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Cats in Need of Sponsorship
Blue Moon
A beautiful Russian Blue with a spot of white on his neck, Blue Moon recently graduated from living outdoors in our catio to joining the main room inside the cattery. When he first came to Misfit Rescue from a hoarding situation, he was undersocialized and afraid. With time and love, he has become a friendly, observant boy who always has a wide-eyed expression.
Tigger
A giant boy of nearly 20 pounds with an adorable snaggletooth, Tigger resembles a Norwegian Forest cat and has an absolutely glorious presence. He has made many a heart swoon and try to win his affection, but his loyalty to his rescue mom, Julie Davis, runs deep and he has made Misfit Rescue his home. He enjoys lounging in a hammock and receiving adoration from his admirers.
Heartnose
Heartnose is a darling dumpling of a cat who lived his entire life outdoors until he was brought in as a TNR. Well into his senior years and without a safe place to return to, Heartnose took up residence at Misfit Rescue. As an undersocialized cat who was not exposed to humans at an early age, he spends most of his time out of sight in the cattery. The volunteer team is patiently waiting for him to come out in his own time, with the goal of socializing him to human touch and companionship.
Monroe
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edward G. Robinson
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Viv
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Tippy
A young, playful tuxedo cat, Tippy was rescued off the streets of Salt Lake City due to a suspected neurological condition. However, doctors gave this dapper boy a clean bill of health. Not able to be returned to a safe place outdoors with access to food and water, Tippy joined the Misfit crew. Although he is currently skittish and not handleable, everyday he grows more accustomed to humans and we hope to move him to our adoptable list one day soon.
Darling
Darling is an introspective, gorgeous girl with intense eyes who came to Misfit Rescue with her daughter. She spends most of her days peering out from behind furniture and is not completely comfortable with humans yet, but she will allow soft, gentle pets. She is kind and quiet, and we are grateful to give her a safe home indoors.
Hans
Hans is Misfit Rescue's resident lady killer. With his blue bedroom eyes, sturdy build, and flirtatious nature, he is easy to fall in love with. Thought to be feral, he originally came to the rescue from a community cat colony where he had lived outdoors for many years unneutered. It was quickly discovered that was the sweetest old tomcat on earth, and he is now enjoying his retirement lying on the countertop and charming his girlfriends for more food.
Sylvester
Sylvester is a senior cat who came to Misfit Rescue as a package deal with 15 other cats when his owner passed away. (Originally from New York, he drove all the way to Utah with his owner many years ago!) He is still adjusting to his new life and environment, but with his gentle disposition and strong bond with his friends, we think he will do just fine.
Pretty Girl
Cloud
Miss Cloud is a petite girl with the cutest little face who is a mixture of sugar and spice (mostly spice). She was part of a TNR project where she was spayed after having numerous litters of kittens back to back. Upon examination, doctors discovered she was very sick with fibroids in her uterus, a URI, and painful dental disease. Due to her conditions, she was made a Misfit and now, fully recovered, she spends her days playing and swatting at those who feed her.
Ziggy
Ziggy is the epitome of amazing. Born with a defect in his front legs that turns his paws inward and makes it so that he slithers instead of walks, he is a happy-go-lucky people lover who will crawl atop anyone who sits on the floor. It is believed he was abandoned at a community cat colony, where he was found near a busy road. Arriving at the rescue undernourished but high spirited, he is a testament to the resilience and fortitude of felines.
Taffy
Taffy, also known as Spaz Taffy, is a true wild child who lives by her own rules. She was saved from euthanasia at the shelter by a fellow cat rescuer, only to be brought to Misfit Rescue after biting her new owner a bit too hard (we're still waiting to hear Taffy's side of the story). At the rescue, Taffy decided that she preferred to live outdoors, where she inspects the roof of cars and is the star of her own show.
Batman
It's easy to see how Batman got his name. With his black mask of fur, white neck and chest, and sleek, muscular body, he bears a striking resemblance to the superhero!
Batman came to the rescue with his friends Sylvester, Yogi, and Jasmine. Understandably frightened and shy at first, he is warming up to his new caretakers and enjoys a calm, reassuring touch.
Yogi
Yogi is an older female cat with the classic tabby marking of an "M" on her forehead. She has a beautiful brown and gray coat and expressive eyes.
Shy and reserved, Yogi still seems unsure on where she stands with humans, but she is enjoying her new home with us, relaxing in her cubby hole and enjoying food with her friends.
Maggie
Maggie is Misfit Rescue's senior-most sweetheart. Believed to be around 16 years old, she walks with a slow gait, enjoys long mealtimes, and has a signature meow that sounds like a yowl. Coming from a hoarding house where her well-being was not prioritized, we are so glad she is at the rescue where she can be given all the comfort and care she deserves.
Millie
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Jasmine
Jasmine is a sleek black beauty who is timid and tends to hide. After her owner passed away, she came to the rescue with several of her friends, where she received some much-needed dental work.
Now free of pain and in a calm environment, we are working with Jasmine to build her trust and show their sweet side.
Tyrone
Tyrone is a talkative, energetic young boy who showed up at the rescue one day and decided to make it his home. No one knows where he came from or how he got there, but he has become a fixture outside, entertaining all those who pass with his playful antics, jumping in cars and protecting the grounds from any passing dogs.
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