Welcome to Tailspin Cat Sanctuary! Our home site page is: Tailspincatsanctuary .org
Are you ready for a new family member?
Please check back often!
All of us have current shots and some of us have microchips as indicated
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Kittens: (2.5 months - 7 months) $125
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Adult cats: (7 months - 10 years) $75
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Senior cats: (10 years +) $50
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2 Kittens $175
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2 Adult cats $125
Do you wanna see kittens?
Mirage
Female Tabby (in foster)
Likes dogs big & small!! Must be the only cat.
Est DOB: 2024
Laia
Female Shorthair Tabby
Est DOB: 1/12025
Abby
Female Domestic Shorthair
Est DOB: 6/3/2025
Angel
Male Black Shorthair
Est DOB: 11/18/2020
Luke
Male Tabby
Est DOB: Unknown
Giovanni
Male Black Shorthair
Est DOB: Unknown
Macaroni Bob
Male Orange Tabby
Est DOB: 12/10/2023
Nutmeg
Female Domestic Shorthair
Orange & White
Est DOB: 1/12025
Alphonso
Male Shorthair All Black
Est DOB: Unknown
Purrsephone
Female Tabby Shorthair (blind in one eye)
Est DOB: 09/21/2025
Gilligan
Male Black & White Shorthair
Est DOB: 11/17/20
Jelly Roll
Female Domestic Shorthair Tabby
Est DOB: 11/17/2020
Bear
Male Tabby
SENIOR Cat - 9 years old
Little Mama
Female Black & White Shorthair
Est DOB: 03/19/2025
Shadow
Female Black Shorthair
Est DOB: 06/03/2025
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Purrcilla
Female Domestic Shorthair
Est DOB: 3/10/2021
Pip
Female Shorthair (Blind in one eye)
Est DOB: 04/02/2023
Zoey
Female Shorthair Tabby
Est DOB: 11/03/2024
Sandy
Female Shorthair Calico
Est DOB: 11/17/2019
Darling
Female Shorthair White & Calico (Blind in one eye)
Est DOB: 04/22/2023
Chiclet
Female Shorthair
Est DOB: 06/29/2024
Not a fan of communal living, her expressions made it clear she had a few non-negotiable desires for a forever home: she wanted to be an only cat - no competing for affection, and she required peace and quiet. Most importantly, she sought human companions with plenty of time to shower her with the devotion she deserved. Safety was a priority, so her new family spent several visits at the sanctuary, earning her trust one slow-blink at a time.
What do Cats Think About Adoption?
One of the things we love about cats is their uncanny ability to broadcast their inner world without saying a word. With a single narrowing of the eyes or a twitch of a whisker, they project their feelings and desires; if we are lucky, they gift us with their silent assessments.
This little girl was an expert in the art of the 'look.' While at the sanctuary, her steady, unblinking gaze declared her sovereign space and her intent to defend and keep it.
After some initial skepticism (and a very expressive furrowed brow) regarding her travel to destinations unknown, she departed for her new kingdom. A month later, one look at her relaxed, softened features tells you everything: life is grand!"