Black & Orange Cat Foundation

10/14/2026

This is a courtesy post for two sisters who we want to be adopted together. They have been with each other since birth. They look like twins in their appearance and can only be told apart by their collars. Cupcake is also just a bit larger than her sister, Sprinkle.

Cupcake and her sister, Sprinkle, were adopted in 2022 when they were just babies. They are now four-years-old.

Their owner reached out to their former foster mom and said she wanted to re-home them, because she is dating someone who is retiring soon and they want to downsize before they move in together. He has a dog and a cat. She has Cupcake and Sprinkle and they want to re-home the two girls.

Cupcake. Here is what her current owner said:
Cupcake is friendly, sometimes shy when company comes. She enjoys petting and belly rubs. I have a hard time telling Cupcake and Sprinkle apart. They look like twins. I sometimes need to check their collar to be sure: hers is black with flowers. Both cats have been around my grandkids and enjoy playing (laser lights and other toys). They have not been around other animals. Cupcake is about 14 pounds, a little bigger than her sister.

Sprinkle:
Sprinkle is playful , friendly, and curious about everything and everyone. She plays fetch too. She hardly ever hesitates to interact with new people. She’s been around kids,but not other animals. She has a purple collar (with little multicolored cat prints). She’s about 11 pounds, a little smaller than her sister.

The girls are four-years-old, friendly and quiet. They are spayed and current on their rabies shots. They come with lots of paraphernalia including: tree and tower, food, litter, two carriers and toys.

All of their vet care was done when they were first adopted.

We would like for the girls to be adopted together. If you would like more information or to request an adoption application, please email [email protected]

10/14/2026

10/10/2026

Update: we think we have homes for these babies.

This is a courtesy post for a family that is looking to re-home a litter of four kittens.

Joey: black male
Smokey: tabby male
Sammy: Siamese male with white socks (snowshoe)
Seally: Siamese female

The kittens are about 8-9 weeks old. They have been fixed, had first vaccines, and were treated preventatively for fleas/dewormed.

The kittens have been handled since they were born and are very friendly. They have always been inside. They are very sweet and loving.

If two of the siblings are adopted as a pair, there is only one adoption fee.

If you would like to find out more or to request an adoption application, please email Black and Orange Cat Foundation at [email protected]

10/10/2026

This is Nat. She showed up pregnant at a family's house. They had an appointment to have her spayed, but the day before her surgery, she had 6 kittens. The babies were born on July 27 and are now in new homes or are looking for homes. Nat is ready for her own cushy life, too.

Nat will be going on November 14 to be spayed and vaccinated and get any other vet care she needs. After that, she will be ready to head to a new home.

Nat is just an overgrown kitten herself. She is about a year old.

Nat is extremely sweet and gentle. She loves wet food, windows, catnip toys, and your lap. She is a super lap kitty who would love to hang out with you wherever you are sitting down.

Nat's daughter, Chanterelle, is also looking for a home. If the pair were adopted together, there would only be one adoption fee.

Nat would be good with other cats, cat savvy children, and could be introduced to a cat friendly dog.

If you would like to find out more about Nat or to request an adoption application, please email us at [email protected]

10/10/2026

The Animal Health Organization (TAHO) is facing critical staffing and financial challenges, leading to reduced hours and temporarily limited services at its Delaware location beginning October 5. The situation highlights a larger challenge across Ohio: access to affordable veterinary care.

Read the full update and take action to help expand access to veterinary care in Ohio at ohioanimaladvocates.org/news/the-animal-health-organization-faces-challenges

10/09/2026

Chanterelle is one of a litter of 6 kittens whose mom was dumped at a nice family's house. The family had the mother cat scheduled to be spayed, but the day before she was supposed to have her surgery, she gave birth to Chanterelle and her siblings.

Chanterelle was born on July 27 and is about 3 months old right now. She is energetic and loves to play, chasing balls, toys, your feet, and anything that moves.

But she is also a snuggle bug and loves to cuddle up in your cozy lap for pets.

Chanterelle is going for her spay surgery on October 29 and will have all of her vet care done at that time. She will need boosters for her vaccines at the end of November.

Chanterelle loves other cats and would be young enough to be safely introduced to a cat loving dog. She also would be fine with cat savvy children.

If you would like to find out more about Chanterelle or to request an adoption application, please email us at [email protected]

10/09/2026

This is a courtesy post to help find beautiful Nova a wonderful home.

Nova was very sick when she was dumped at a family's house who luckily took her to the vet to get care. Nova is very sweet. She likes to knead her paws and "nurse" as she does so. She loves people and is so lovely with her little black nose and chin. She has soft bunny-like fur.

Nova has been in a home with dogs and does well with them. She is not so good with other kitties and would be prefer to be a dog owning cat only.

Nova has been spayed, treated preventatively for fleas/dewormed, and will have her vaccines updated prior to adoption.

Nova is about a year old.

If you would like to know more about Nova or to request an adoption application, please email Black and Orange Cat Foundation at [email protected]

10/03/2026

Poor Mimi (formerly just called Momma Kitty) was a momma cat to a litter of six babies (four that have now found homes) and was living on a concrete sidewalk outside of an apartment building. A nice lady was feeding her. When it rained, Mimi would take the kittens and move them under a bush. When the sun was shining, she fed them on the sidewalk.

A concerned cat lover was worried about the kittens and Mimi and reached out to several people who all got involved to save this sweet girl. Mimi and the kittens were taken inside and began their journey to pampered house cats.

Mimi is still only really a kitten herself at about a year and a half old. She has been spayed, vaccinated, tested negative for feline leukemia/FIV, and treated preventatively for fleas/dewormed.

Mimi is still a little shy and is just learning what it is like to be safe. She is learning how to play and now likes to sleep on the bed with her caregiver. She is learning to trust and is becoming a very, very sweet girl.

We would like to see Mimi adopted with one of her remaining kittens, either Pan (male) or Freya (female). If she is adopted with one of the babies, there is only one adoption fee.

If you would like more information on Mimi, please email us at [email protected] and request an adoption application.

10/03/2026

Daisy's owner went to a mental health facility and Daisy was left in an apartment for several weeks on her own. She now needs a forever home.

Daisy was a stray who was fixed during a trapping project and has an ear tipped ear. The maintenance people later trapped Daisy and took her miles away to get rid of her and some of the other cats. Daisy found her way back home and showed up at the window looking for her family. The lady let her in and she has stayed inside ever since.

Daisy is a gorgeous long-haired tortoiseshell cat. Her hair is so soft. It is like little bunny fur. She is about 3-4 years old. She is fixed. She has had her vaccines updated, been microchipped, and treated with flea preventative. She did test positive for FIV or feline immunodeficiency virus. She is negative for feline leukemia.

Cats with FIV can live very long and happy lives. They cannot pass the virus on to other cats except by deep bites or from nursing moms passing the virus to their babies. Daisy has lived with two other cats for two years and both of them are negative. FIV positive cats can live with negative cats with no fear of passing it on to the other cats.

A good article about FIV positive cats is below:

https://www.vet.cornell.edu/departments-centers-and-institutes/cornell-feline-health-center/health-information/feline-health-topics/feline-immunodeficiency-virus-fiv

Daisy is a little shy at first, but once she has warmed up to you, she is very loving. She is good with other cats and would be fine with cat savvy children.

If you would like more information on Daisy or to request an adoption application, please email us at [email protected]