Ike
Ike was left at a vet's office, along with a brother
and sister. Ike is still the largest of the three
and loves dogs, other cats and being carried around by
people. He's a big orange teddy bear! |
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Janey
Janey was fixed and being fed at one of our colonies
when she was hit by a car. After a leg operation, we
brought her home to recuperate. Left with only a small
limp, she makes her way easily among the cats in our
fenced-in backyard. |
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Jesse James
Found near the airport, Jesse James was named after a
robber because he'll always steal your heart. He
rubs, purrs and even trips you up as he assists with
all dinner-making in the kitchen and all naps on the
couch. |
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Jezzy
Jezzy was a feral cat who was on her way to the Humane
Society with her sister, Belle. We received a call to
stop the car
they were in and to rescue them. Today, Jezzy is a healthy
tabby with beautiful long brown hair. |
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Jimmy
Jimmy came to us from a vet's office, along with a sister
and a brother. Jimmy was the smallest of the litter and
has the most beautiful coat. He spends a lot of time
right next to people - on the counter "helping"
with dishes or food preparation or snuggling on laps.
Jimmy is one of those cats you find rubbing on your legs
just because he wants to be near you. |
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Joanna
Joanna was a tiny kitten found in the middle of a busy
street unable to walk yet. A kind family pulled over
and picked her up and brought her to us. She loves curl
up and sleep next to you. |
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Kaiulani
Kai'ulani is shy, sweet kitty who loves being in the
kitchen during dinnertime. She loves her mama,
Ku'uipo, and napping in the sun. Her regal bearing
belies her humble beginnings as a landfill kitten. |
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Kamauela
One night while feeding a neutered colony, a pregnant
cat showed up meowing. She allowed us to take her home
where she had her kittens in our closet. All of her babies
were adopted out, except for Kamauela and his brother,
Kona, who joyfully play in our fenced-in backyard. |
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Keali'i
Keali’i is a very big grey tabby, who found his
way to
one of our colonies. He’s been adopted twice, but
currently
lives on our laps in the living room. He has a very large
head, sea green eyes and has a fear of feet. |
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Kona
One night while feeding a neutered colony, a pregnant
cat showed up meowing. She allowed us to take her home
where she had her kittens in our closet. All of her babies
were adopted out, except for Kona and his brother,
Kamauela, who joyfully play in our fenced-in backyard.
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Kuro Chan
Kuro Chan is a black female with a tiny voice and a sweet
personality. She and her brother, Charlie, were being
cared for at a community college when the administration
decided they wanted to get "rid" of all the
cats. Kuro Chan and her brother have an irritable bowel
problem and eat a special diet to keep them healthy. |
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Laddy
Laddy was found as a kitten in a shrub. He is a
somewhat grouchy golden tabby who loves food and
cuddling up with his buds on his favorite rug. |
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Larla
Larla is a completely white cat with one blue eye.
Even
though she’s completely deaf, she has one of the
loudest
meows! She’s very protective of her favorite pillow
and loves to drink out of the bathroom sink faucet.
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