Virtual Adoption
Become a virtual adopter

Landlord doesn’t allow pets or you already have several of your own?  You can still help out by virtually adopting a Love A Cat Charity cat!  For $5.00 a month you become a cat’s sponsor, ensuring it’s health, safety and comfort, while we provide the daily love and care.

Virtual adopters are welcome to call or email anytime for information on how their adopted cat is doing.  In addition, we hold an Adopters’ Open House during the summer, where virtual adopters can visit, pet and get to know their sponsored cat.  

Sponsor one or as many as you want!  And, if a cat you sponsor is lucky enough to find a new home, your sponsorship can be transferred to any other cat of your choice.

 

Alexander

“Zander” is a beautiful, large “in your face” kitty. He came to our door testing positive for FELV and, since he was just a baby, it was likely that he may only have had his mom’s antibodies showing up in his blood. Just in case, we raised Ari and his brother, who was also FELV positive, separately from other kittens for a few months. When retested, this personable fellow was indeed FELV negative but already used to the special attention that he now expects.

Ann

Ann and her brother Dan were older kittens who were found by a cat lover. Pretty Ann is fearful of humans but loves other kitties. She is a healthy and sturdy girl who can be found taking naps on the cat tree.

Aristotle

“Ari” is a playful fellow who loves people. He came to our door testing positive for FELV and, since he was just a baby, it was likely that he may only have had his mom’s antibodies showing up in his blood. Just in case, we raised Ari and his brother, who was also FELV positive, separately from other kittens for a few months. When retested, this personable fellow was indeed FELV negative but already used to the special attention that he now expects

Chrissy II

This beautiful cat was brought to us from a nearby mall by the caretakers there.  She had an infection and was unable to heal in the colony.  She has since healed and plays in our kitchen with her best friend, Plumeria.

Cottonball

The awesome team of ladies at ARC had us fix their kitties and they feed and watch them carefully. Cottonball is one of their older kitties and she began to have mouth issues that really bothered her. A generous donor supported a dental for her which involved extractions and gum care. She is now much more comfortable and living in our OLD GIRLS ROOM where she loves cuddling in her especially soft bed.

Curry

Curry is one of the sweet triplet orange boys born to Mother Sunflower who was a feral cat. Sunflower trusted the nice lady feeing her so much that when she was ready to give birth, she walked into the lady’s house and had 5 kittens on her bed.

Dior

Dior is from a litter of three that was turned into a vet for help because they were found with no mama. Pretty Dior is mild mannered and one of the sweetest cats at Love A Cat Charity. She loves people without being pushy.

Eleanor

Eleanor (“Eli”) came to us from a vet’s office, along with 2 of her brothers. Eli has become a very sweet lap love and adores to nap with anyone who comes to the couch – canine, feline or human. You haven’t napped until you’ve napped with sweet Eli on your lap.

Fat Boy

“Please sit with me Mama!” Fat Boy, aka Sterling, says every time Sara goes outside. Of course it’s a great excuse to take a break.😻 Fat Boy purrs and rolls over on her lap to have his tummy rubbed. Bad news – he only does this for Sara. Good News (for Sara) – he only does this for Sara.

Gandalf

Imagine spending 15 years as an indoor cat and one day you are plopped into a feral colony near the airport. Because of his microchip, we called the family but found they no longer answer that phone. I bet☹️. I guess they moved and left their baby in a parking lot (where Love a Cat Charity feeds & traps). NO ABANDONING ON OUR WATCH! Gandalf was tested for FELV and came home with us. He is such a sweetheart and comes up every time we are in his area to say HI. Bad owners, GREAT CAT❣️

Garuda

Garuda’s mother may have had Panleukopenia when she was pregnant as we only know that this one survivor kitten was turned in to us AND he is what is known as a “bobble head.”  His head constantly moves (slowly) from side to side as if he’s looking for something. His white fur shows a full grey tabby heart on one side and on the other side is a grey tabby broken heart. He has more control than most kitties with his condition (He walks well and can move in a direction) and he is curious and friendly. He has a little trouble cleaning himself so we brush his luxuriously thick fur for him. Garuda was adopted by a Navy lady who had an older “bobble head” but she was shipped out and the sister who was her back up had an unfortunate event and could not take Garuda.

Jack

Jack’s mom was an unfriendly feral who was brought to Love A Cat Charity pregnant. As soon as Jack could see, he began making his way toward the humans, against his mom’s advice. He could never understand his mom’s fear of these nice people who hugged and fed him.

Lau Lau

Lau Lau and his 4 siblings were 5 months old when they were trapped on the Punahou campus. They were brought to Love A Cat Charity to be raised and to wait for new homes. Lau Lau is a large confident and alert kitten.

Lolly

Lolly was her foster mom’s favorite in this litter BUT the foster loved EARNING Lolly’s love! That dear, beautiful little face looks up at you with one question, “Can I trust you?” And you really, really want to say YES, don’t worry! Lolly is somewhat shy at first but you can feel her whole body relax when you pet her and she understands that you love her. You’ll have to work for it but this shy, calm little kitten WILL make you SO glad you did.

