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Hillary is the mother of Abbott who also resides at the shelter. They, along with Abbott's siblings, were taken door to door by some children who were trying to sell them. At the time, the kittens were only about 3 weeks old. A lady bought them and brought them to the shelter. Hillary is about 5 years old. |
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Jewel is a little tabby that was found in a neighborhood on the westside. She was living in an alley with her mom (Princess Di) behind a burned out drug house. As you can see, Jewel is adorable. |
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Jezebel, a long hair black cat, 3 years old. She was "dumped" on a neighboring farm. The owner rescued her just before her dogs tried to kill her. Jezebel is a sweetie, but watch your chin, she gives love bites. |
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L J was taken to a vet's office as a kitten in late 1996 with an upper respiratory infection and was requested he be put down. The vet called us and he's been living with us ever since. LJ is a very loving cat. |
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Lydia was found living behind Lone Star school. She had a litter of 4 kittens. Lydia was friendly, however her kittens were wild. Lydia was living off scraps she found an gophers. We are guessing she was born around 1995-1996. |
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Martin. Martin was one of four kittens found behind a business complex in southeast Fresno. Two NSPA volunteers spent several weeks trapping the four kittens, a mom and dad. Martin, approximately 4 months old at the time and was wild. He is now a very sweet, lovable and adoptable cat of 4-5 years of age. |
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Oreo was tossed out of a car as a kitten into the path of our founder's son. Oreo is now a resident of the sanctuary. |
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Miss Peaches is a beautiful small orange Tabby. She is sweet
but independent. If you are bending over, she has now problem taking her
place on your back. Peaches periodically has some skin problems
especially in the heat. |
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Peanut is a large, handsome tabby of about 4 years of age. He is very loving and friendly and sometimes comes when he hears his name. He was named for the markings on his belly which resembled Mr. Peanut when he was a kitten. Peanut loves to be brushed and is very adoptable. |
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Pearlie (Mae): This beautiful silver tabby is a real eye catcher.
Pearlie is one of seven cats brought from the Carruthers area. She
remains somewhat frightened of humans but is frequently seen near the house.
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Pippi was brought to the shelter from the mountains as a stray. She was very ill as a kitten and in maturity is quite small. She has continued to have health problems as an adult. Although she has special needs, she would be a wonderful pet. Pippi is 4 years old. |
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Troubles One and Stretch were among the first cats to come
live at NSPA. They had a home but the people were no longer able to care
for them. This young lady is fairly friendly. |
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Little Shaver and Tioga. These two delightful kittens were born at the shelter in the spring of 2002. Their mother is Sierra, so they were given names related to hers. Tioga is black with some white markings and Little Shaver is a tabby. They are currently the youngest residents of the shelter. |
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Tiger and her 4 kittens were living with an elderly lady who had hip surgery and was unable to care for them. We think she was born in 1996. |
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Tiny once had a home. However, he and Beezley were brought to the shelter when their owner moved to an apartment and could not afford the pet deposit. The young man does visits his former pets once in awhile. Tiny is quite handsome and very friendly. |
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Velvet: This beautiful black with white markings was abandoned in 2004
at the shelter along with her kitten, Pudge. Pudge has since been
adopted. Velvet is very sweet and loving and would be a wonderful pet.
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Yogi. Yogi was a stray found in a backyard as a kitten. The people who brought him to the shelter believed someone threw him in their backyard. Yogi is 4 years old, very loving and would make a most enjoyable pet. |
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Zen: When they are together, Zen and her mother Tess are look alikes.
Once they are walking it is easier to tell them apart as Zen is taller
with a shorter tail. Zen would really like to have her very own family. |
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