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 Female - 10 Mos. - DSH - Black and White

 Platinum was living the harsh life on the street when she was trapped and brought into Rescued Treasures. She now enjoys the luxuries of indoor life, an easy meal, and a warm bed. She does enjoy playing with ball toys and the other kitties. Given some time and understanding, her personality will shine like a ring that you have to take the time to polish. 

 Female - 2 Yrs. -  DSH - Tabby

 I was brought in by a wonderful trapper who works with Community Cat Coalition of Clark County (C5) because someone in the neighborhood I was living in was harming cats. I have an injury to my eye, but don’t worry about the glare. I was examined by a vet and have no pain but don’t have full vision from it.  I love pets, especially around my ears and near my tail.  I would do best in a home with another cat and no dogs. I will take time to warm up to you, but it will be worth it because I am as sweet as can be.    

 Male - 1 Yr.  DSH - Black  

While some think black cats are bad luck, more cultures find they are good luck! In Japan, black cats can bring love or fortune. An English bride receiving a black cat as a gift will have a happy marriage, while having one appear on your doorstep in Scotland signals prosperity is on its way. The French call black cats “Money Cats,” and treating them with respect can bring riches. I am hoping to be your lucky cat with my bright amber eyes!  

 Male - 1.5 Yrs.  DMH - Black

Cedar originally came to us when he was about 3 months old with litter mates dubbed the wood pile kittens. His brother Ash and Cedar were the shy ones, so it took awhile for them to get adopted. Unfortunately, his new owner is moving and can not take him with her. Cedar is back again and ready to settle down in a permanent furever home. While he is shy, he likes treats and loves to play with wand toys.   

Female - 3 Yrs.  DSH - Grey

Juniper was originally transferred from a shelter to PALNV at the end of January. Lucky for her she got adopted within a week of being here. Her owner now has to move and is unable to take Juniper with her, so she was returned. This little lady is now waiting for luck to strike again and for a lasting furever home. 

Male - 3.5 Yrs. - DMH - Black/White

Charm is a very sweet boy that was on the streets and hit by a car. He was taken to The Animal Foundation and due to his injuries he had his front right leg amputated. He has recovered and will need a home that will help him to continue to adjust to his new life!

 Female - 2 Yrs. - DSH - Tabby Mix

I was found by a wonderful citizen who brought me to PALnv. What a find I am! My coat has a gorgeous pattern and coloring. I can be talkative and enjoy attention. Just one small thing: I am partially blind. I can see shadows and I can climb a cat tree. It doesn't bother me because I have been this way since I was born!    

 Male 5 Yrs. DMH & Female - 3 Yrs. - DMH 

Joey Ramone and Lita Ford came to PALnv from a hoarding situation in Las Vegas in August, 2020.  These two were not socialized but our volunteers and a few foster families have tried to make these two into the loving cats we hoped they could become but they just aren't coming around.  Both are independent but don't mind other cats and actually like kittens.

Most likely the best life for these two would be to live in a home where a "caretaker" provides food, water, litter box and basic needs but doesn't need the love and affection a domesticated cat would normally like.  A catio environment would be perfect for them.  They could go into a cat colony in someone's backyard where they would be safe and cared for or they could go into a "working cat" situation such as in a warehouse, farm, stables, etc.  As long as they are provided food, water and shelter, they would be great for rodent control.  They don't fear humans - they just don't like us!