All summer long Purebreds Plus Cat Rescue is hosting an online Adoption Faire. Every week we showcase just a few cats that are available for adoption. Each cat has its own web page with a complete bio and photographs. Contact us if you'd like to meet one of the cats below.

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STRUT This is Strut. He is a beautiful one and a half to two year old Himalayan cat looking for a wonderful home. He has the most beautiful blue eyes! He is sweet, playful and very gentle. He loves to play with the other cats and dogs in his foster home.

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KIRBY He came to us shaved in a lion cut so his hair is short but it is soft and silky. You can see his beautiful flame coloring and Paul Newman blue eyes. Look at his magnificent tail draped over the edge of the shelf. I expect he has a lush coat. I woke him up from a sound siesta and you can see in the photo's he is still sort of asleep.

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TOOTSIE Tootsie is our little one-eyed wonder. She looks very much like a Shaded Silver Persian but she has the black nose and gold eye that is typical of a Smoke. She is a feisty, spunky little miss.

Volunteer Opportunities
Currently we are looking for volunteers to help with some of the administrative duties to keep our adoption process working efficiently.

1. One or two volunteers to help us maintain our wait lists so that we can match the perfect cat with its family ASAP. We are often contacted by people looking to rehome their cats, and if we've got approved adopters in line, then the cat never has to be at a shelter or even in our foster system. Not everyone can foster cats. If you are organized, trustworthy, computer literate, and would like to help cats, this is the perfect opportunity for you.
2. One or two volunteers to help us maintain the database of adopted cats and track incoming cats.
3. Volunteers to help clean and groom cats in our Santa Cruz Foster Center. We are looking for people who can make a commitment to come in and help one or more days per week on a regular basis. You don’t have to work all day—just a few hours will be helpful—but we do need reliable volunteers, as we put a lot of time and energy into training, and the number of cats we take in is commensurate with the number of volunteers we have to care for them.
4. Reliable and available transporters who can drive as often as monthly from the Bay Area, Vacaville, or Sacramento area to Santa Cruz.
5. Computer savvy cat lovers who can help us with our Shelter Cats pages. You can handle certain breeds or monitor a shelter in your area and post those cats. This activity requires a bit of training to know which cats are adoptable at the shelter, and you will need to monitor those same shelters so we can keep the pages up-to-date. Anyone can perform this task, but it's ideal for someone who's burned out from fostering over the years but still wants to help cats. A good eye for overlooked purebreds is a help, but we can also train you for this as you go.