Louise

Louise is a beautiful calico who loves to follow someone around until they notice her and then she is delighted to see a hand coming her way.

Mama Mary

Given to us with 4 babies your friends at ALOHA KITTY TNR, Mama Mary was a feral who trusted people, sort of. Once she raised her own 4 she nursed two other litters that came to us orphaned. SHE IS THE MOTHER OF THE YEAR, 2023. She ran out of milk with the last litter (So bottles were added) but oh my, she protected them, cleaned them and totally loved them. One kitten who was extremely malnourished and would have died without her.

Mariposa

Tiny and sick, Mariposa was trapped accidentally with her mom while helping a feeder say/neuter in the Kailua Quarry. Mariposa is now older and very healthy. Although quick movements and new people sometimes frighten her, she is exceptionally sweet when she gets to know you. She adores lap sitting.

Mazzie

Mazzie was found as a newborn kitten, alone in someone’s yard. She was fostered by Aurora, a feral who had four week old kittens. Mazzie has grown into a beautiful medium haired sweetheart with a fluffy tail and lovely Abyssinian fur. Her mild temperament makes her popular with other cats. She prefers to eat on a high spot.

Melanie

Melanie was part of a fluffy litter found outside someone’s condo. Melanie loves a lap and someone to talk to. She loves to nip at fingers if they aren’t petting her just right.

Mickey D

Mickey D was born here at the Charity after his mother, an unfriendly feral, was brought here pregnant. Mickey D is one of the world’s mildest mannered cats. In his mind there is no reason to get upset or excited. He knows it will all turn out well. He relaxes every chance he gets and loves to snuggle with a human or another cat.

Musubi

Musubi is such a sweet boy. He was born of a somewhat feral mom at Mayor Wright housing library. There was a hole in the screen and Musubi’s inventive mama trusted humans enough to feel safe at the library. She had her kittens there and we were called when the babies started running about.

Narcissus

“Sissy” was the only girl in a litter of five kittens who were turned in by a feeder at a small mall where we had just finished spaying and neutering. Sissy is a sweet orange tabby who spends a lot of time trying to read the faces of her humans.

Peekaboo

Born in our feral colony and fixed with her sister as an older kitten, Peekaboo had another problem. She had a large burn on her back that had left an open wound so she could not be released back to her kitty family after fixing. She needed long term care and she got it. She has healed nicely and is a relaxed and permanent member of LACC. Her beautiful coat is so soft and beautiful and Sara is so honored that Peekaboo allows her to gently pet that beautiful fur.

Plato

Plato is curious and slightly clumsy. He is often wet because he slips off the counter’s edge and falls into the water bowl (the same water bowl over and over again). It seems that Plato is not so wise. He is however, sweet and so soft. His beautiful coal black fur just shines from the good diet he eats.

Puka

Puka was rescued by kind visitors from the mainland when they heard his cries after he’d fallen through a drain grating. They were able to find a rope and loop it around Puka to save his life. Puka loves people and purrs often but is afraid of being lifted up.

Ranger Dave

Ranger Dave was trapped, to be neutered, in our colony but it turned out he was a super friendly fellow that someone no longer wanted (per the HHS). Friendly ones don’t do well in feral colonies so Ranger Dave came home to live in our cat-fenced-in back yard.

Scarlett

Scarlett is the bold one in a fluffy litter found outside someone’s condo. To be happy in life, she only needs a lap and someone to pet and feed her. She loves to nip at fingers if they aren’t petting her just right.

Seraphina

Seraphina
“Mother of the Year, 2017” overcame her fear of people to let one kind gentleman bring her (pregnant) to us.  This gentleman knew she was escaping potential cruelty from a cat-hating neighbor who had killed previously.  She had six beautiful babies who are healthy and strong.

Socrates

“Socs” is a sweety and the largest of a litter found behind a beauty salon in Pearl City. Socrates is “in charge” of the kitchen floor if anything is going on at the sink or stove. He stretches out to his full length and makes himself quite comfortable while everyone else has to walk around him.

Stella

Stella was the only girl in a litter of four. She was tiny when she, her siblings and her mother were brought to Love A Cat Charity. She was the “calm presence” with her brothers, who have been adopted. Stella is so loving with those who care to take the time. 

Thelma

Thelma is a beautiful calico who is on the smaller side, but she loves her kibble and promises to fatten up as she ages. Her bird-like call of joy can often be heard if she thinks someone might pet her or pick her up.

Tulip

Tulip is a beautiful, slender, mostly white kitty. She was part of a litter of three that was found by a hospice nurse who heard crying coming from a dumpster. When she gave us the babies, the nurse explained that it wasn’t in her nature to ignore cries for help, so she jumped into the dumpster and rescued the kittens.

Willy

Willy is so friendly he must have had human friends at some time. He found his way to one of our feeding spots near the airport and it was so obvious that he did not belong. Since there is fast car racing near that area, the friendly, laid back kitties don’t make it. So Willy now lives in Love A Cat Charity’s fenced area.