very special place in your heart! Quinn would do best in a quiet home with no other pets.

The CNP SPCA took in puffin as a kitten on November 7, 2019.

Puffin has an unassuming personality and would rather not initiate a lot of attention, but is always around the perimeter waiting to be noticed.

She enjoys gentle pets and gets along well with other cats.

November 7, 2019 Oreo came to the SPCA as a kitten.  She can often be found seeking out attention and affection. She is totally comfortable jumping up into your lap for some cuddles or just hanging out with you while you are working.

Oreo plays well with other cats in the facility and generally gets along with everyone. She is happy and playful, often initiating a game of tag with one of the other cats. Laps are a favorite napping place if you are able to sit for a while and her purring is automatic!!