Bittle is a young female tortoise shell 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.

My name is Bobbie and I am on my second visit to the shelter. I was just a kitten when I was first adopted. I was a cute, female kitten with a bobbed tail. My human folks have been great but their other cat just didn't like having another cat in the home. I did a lot of hiding and was always on the watch for a surprise attack. Now, I sit in a cat tree that faces a window. The shelter staff gives me love and special treats. I think I would like my next home to be just for me and be my forever home.

Ginna came to the shelter after being found in the same area as Bittle. She cried out when she saw Bittle and Baby Lane. A larger area was created in the shelter so they could all settle in together. Ginna is a young, female white and gray tabby. She tolerates the other shelter cats but would probably live her best life in a home of her own. She is very friendly to any visitors who come into the shelter to say hi. You can win her over with a scratch and a bowl of wet food. Yum.

June Bug, a young adult white domestic short hair that came to the shelter with her young baby named Snow. June Bug was very protective of Snow to the point of being reactive. Snow graduated to the open cat area which has allowed June Bug to relax and accept the attention from our volunteers. This is a work in progress but very exciting.
Come meet this beautiful kitty at the Moab Animal Shelter.

Moki, a young adult female with long black hair. Moki came to the shelter swollen with soon-to-be kittens. Her babies grew into strong, independent kittens and have all found their forever homes. Moki is a very calm soul and it will be exciting to see her personality emerge after being in Mom mode. It's her turn to be doted on the way she has for her little ones. Meet Moki at the Moab Animal Shelter.

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.

Sam is a young male white and orange domestic short hair. He wants to be friendly with visitors but needs for the person to reach in for scratches. So many of the shelter cats come in very shy but with volunteers help they can find their confidence and evolve into the loving version that finds the hearts of our visitors and their forever home. Sam is in that process and could use some loving scratches from you.

Zircon, an adult female Siamese mix with a swirl of colors that makes her very unique. She is very motivated to engage socially when wet food is given. Zircon wants to be social and has made impressive progress in a short period of time. She greets the shelter staff every day and visitors gravitate toward her because of her looks. She has a high level of curiosity and intelligence. Zircon could use more visitors to practice her social skills, maybe you could be that person?