Santino
Is a teenage kitten who is around
5 months old. He is sweet and playful. He really wants a family of his very own.
Florence/
Lauderdale
Animal Shelter
256-760-6676
Sponsored by: Melissa Couch
Saint
Is a 4-month old
kit-teen-ager. He’s sweet and spunky brindle colored little fur ball. He would love a home with other kitties to play with.
Colbert County
Animal Shelter
256-381-4073
Sponsored by: Donna Rupley
Alvin
Is the cutest and sweetest wrinkly boy! His siblings and Mom were all adopted and he’s sad to be here
without them.
Colbert County
Animal Shelter
256-381-4073
Sponsored by: Donna Rupley
Val
Is 2-3 years old. She had her puppies at the shelter, they’ve all been adopted and now it’s her turn. Please ask the staff to get her for you.
Colbert County
Animal Shelter
256-381-4073
Sponsored by: Donna Rupley
Mocha
Is about 2 years old, good with other dogs, cats & livestock. She is an
escape artist and will need a good fenced in yard.
Colbert County
Animal Shelter
256-381-4073
Sponsored by: Donna Rupley
Santino
Is a teenage kitten who is spunky, loves to play with his toys, eat treats and take naps.
He’s ready for his
fur-ever home.
Florence/
Lauderdale
Animal Shelter
256-760-6676
Sponsored by: Candy Howton
Margot
Is a shelter favorite. She’s about 5 years old, super sweet, loves to play, and wants a new loving family of her own.
Florence/
Lauderdale
Animal Shelter
256-760-6676
Sponsored by: Candy Howton
Stella
Is a senior lady and is such a doll. She is low key with a spunky side. She would love a warm home this winter with couch cuddles. Florence/
Lauderdale
Animal Shelter
256-760-6676
Sponsored by: Debra Stidham
Scooby Doo
Is such a sweet boy who is about 5 years old. We LOVE him! A solo home would be ideal for him, he is possessive of his liter box.
Florence/
Lauderdale
Animal Shelter
256-760-6676
Sponsored by:
Vera Stanley
Delaney
Is an adorable peach colored ball of fluff. She is a staff favorite, 2.5 months old and ready for a fur-ever home.
Florence/
Lauderdale
Animal Shelter
256-760-6676
Sponsored by:
Darti Eason