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Fried's Cat Shelter
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Adoptions
All of the cats featured are spayed/neutered, up to date on their shots, and microchipped
Blossom
My name is Blossom, and I came to Fried’s as a friendly pregnant stray. The couple that found me couldn’t keep me, but wanted to be sure I was safe, warm and well cared for during and after my pregnancy. Now, I am ready for adoption and would be a purrfectly purrfect fit for any family.
Stevie
Hello, everyone. My name is Stevie. My owner had to start doing a lot of traveling and couldn’t take me. Instead of dumping me or abandoning me, she found a great place to bring me to. I am a chocolate point Siamese with gorgeous blue eyes, and I happen to be front-declawed.
Nigel
My name is Nigel. I was adopted from Fried's as a kitten but was returned after two years. The family had a baby, and I gave one hiss, but the family felt threatened. Since returning to the shelter, I haven't shown any signs of aggression, just fear. All day long, I stay in my cubby. I need a new home to feel safe and to relax. Please give me that chance.
Frisky
McKinnley
Maya
My name is Frisky, and if you look hard, you will see my white-tipped rear toes. I am 14 years old. I was originally brought to Fried's in 2016 when my owner passed away. I was adopted in 2021 but returned in 2023 when my current owner became terminally ill and was in the hospital. Will someone please adopt me and give me a home during my senior years?
Psst...yeah, you...let me share a little secret with you! My name is McKinnley, and you might have spotted my daughters on Facebook. I should totally be an internet sensation for having a sextet (that’s six, in case you thought I was suddenly into math) of all girls! It’s like a reality show titled “Surviving the Girl Squad!”
My name is Maya, and I am front declawed. I was left in a carrier by the front door during inclement weather. Thankfully, the Ring camera alerted the staff that I was there, and they came to rescue me from the rain. I miss my little female human friend, and I hope to be chosen by a new family to spend the rest of my life with.
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Merlin
My name is Merlin, and I am a bit on the chunky side, weighing in at 24.8 lbs, and my story is a sad one. I was adopted from Fried’s when I was a baby in 2017. I lived in the same home and had the same owner for seven years. I was well cared for (maybe too much food) until one sad day, my owner just upped and left, abandoning me in our home. Animal Control had to come to rescue me and then brought me to Fried’s. Fried discovered I was one of their furbabies through my microchip.
Mishka
I am Mishka. A nice lady brought me to Fried's Cat Shelter when she realized her neighbor moved, but left me behind in a basket with my five 11 day old babies. I am very friendly, and would love a home where I would be loved for the rest of my life.
Peony
My name is Peony. I can be a bit shy, but I love my pettings and attention. I would do great in a home with older children or just one or two people. Give me the one on one I will love you for life!
Peaches
Dolly
Patino
Peaches is my name, and having orange babies is my game! McKinnley thinks handling a house full of girls is a breeze—try wrangling four boys! It’s like herding hyperactive kittens who think the living room is their personal WWE ring. Three of them were orange tigers, and let me tell you, I thought I was raising a tiger army, but one was a mini-me, an orange tiger with a splash of white—clearly trying to be a fashion icon in a sea of orange! The boys have gone off to their new adventures. Meanwhile, I’m still at the shelter, checking my calendar and wondering when I’ll finally get my furever home. So, if you’re looking for a fabulous feline who’s seen it all, I’m your gal.
Hey everyone...come to Fried’s and be introduced to me, Dolly! I am another one of Fried’s recent mothers and my children and I were all named after country singers. My boys were adopted last week, and my daughter will be ready in a couple weeks. I’m playful and loving and looking for my furever family.
I am the great Patino! I might be living in the seniors room, but I am a playful, rambunctious one year old. I came in with Lupus on the pads of my feet and the tip of my nose. Fried's got me healed right up, and if I ever get a flareup, a trip to the vet for a shot and I am good to go. The one thing about me is that I don't know the meaning of easy play. I can bite too hard, or use my nails a bit too much, but I am playing. I need someone who understands this, and is willing to work with me to learn what easy play is.
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