My name is Ash and I came into the shelter with a herd of siblings and cousins. I am a female young adult light gray tabby. I am rooming with my sister, Acorn. She is always primping to look good for the visitors. I am going for more of the grumpy look version: a big scowl when first approached then a purr when I am loved on. I like wet food, I get along with other cats, and if you adopt me I will let you love on me forever.

Hello Folks, my name is Acorn and I am a young adult female tabby. My coloring stands out from my eight housemates'. I have striking marks with deep browns and black mixed with gray. I have so much potential and am really excited about my new beginnings to come. Every morning I get up early to groom and look pretty for visitors. I get nervous when new folks come to my kennel but try to make eye contact, that's supposed to be good. I love the wet food and give the shelter a paws up for how clean my space is.

Bittle is a young female tortoiseshell cat that came to the shelter with a small kitten. She is very friendly with both visitors and the young cats that are running about the shelter. She loves following the shelter staff during the day and dances for wet food. Bittle has been a great mom but is ready for her forever home to receive some much needed tlc and maybe a spot to look outside during the warm summer days. Stop by the Moab Animal Shelter to meet your new best friend, Bittle.

Hi folks, my name is Muffin Man and I am an adult tabby. My dad had to surrender me to the shelter because he needs to be traveling to the far reaches of the world. He taught me a lot about being a good companion and made life good for me. The shelter has cool, high places for me to hang out. I really like watching the other cats' activities. There are kittens, teenagers, and various other ages of kitties moving around. I don't know how the shelter staff keeps this place so clean after a day of this crazy cat action.

My name is Raven and I am a young adult male with long hair. The Raven is a powerful, multifaceted symbol of wisdom, transformation, and intelligence. I came into this world surrounded by other kittens and became the essence of the Raven. For this reason, I stand out due to my quiet observance of all the others who came to the shelter with me. My brothers and sisters stay close for security until they find their own confidence and show their true personalities.

Rye, a young female tuxedo adult with a shy disposition. She is social toward human visitors but was relinquished to the shelter because she did not get along with the family dog. Rye is still adjusting to shelter life but is not showing signs of getting along with other cats. She is very petite and would be a great addition to any lap needing warmth during the upcoming fall nights. At her young age, little Rye has lived in a couple of homes where things didn't work out but is still hoping for that perfect family. Maybe that is you?

Hey folks, my name is Sparrow and I am a bit scared. I am a young, female, long-haired, black feline. I am very relaxed when held but I am just not yet confident enough to approach the human visitors. Raven is the strong one of our group. I have very soft fur and cute tufts of hair that stick out of my ears. The shelter staff socializes with me daily. I don't run from them and I was told that was a great start.

My name is Tabs and I have lived in Moab for all of my life. I am a young adult female tabby with soft tone coloring. I love cuddling with the visitors but am very shy around the other shelter cats. I would rather hang out in my comfy kennel than be out with the other cats. I watch the activity in the front office from my perch, hoping the humans I see will come in visit with me.