Sponsor our Shelter Cats
At AFOC, we have a diverse range of cats, some of whom may not yet be ready for adoption. Some of them require special care that extends their journey to finding a forever home. Your support can make a monumental difference in these cats lives. You can help by sponsoring them until they find their perfect match, or by supporting their special needs care. Sponsorships also serve as meaningful gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, or as memorials to cherished individuals or pets. Sponsorships can be ONE TIME or MONTHLY donation. Every dollar helps!
You have the option to sponsor a specific cat close to your heart or contribute to a general sponsorship that benefits multiple cats in our care. Your sponsorship provides AFOC with essential funding for necessities such as food, veterinary care, enrichment, and a nurturing environment for all our residents.
LARK
Lark is a very shy tuxedo who was found as an older kitten with Jane on the shelter property. Two of her littermates became people social and were adopted but LArk and her sister Jane remained too shy for adoption. Lark loves to sit high in a tower and carefully watch visitors to her room from a high perch.
BITSY
Bitsy is one of our absolutely stunning "spirit cats". A spirit cat is one who may not want human socialization, sitting on your lap or pets - but will be there adoring you from a distance and appreciating your company. In the right environment it is not uncommon for spirit cats to make progress - however, it depends on the cat and the relationship they share with their adopter. Bitsy is still getting used to humans and will shy away from people she doesn't know and does not enjoy being petted or touched. Bitsy would love to join your home if you will open your heart and home to her.
Come meet this shelter favorite by calling Animal Friends of CT.
860 225-1339/adoptions@afoccats.org
JANE
Jane is a very pretty calico with a white bib. She was found as an older kitten hiding under the porch at the shelter. Jane was rescued beyond the critical window of socialization. She will allow limited interaction with volunteers and will engage in play but is still people shy and has lived at the shelter since 2020.
BREENA
BREENA IS READY FOR A HOME!
Last Winter Breena came to us after a life of knowing only the outdoors. She was understandably scared but our team knew she would settle once she knew she was safe. Breen has blended into her room of room mates so well, but still is hesitant of hands and people reaching at her. We see some potential with this sweet girl as she does like treats, catnip and playing with wand toys. She even has a sweet relationship with her bunk friend Ziggy that we all just adore!
She needs a patient family to love her for her beautiful curious personality and who will help her blossom from the past she once knew. Breena has been good with all the cats in her room - so she may be a great addition to a multi cat home with calm kitties!
-Litter box Trained
-Faithful to her scratching post
-Curious
-Shy but sweet
-Spayed, up to date on vaccines
-ready to adopt today
Come meet this shelter favorite by calling Animal Friends of CT.
860 225-1339/adoptions@afoccats.org
CHERISE
Cherise is a young gorgeous female tortie who came to AFOC last year after living outside. She was so so scared when she was rescued but after months with us she settled down a bit and even made friends with two kittens! Soon after though, the time came for them to be adopted and Cherise found herself feeling lonely again. Since then, Cherise co exists with the others in her room but hasn't connected again with any friends.
She loves window watching, warm beds, churu snacks and napping. We very much so see that she is one of those cats who doesn't ask much of anyone and appreciates just having a space to be and settle.
EVAN
Evan a very handsome male, was one of Ellie's kittens and had to be in quarantine with his Mother and siblings for many weeks. His socialization window was closed therefore Evan never became very "people social" so he has been living at the Shelter since he was a kitten. Evan is sponsored by Daniel N
GAVIN
Gavin is one of three siblings that live in the same room at the shelter. They were rescued as kittens but were beyond the critical window of socialization. Therefore they have have remained leary of interaction with the volunteers. When the shelter is quiet Gavin will emerge to socialize with his siblings and sometimes play.