Born in July, these two quirky kittens will surprise and delight their new family. Brown tabby brother (Tchotchke) and sister (Trinket) are some of the most affectionate felines I’ve ever met. They started as feral kittens and took time to settle in, and with great role models of other friendly foster kitties and a foster mom who adored them through hisses, grumbles, and protests, they have BLOSSOMED! They will be shy until they settle into their new home (especially Tchotcke), which may require a little patience and understanding from their new family, then they will be the best little buggles ever….

TRINKET plays the role of Big Sister. She is bold, curious, and one of her favorite moves is to approach you to put her two front paws up on your knee and reach her nose to yours for kisses. She loves being kissed all over her face, and when you lie down on the couch, in bed, or just offer the back of your head to her, she will huff in the scent of your scalp until she is doughy-eyed and tranquil, and then she will offer you a bath. (She may think it’s her job to keep you well-groomed.) She is a true delight, and wonderfully-and-whimsically opinionated. 

TCHOTCHKE, Trinket’s ‘little’ brother (same age, but he absolutely has baby brother mojo) is hands-down THE most affectionate cat his foster mom has ever met. It took several months for Tchotchke to evolve from a feral, terrified kitten to melting in your arms, and quite frankly, becoming a little obsessive about getting ALL the cuddles. He doesn’t like to be picked up, but with a point (or tap) at your lap, he hurries over to crawl in. From there, he plops, flops, and snuggles into you like there’s no tomorrow. He rubs his head against you and when you bend to kiss him, he plunges his nose and mouth to your face to snuggle, nuzzle, rub, and kiss, kiss, kiss. 

These two are looking for a calm, mature household, and would love to be adopted together. They have done AMAZINGLY well with other cats (after the recommended separation/acclimation time to make new friends). They would probably do ok with a doggo who is mellow and respects their space- but they may be scared in the beginning. 

Fixed, vaccinated, tested, microchipped, and their adoption includes a voucher for a free vet exam (each). 

For adoption info, call Kristin (805) 550-9064

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Ripley is 9 years old, BIG (12-pounds), and super chill and affectionate. He spends his days lolling around the house, basking in sunshine, and lazily batting at a toy you dangle for him. He blisses out when he is pet and loved on and will reach out to rest his paw on your arm to show his affection. He will nuzzle into you with a loud-but-relaxed purrrrrr and enjoys his daily dose of catnip or silvervine. 

Ripley was rescued from a shelter’s euthanasia list, and he is the SWEETEST guy. He would love to find a home where he can be the only cat of the house. He is FIV+ (immunodeficient, but generally live normal-length, healthy lives when kept indoor-only). He may do just fine with a dog, though! (There is no risk of FIV transmission to people or dogs.) His human should also be a cat-savvy parent; 99.5% of the time, Ripley is the dearest, most caring and conscientious critter who adores his time with you and shows abundant affection, but when he doesn’t want something or like something, he lets you know with a swat or a nip. (His queues are easy to spot.)

If you’re looking for a mellow, adoring feline friend, please consider Ripley! 

Neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and his adoption includes a voucher for a free vet exam. 

For adoption info, call Kristin (805) 550-9064

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These siblings were born in mid June 2025. Macky is a brown tabby with deep stunning stripes and jungle print spots. Molly is a muted tortie. She has a streak of light fur on her head like Bonnie Raitt.

They are both shy kitties but lovers, especially Macky. He will readily jump on a lap and lounge there as long as you will stay put. He can be thrown over the shoulder like a baby and will purr his little heart out. Molly will too, but she takes more time to warm up and trust humans. These two play together so nicely. They go crazy over the cat dancer toy and love to throw toy mice into the air. A quiet home would be ideal. They have never been separated since birth and need to be adopted as a pair. They have been around other cats, but not dogs. They truly need a forever home.

Fixed, vaccinated and microchipped.

Please call Annie for adoption info (805)540-8922
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Hootie is an 11-year-old tabby girl, chalk-full of quirky wonders and affection. Having spent the first 10 years of her life as a misunderstood barn cat, Hootie got high blood pressure (easily resolved with one daily pill for literally $2 per month) which caused her to go blind. Within hours of coming into Feline Network’s care, the REAL Hootie came out of her charming ‘barn cat’ shell. She is affectionate and loves pets, one-on-one time, and extended lap sessions. She loves to be in the vicinity of her humans and has figured out how to navigate the house and jump onto her foster parents’ bed at night. (She loves to sleep at your feet.) She lightly drools when your pets take her into blissful nuzzling and she’ll give you the tiniest, most adorable lick-kisses in gratitude. 

Hootie is a petite kitty with a slightly stubby tail, fluffy cheek tufts, and big, dilated pupils, which give her an ‘owl-like’ appearance. Her adjustment from life outdoors to the pampered indoor lifestyle with a selection of cat beds to choose from, a heated cat mat, and zero concerns about predators could not have been smoother. She may love to be the only cat of the household but has had an easy time sharing her foster home with other cats. (She just grumbles or hisses to let them know that she likes her space.) 

She would love a cat-savvy home, particularly one that may have experience with ‘opinionated’ cats. She is very easy to give her tiny daily pill; that’s no problem at all. But Hootie can be particular about how and when she receives attention. She is great at giving queues (hissing, grumbling, or putting her ears down) to her human, but if not promptly followed, she will swat at you (no teeth, no claws), but it can be startling. 

Spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, tested, and her adoption includes a voucher for a free vet exam. 

For adoption info, call Kristin (805) 550-9064

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Boz (brown tabby cat, 6 years old) and Baby (black cat, 1 year old) met in foster care and unexpectedly became an inseparable duo. They are highly-quirky cats with social eccentricities who will warm your heart and keep you smiling at their unusual personalities. 

Boz is shy and reserved but absolutely loves attention and circles for morning and evening pets as he purrs and nuzzles his round head and stout body against you. Once he knows you, he loves to be lifted to your shoulder for mutual head-nuzzling.

Baby was a feral kitten that was rescued from the streets. She lost her mom, who passed away, and when Baby tested FIV+, her rescue team knew she was destined for an indoor-only life. Over time, Boz showed Baby that she could trust humans and relish petting with resounding purrs. Baby is now so excited when it’s time for petting and attention that she squeaks with glee and goes onto her hind legs to rub her back into your hand. She likely will never want to be picked up, but she adores being near people and doted on. 

These two will require patience, love, and understanding as they acclimate to their new home. You will feel their reliance on you for reassurance and love; and they will continuously put a smile on your face with their affection for each other and the silly and funny things they do together. There are so many moments with these two that you will feel overwhelming good fortune to be in their lives. And I assure you that the feeling will be mutual.

Fixed, vaccinated, microchipped, and their adoption include vouchers for free vet exams. 

Baby is FIV+. This pair 100% requires an indoor-only home. We expect Baby to live a long, healthy life- just like other cats. FIV is a viral exposure that causes the immune system to be inefficient, so keeping FIV+ cats out of the elements outside (other cats, unsafe food/water sources, other animals) is critical.

Fixed, vaccinated, and microchipped.

For adoption info call Kristin (805) 550-9064

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