Another Siamese found her forever home! With the wonderful community response, we have now found homes for all but the last 15! And, among those 15, Mama Lotus, is already promised a home. She will go to her new home once her baby boy Cody is grown up and weaned. He is a precious little fellow, totally spoiled by his Mama, his Aunties and all of us at Cat Angels. All he has to do is squeak, and we all run to see what he needs.

9/12/2009

As of the beginning of today's adoption event, 19 of the cats from this rescue have been adopted. Also, none are in foster care any more, all are at the facility so they can all be viewed at our adoptathons.

9/2/2009

All of the cats will be available to go home starting on Saturday, 9/5/09. Just about half of them are already adopted. Most males went home last Saturday, and about 10 females are scheduled to go home this Saturday. There are stil over a dozen left! We are working to get their pictures in the "adoptable animals" section soon, so look for them!

8/28/2009

The males in the group will be available to go home starting Saturday, 8/29. Some of them are already spoken for, but there are several still available! Because it takes them longer to recover from spay, the females will be available to go home the following Saturday, 9/5.

8/25/2009

One of the females, Lotus, did not get spayed because she gave birth to a kitten the day before she was supposed to be spayed. She'll have to wait until she weans her kitten before getting spayed.

8/24/2009

Twelve of the rescued cats have now found homes. All of the cats that are healthy enough will be spayed and neutered on Tuesday 8/25 by >> SNAP-NC

8/16/2009

Six of the rescued cats have found homes. They will be able to go to their new homes after they are over their colds and are spay/neutered and have received vaccines, microchips, etc. Two more approved applicants are still working decide which cats they want.

If you have applied and not heard from us, please be patient! We only have a few volunteers who process applications and they are working as hard as they can! Also if you applied, watch your email, as we may email you requests for followup information.

8/15/2009

One of the 36 cats had feline leukemia and had to be put down, so now we have 35 :(. The 14 healthiest ones have been moved to one of our open landscape cat rooms so they can stretch their legs and the cages will be less crowded.

8/14/09

All 36 cats have now arrived. We appreciate your continued support.

Thanks to generous community support with donations and help, we can now take the other 11 cats from this situation that we couldn't take yesterday! Thanks to everyone who stepped up to help with these cats, and we still need more help with the (now) 36 cats that will all need full vet work before they can be adoptable!

Cary Animal control is bringing them to us this afternoon.

WNCN 17 update Wednesday 9/2

Cary News update Wednesday 9/2

WRAL update Monday 8/24

Cary News - Wednesday 8/19

WRAL update story Sunday 8/16

News and Observer

News and Observer photo gallery

WRAL channel 5

WTVD channel 11

WNCN channel 17

Information about the 36 cats that Cat Angels rescued from this situation

Please note that none of these rescues are kittens. They are all adults, approximately 1-2 years old. We do not have any Siamese kittens available for adoption.

Cat Angels will make these cats available for adoption after they are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and tested for FIV/FeLeuk. We expect this to take approximately 3-4 weeks.

We hope to have more updates on them soon. We don't have pictures yet, see the News and Observer photo gallery linked above for pictures of many of the cats.

If you are interested in adopting one or more

Please fill out an Adoption Application.Our volunteer counselors will contact you as soon as possible. Please be patient, the response has been overwhelming and our volunteers are working as hard as they can!

With an approved application, you can come meet them at our adoption facility during our normal adoption hours, noon to 4pm on Saturdays.

We cannot release the cats until they are spayed, neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated however we can take applications and if approved you can meet them and if you fall in love with one you can put it on hold with a desposit equal to the adoption fee ($115) and once the cat is fully vetted you can take it home.

Please note that the adoption fee cannot be waived or reduced for multiple cats. This fee does not cover our cost of spay/neuter, vaccines, tests, etc, we make up the difference with donations and fundraising.

I can't adopt one, but I would like to help

Donations to help defray the costs of spay/neuter and veterinary care are appreciated. Our adoption fee does not cover the costs of these cats. Please visit our Donations page.

How do I become a volunteer

Please fill out the online volunteer form and someone will contact you.