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cindy |
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Cindy and her sister Kali are long time BARC residents. They came to us several years ago from a severe neglect situation which left them both very fearful of, but not aggressive toward, people. Over time they have begun to come out of their shells and were adopted together a few months ago. Although they adjusted well to their new home, the people who adopted them felt they did not have the time to give them the attention they needed. Please give these lovely ladies a chance. We would like them to go together to a new home. They need a person willing to allow them the time and space to get used to their surroundings. They may never be true "lap cats" but they are gentle and beautiful girls who will show you their love and and appreciation in their own way. |
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kali |
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Kali and her sister Cindy are long time BARC residents. They came to us several years ago from a severe neglect situation which left them both very fearful of, but not aggressive toward, people. Over time they have begun to come out of their shells and were adopted together a few months ago. Although they adjusted well to their new home, the people who adopted them felt they did not have the time to give them the attention they needed. Please give these lovely ladies a chance. We would like them to go together to a new home. They need a person willing to allow them the time and space to get used to their surroundings. They may never be true "lap cats" but they are gentle and beautiful girls who will show you their love and and appreciation in their own way. |
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Freddie |
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Freddie was found injured on the street. We think he may have been attacked by a dog. However, this tough guy is well on the mend, and doesn't seem too phased by his recent trauma. He is a very friendly and approachable, and would like a peaceful, dog-free home. |
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clementine |
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Clementine is a real beauty, who was found as a stray in Florida! She is a tad shy and seems stunned to be in the Big Apple but is also very sweet and loves to be petted. |
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IP |
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Ip and her friend Dip came to BARC after their person could no longer care for them. Ip is a bit unsettled with her new situation and likes to hide under her bed. However, she is a gentle house cat who will likely come out of her shell in a new, loving hope. Since she and Dip have lived together, we would ideally like them to find a new home together. |
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Dip |
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Dip and her friend Ip came to BARC after their person could no longer care for them. Dip is more confident than her friend and loves pets and attention. Since she and Ip have lived together, we would ideally like them to find a new home together. |
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Edison |
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Edison came to BARC from the city shelter. He is a mellow lover cat who loves to sit on your lap for long petting sessions. |
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mr. Claus |
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Mr. Claus and his brother, Frosty, came to BARC as small kittens last November. Due to damage from eye infections, they are both blind. Yet this handicap does not limit them very much. They are rambunctious "teenagers", who love to run around, play, and tackle one another. Mr. Claus can see movement, while Frosty follows sound (Frosty also makes his own really cute "snorting" sound). Despite their special needs, they are both very healthy otherwise. Blind cats, once familiar with their surroundings, can function as normally as a sighted cat. For an inspiring story of another blind BARC cat, read about Magic (aka Hope) in our Happy Tails section. Because the brothers are so devoted to one another, we would like to place them in a home together. |
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Frosty |
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Frosty and his brother, Mr. Claus, came to BARC as small kittens last November. Due to damage from eye infections, they are both blind. Yet this handicap does not limit them very much. They are rambunctious "teenagers", who love to run around, play, and tackle one another. Mr. Claus can see movement, while Frosty follows sound (Frosty also makes his own really cute "snorting" sound). Despite their special needs, hey are both very healthy otherwise. Blind cats, once familiar with their surroundings, can function as normally as a sighted cat. For an inspiring story of another blind BARC cat, read about Magic (aka Hope) in our Happy Tails section. Because the brothers are so devoted to one another, we would like to place them in a home together. |
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kitty Carlisle |
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This delicate long-hair is a true diva--she’ll let you pet her for awhile, then communicate she’s had enough with a gentle swat of her paw. Kitty Carlisle isa healthy senior, but is obviously depressed to be here. She wants to live out her remaining years as the queen of your domain. Please give this proud beauty the forever home she deserves. |
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Phoenix |
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Phoenix has suffered a great deal in the last 6 months. A former housecat, he was abandoned to the streets to fend for himself during the harsh winter months. A BARC volunteer found him scared and alone and brought him to the shelter. He is still a bit unsettled, but is happy to have a warm place and regular meals. He is a beautiful boy who deserves a new forever home. |
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marius |
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Marius came to BARC after his person could no longer care for him. He is a mellow senior cat who wants a calm home and a person to love. He is front declawed and has lived with other cats. |
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Syrinda |
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Syrinda came to BARC as a stray. She is a friendly lady who enjoys attention and belly rubs. |
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Benny |
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Benny is shy but very sweet. With patience and a gentle approach he will accept petting and attention. |
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mr. Chairman |
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Mr. Chairman is a real lover. He likes pets and head butts and will "coo" at you for attention. He was adopted briefly and returned to BARC due to reported litterbox issues. He did not experience any problems while at BARC, so this issue may be very easily resolved. BARC staff can provide advice and assistance. |
CINDY & KALI
