In early September, a resident noticed a small black and white cat in the foliage and contacted the Cat Club. Coyotes are known to frequent the area, so that cat -- actually a kitten -- was quickly brought inside to safety. We never found out how the kitten came to be wandering alone outside.
That kitten, Ebony, is about 6 months old now and as cute as can be. She was recently spayed, she's had her kitten shots, and she's a healthy, active tuxedo girl. Ebony's pretty too, with shiny black fur and bright white nose, chest, and feet.
Ebony's very affectionate. She loves to purr away while she sits on her foster's lap and gets pets. Like all good kittens, Ebony also likes to play. She's a joy to watch with all her kitten energy! Ebony also likes watching the squirrels and birds out the windows. She might welcome living with another young cat who will play chase with her.
Ebony is hoping for a forever home with all the love and attention a young cat needs.
For more information about Ebony, contact Sally North at 818-326-9526.
In early September, a resident noticed a small black and white cat in the foliage and contacted the Cat Club. Coyotes are known to frequent the area, so that cat -- actually a kitten -- was quickly brought inside to safety. We never found out how the kitten came to be wandering alone outside.
That kitten, Ebony, is about 6 months old now and as cute as can be. She was recently spayed, she's had her kitten shots, and she's a healthy, active tuxedo girl. Ebony's pretty too, with shiny black fur and bright white nose, chest, and feet.
Ebony's very affectionate. She loves to purr away while she sits on her foster's lap and gets pets. Like all good kittens, Ebony also likes to play. She's a joy to watch with all her kitten energy! Ebony also likes watching the squirrels and birds out the windows. She might welcome living with another young cat who will play chase with her.
Ebony is hoping for a forever home with all the love and attention a young cat needs.
For more information about Ebony, contact Sally North at 818-326-9526.
Submit the adoption application at https://lagunawoodscatclub.com/our-cats-1
2.
Meet the Pet
Our Adoptions Director/Assistant will contact you to set up a pet meet, and answer any questions.
A home visit may follow.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
All our cat adopters must agree to keep the cat indoors only. We will ask for an adoption donation.
4.
Take the Pet Home
You will bring your new kitty home! Along with any items such as cat trees that came with your cat from his previous home. And enjoy!
Additional adoption info
Anyone interested in adopting or fostering a cat should see https://lagunawoodscatclub.com for information. We ask for an adoption donation of at least $75. Our adopters MUST promise to keep the kitty as an indoor only pet and must agree to return the kitty to our organization if they can no longer care for it.
Anyone interested in adopting or fostering a cat should see https://lagunawoodscatclub.com for information. We ask for an adoption donation of at least $75. Our adopters MUST promise to keep the kitty as an indoor only pet and must agree to return the kitty to our organization if they can no longer care for it.
We have both our www.lagunawoodscatclub.com site as well as our adoptapet site with photos, descriptions and contact info.
We have both our www.lagunawoodscatclub.com site as well as our adoptapet site with photos, descriptions and contact info.
More about this rescue
Laguna Woods Village is a retirement community, and our residents often end up going to assisted living or passing away -- and their kitties are left homeless.
Seeing a real need for someone to step up and address this problem, we established the Laguna Woods Cat Club in 1971. We take in residents' cats when necessary, house them temporarily in our network of foster homes, and find them new and loving homes.
In most cases, our cats come to us having lost their homes and their favorite humans. But cats are resilient, and our wonderful fosters work patiently with the cats to help them heal so they are ready to love again.
Laguna Woods Village is a retirement community, and our residents often end up going to assisted living or passing away -- and their kitties are left homeless.
Seeing a real need for someone to step up and address this problem, we established the Laguna Woods Cat Club in 1971. We take in residents' cats when necessary, house them temporarily in our network of foster homes, and find them new and loving homes.
In most cases, our cats come to us having lost their homes and their favorite humans. But cats are resilient, and our wonderful fosters work patiently with the cats to help them heal so they are ready to love again.
Other pets at this
rescue
We'll also keep you updated on Riley's adoption status with email updates.
