Fuzz Fuzz (aka Tin can) has been in foster care the longest.  Her timid nature isn’t what most potential cat parents would be looking for, but if given the chance, Fuzz could be a very loving kitty.  

She was found in a trash can with a tin can stuck on her head. She did not get to spend as much time with humans as some cats get to, so she is often scared by loud noises and fast movements. She is oh so sweet, she gets alot with her foster family just fine. She would need that certain patient loving human to give her the best home 🙂

Pickles & Frito are sisters.  We had captured 8 kittens on a farm and with alot of love and attention from the staff, the kittens have grown to be happy and loving kitties.

All but these 2 orange sisters got adopted out.  We would like to see these two girls go together. 

Luna was brought in and were given love and a warm place to sleep & eat with her kittens.

George is the last of his litter mates to be adopted, along with Luna (George’s mother).  These little angels were found near a ditch on the side of the road by one of the caring Heavenly Hound staff members

Teaser isn’t really a tease, he is a love bug.  When he’s not running around having fun, he enjoys nothing more then to curl up next to you and makes himself comfortable on your chest or your lap.  If you can imagine where ever Teaser goes, Peanut is sure to follow.  So both your hands will get a work out petting these two cuddle brothers.  

Peanut got his name because he was the runt of the litter and when he was old enough to walk, he looked like a little peanut coming down the hallway.  He is often times doing whatever his brother Teaser is doing, so they hang out alot.  It makes it hard to tell them apart.  Very affectionate cat and sure to be a lap kitty. 

These 4 grey kittens were born here at Coastal Veterinary on Aug 26, 2020 at approx. 11 AM.  (Photo record of them being born).  They all grew up knowing & playing with other cats and learning all about the human parents that helped birth them.  If possible, it would be ideal to have them be adopted out as pairs, as they do like to cuddle with each other and play together.  

OUR ADOPTION PROCESS
1.  Fill out our Pet Adoption Application (click here).
2.  Call to make an appointment to meet with lovely animal you are interested in.  
3. Head home with your new furry friend.

What to bring
A current driver’s license (you must be over 18 years of age to adopt)
Necessary fees for adoption

Adoption Fees
Kittens & Cats – $150  ($125 each if adopting out 2)

All Pets adopted out have been spayed or neutered, received their core vaccinations,  and have been Feline Leukemia and FIV tested.

New adoption resources page

All the kitties below all found homes thanks to the loving staff here at Coastal Veterinary.  Each one found their way to us in need of assistance and we helped to find them a loving home with humans to care for them.  Each a unique story that continues with “happily ever after”.