Miko, DSH Brown Tabby, 7 years

MIKO was rescued from a low-rent motel in a bad part of town…from one short-term abode to another. The owner trapped her siblings and took them to the pound, but Miko was the last to be caught, and we took her in. Maybe she was the last one for a reason—and you could be it! She's around seven years old, with unusual tabby markings and a left ear tip. Her dark coat is very silky, and she knows you want to stroke it, but she waits for you to approach her. Miko has spent too many years in a shelter setting—it's better than a motel, but she deserves a permanent home with people who'll make her part of the family. Miko has been vaccinated, microchipped, & tested for feline leukemia & FIV. Her $85 adoption fee will include a voucher to have her spayed.

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Maribel, DSH, Female

She loves to hang out with Freddie.

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Midnight, DSH Black, Male, 5 years

MIDNIGHT AND JOE
I know that there are a lot of black cats around named Midnight, but it really is quite an appropriate name for me.

You see, for a long time the dangerous street was the only home I had. I learned to wait till dark to roam around looking for food, because it was the safest way for a homeless cat to stay alive out there, let me tell you. And thank goodness I was born in a town with a great nightlife! People were plentiful and so was their food.

Right after my mom told me to hit the road, I mastered the art of begging and I was quite charming at it, I must say. It was the only way to fill an empty stomach. Anyway, I certainly met some downright extraordinary characters that way.

My all time favorite was an old bus driver named Joe. I really loved that guy...

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Muffin, DSH Calico with white paws, Female, 5 years

I should really report this to the PGA. And to a pro bono lawyer, because I believe that the American Disabilities Act has been grossly violated in my case. I'm not really cut out for suing people, though. I'm a very sweet and quiet girl. I just get very sad and upset when I think how some people have treated me.

I can't help it that I am hearing impaired. Severely so. Sudden movements or changes startle me, because I'm totally deaf. That's why I thought I'd join a New Orleans country club to soothe my jangled nerves with calm games of golf. Not that I actually play the game. I just like to watch...

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