08/22/2026
Sweet Daisy was surrendered back to us after four months.🌼💔While we’re sad things didn’t work out, we are grateful that her former adopter reached out to us rather than dumping her or surrendering elsewhere. We drove from Salinas to King City and back to bring our girl home safely.
We care deeply about the safety and wellbeing of every kitty connected to our rescue: our adopted cats, kitties in our care, and our managed feral colonies. Daisy will spend time in quarantine so we can monitor for any illnesses, injuries, or other concerns that could pose a risk to the rest of our cats. Some issues don’t show up right away, so we prefer to be preventative.
She’ll have her hammock, a bed, appropriately portioned meals (this girl gained some weight), and lots of monitoring and care.
We were told a resident cat didn’t get along with Daisy, that she stole cat food, and that she swatted at one of the other cats, all behaviors that can be completely normal in a multi-cat household. Kitties are just as complex as they are adorable.
If an adopter is unhappy or unable to continue caring for a cat, returning them to us is always the best outcome. We’d much rather bring them back into our care than have frustration grow toward a sweet, innocent animal. Daisy is safe, loved, and home with us again.
Let us know if you’d be interested in adopting her once cleared. She’s a sweet girl who deserves her forever home 💛