Foster Kittens

Hank is a purring machine!! He loves attention and will roll on his back for belly rubs. He starts purring as soon as he sees you, and loves to be picked up and cuddled.
Hank is very playful, and enjoys taking naps with his brother Gus. He’s a special boy and will make a wonderful addition to a family.

To learn more about Hank, please email his foster mom, Rachel, at viollet10@gmail.com.

Hi, my name is Emily. I love playing and exploring, and I am quite an acrobat. Sometimes I jump to the top of my crate and just hang there. My favorite toy is the ball on a string. But I am not just about playtime. I love to cuddle and I have a loud purr. I would love to be adopted with my brother Jasper because we always play together and snuggle.

To learn more about me, please email my foster mom, Michele, at michele.lacher@gmail.com

Hi! I’m Jasper! My foster mom tells my I am a lovable, playful, energetic kitten that loves to play and snuggle with my sister Emily. I can be a little shy, but once I get used to you, I am a snuggler with a loud purr. I like to run around and play like any kitten does, and I have a slightly mellow personality. My foster mom would like that my sister Emily and I be adopted together so we can play during times when we’re wide-awake, and sleep and snuggle together when we’re exhausted from playing.

To learn more about me, please email my foster mom, Michele, at michele.lacher@gmail.com

A little bit of sassy and a whole lot of sweet – that’s Minnie.  But that isn’t the way it always was.  Minnie was a homeless waif having to fend for herself in a world that was scary for her with no one to trust.  The Burbank Animal Shelter took her in so she could be in a safe place and not have to worry about where her next meal was coming from.  But she was still scared.  She hadn’t learned to trust people and would lash out when people approached her.  If anyone was lucky enough to pet her she wouldn’t look at them and would be very tense.  Usually she tried to find the best hiding place in her roaming room so no one would see her.  Then Minnie got a break and went to a foster home.  “What is this place?” she was probably asking herself.  That’s when the transformation began.  After a few days of hiding she slowly started coming out of her shell.  After a couple weeks, her foster mom was holding her and Minnie allowed it even though she was still tense.  Suddenly she must have realized that all was okay and she relaxed in human arms.  Minnie, about 2 years old, is now an amazing little girl.  She loves being picked up and petted as attested to by her purring and kisses.  She lets the other cats know she gets the first hugs from foster mom.  She will play with her toys with foster mom or without her.  She just likes having fun.  Now Minnie’s biggest concern in life is which magnet to snatch off the refrigerator and where to hide it.

To meet Minnie, please contact her foster mom, Linda, at lindasarc@yahoo.com.