Last Updated March 6, 2023
Rescue Stats 2024
cats
spayed/neutered
+ cats via our trap loan program
cats
adopted
Rescue Stats 2023
cats
spayed/neutered
+ cats via our trap loan program
cats
adopted
Rescue Stats 2022
281 cats
spayed/neutered
+ 165 cats via our trap loan program
273 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2021
cats
313 spayed/neutered
+ 222 cats via our trap loan program
266 cats
adopted
Rescue Stats 2020
420 cats spayed/neutered
+ 333 cats via our trap loan program
344 cats
adopted
Rescue Stats 2019
272 cats spayed/neutered
+ 376 cats via our trap loan program
381 adopted
Rescue Stats 2018
254 cats spayed/neutered
+ 107 cats via our trap loan program
224 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2017
291 cats spayed/neutered
+ 125 cats via our trap loan program
392 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2016
260 cats spayed/neutered
+ 130 cats via our trap loan program
341 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2015
344 cats spayed/neutered
+48 via our trap loan program
249 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2014
176 cats spayed/neutered
+ 68 via our trap loan program
194 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2013
233 cats spayed/neutered
+ 95 via our trap loan program
222 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2012
260 cats spayed/neutered
202 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2011
244 cats spayed/neutered
198 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2010
306 cats spayed/neutered
216 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2009
421 cats spayed/neutered
232 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2008
350 cats spayed/neutered
200 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2007
226 cats spayed/neutered
149 cats adopted
Rescue Stats 2006
126 cats spayed/neutered
56 cats adopted
13th Street Cat RescueWe are a Non-Profit 501(c)(3), No-Kill, Cat and Kitten Rescue Organization - San Jose, California |
Tabby (short coat) : : Female (spayed) : : Adult
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Coming home one day, I swing open the garage door and there Daisy was. She looked like she was a stray, no collar, dusty. One hello meow was all it took. She followed me everywhere after that. When I went for a walk around the area, she was always just a few steps behind. She was there to say goodbye when I left for work, and she was there when I got home to greet me. Eventually I took to supplying her food, water, and an outdoor shelter where she could sleep during the cold nights. She hasn't wandered off since.
Daisy really brought the community together as neighbors would come and refill her bowl and provide her treats. She is still majorly an outside cat today, but we know she would love to find a home where she could be an indoor only cat. One of her ears is slightly smaller than the other and we think she's low on hearing from an unknown past incident, but not deaf. If she continues to live outside, it could pose a hazard for her as she would not be able to hear anything coming from behind.
Right now, we are having Daisy sleep over at a neighbors place on the weekends and she seems to do really well. Loves cuddling and purring constantly while being petted, playing with her scratching post, and sleeping on the couch next to you while you read. Daisy's a simple cat that would love to keep you company
"If you are interested in meeting Daisy, please email Lillian: mnbonzimnky(AT)gmail(DOT)com
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