Brighton is a handsome young black cat whose journey began on a vacant property on the northwest side of Great Falls, where he and his littermates were rescued. Now about a year old, Brighton has spent most of his life in a loving foster home, learning what it means to feel safe, cared for, and […]
Baila is a beautiful young black cat rescued from a vacant property on the northwest side of Great Falls along with her siblings. Her name means “to dance,” and while she may not be the first to rush up and introduce herself, there’s still a playful spirit behind those cautious eyes. Now about a year
Meet Briar, a handsome tuxedo boy with a story that started on a vacant property on the northwest side of Great Falls, where he and 10 siblings were rescued from uncertain futures. Now about a year old, Briar has spent many months learning what it means to be safe, loved, and part of a home.
Boog is a handsome black male cat who is now about a year old and has spent most of his life growing up in a loving foster home. Because of this, his personality has truly had the chance to shine—and what a personality it is! This boy is bursting with energy, confidence, and enough charm
Logan is a black and white young adult who’s been growing up in a loving foster home after a rough start in life. He and his siblings were found sick and struggling—battling goopy eyes, diarrhea, and an upper respiratory infection—but with plenty of love and care, Logan made a full recovery and hasn’t looked back.
Kara’s a sweet gray and white young adult who grew up loved in her foster home. When they first found her, she was sick and struggling with goopy eyes, diarrhea, and an upper respiratory infection. But with dedicated care and time, Kara healed and slowly blossomed into the playful, young kitty she was meant to
**Meet Ireland – A Mama with a Heart of Gold** Ireland is a beautiful young adult gray tuxedo with soft fur, bright eyes, and a gentle soul. She joined the Pet Paw-See around St. Patrick’s Day with seven tiny kittens, all depending on her for survival. And what a wonderful mother she was—devoted, nurturing, and
