Adoptions/Fosters

Zorro was born to a feral mom who was living at a hoarder's home in San Ramon. He’s one of three in his litter. 

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Zorro is shy but once he feels safe with you he LOVES attention and is truly so sweet. He loves to play with wand toys and rub up next to you or his litter mates.

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He has been neutered, received his vaccinations, including rabies, and is on flea treatment.

Meet Samson! Samson was born as a premature Boer goat twin to a goat breeding family in the Bay Area.

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Samson has wry mouth which means his jaw is deviated to the left so he had trouble nursing on his mom but he has learned to take a bottle pretty well. He also has bilateral contracted front carpal joints, which is going to require him wearing splints to both front legs for a few weeks. Fortunately, he doesn’t have joint ill (a dangerous and life threatening diagnosis). 

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He was seen at a UC Davis veterinarian hospital and we are following their treatment plan. 

Samson’s learning to walk and run and is just the cutest little 6 lbs you will ever see!!

We are so excited to care for him and help him grow.

Salt is sweet and gentle, very nurturing, very calm, and very loving. She has a mellow personality, loves to be held and is very trusting. She and her siblings (Fog, Yosemite, and Rhino) are all looking for their forever homes.

She has been spayed, and is all up-to-date on vaccinations. She's excited to find her forever fit family.

Rhino is a really playful, fun male grey and white kitten who was given to us with siblings born from a feral mom. Rhino meows to say hello and purrs loudly when receiving affection.

Rhino is neutered, has received all his vaccinations, and is looking for his forever family.​

Sally is a grey/brown tabby. She is shy initially but very sweet once she knows you. Then she loves to be cuddled and rubbed on.

She comes to people that she is comfortable with for treats and attention. She’s playful and can be independent. She’s better with male cats as she can be slightly territorial with some female females.​

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She has been spayed, and is all up-to-date on vaccinations. She's excited to find her own family that will love on her.

Luke was found trapped at a hoarder’s home where he had lived for the last 10-12 years as a feral cat. We picked him up from a shelter to foster him at the Sanctuary. Luke is an elderly cat with anemia caused by being infested with fleas, and elevated liver enzymes. He was emaciated and needed to gain weight, but already since his time here he’s been eating well, gaining weight, and sharing SO much love. He has opened up, loves to purr, and loves to get close to you. He would do best with being adopted by a senior for constant companionship.

Klaus is an adorable elderly cat, likely over ten years old, who was previously living as a feral cat with a family whose mom had passed away. He was originally a feral cat being loved on and fed by the family. After the mom passed away, the house was vacated and Klaus needed someone to care for him. He is a bit timid with people before he gets to know them but he loves to be combed. Once he gets to know people, he is warm and sweet. He would fit perfectly in a senior home with a constant companion.

Meet Colonel Joe, a very recent addition to the Sanctuary. Colonel Joe is a special warrior with bumble foot and arthritis. We found him when he hobbled over to our Founder, Kim, when she was at a Haybarn in Tracy. He is 6-7 years old and a total sweetie at heart who loves to be held. Since finding Colonel Joe, he has had his bumble removed by a doctor at VEG and now has custom booties made to help the healing process for his wounds. He is currently on antibiotics and pain medication. We are happy to have found him and taken him in.

Thomas was abandoned as a kitten with his mother, and 2 siblings. When he was found, Thomas couldn’t move his back legs. He was evaluated by UC Davis Neurology and they stated that he has no voluntary movements in his hind limbs and no sensation.  We drain his bladder 3 times a day. Thomas is neutered and up to date on all vaccinations. He is up for adoption to the right home that can provide him with the care and love he deserves. 

Lucy and Ava are both in need of homes. They were born to a feral mom locally. They were taken in by a family but were still needing socialization. They are a sweet pair but quite shy and would best be adopted together as working cats. 

Ava and Lucy are both in need of homes. They were born to a feral mom locally. They were taken in by a family but were still needing socialization. They are a sweet pair but quite shy and would best be adopted together as working cats.