Odie - was surrendered to us with what we thought was a urinary blockage. It turned out that it was due to a mishap in his neuter procedure that left him partially neutered with complications. Odie is need of a forever home where he will be cared for and loved. He’s a chatty guy and loves to be held. Odie was born in May 2018. Consider Sponsoring him to help Second Chance with ongoing care.
Kida - was rescued from an abusive home and does not like women because she associates them with the abuse. Kida has moments of being sweet, but her mood changes quickly and she strikes out at whoever is close. To avoid harming anyone, Kida was sent to a cage free sanctuary where she won't have to be in close proximity with people unless she wants to.
Delaney - was 6 months old when she was brought to us with a broken pelvis after being hit by a car. She had surgery to repair her pelvis, but because of her age and never being handled by humans, she can't be picked up and runs and hides whenever people are around, so we need to send her to a sanctuary where she can live cage free.
LILA - is a very “special” girl. She “shakes” when she walks because her mama cat wasn’t properly vaccinated before having her. Lila has Cerebella Hypoplasia (CH) - a feline neurological condition in which kittens are born with an underdeveloped cerebellum, the part of the brain that controls balance, muscles and coordination. Because of this, Lila doesn’t do well in a cage and she would be much happier living cage-free in a sanctuary.
SCRATCH - is a 10 year old, stray cat who has been living on the streets of Santa Ana his entire life. The area he lives in has become unsafe and Scratch needs to be moved to a sanctuary where he can be protected.
WILLOW - is a beautiful Russian Blue cat who is 2 years old. She cannot handle being in a cage and reacts aggressively if approached by people. To eliminate the stress Willow is under at the adoption center, we need to send her to a sanctuary where she can live cage free.
OREO - like her sister, Willow, Oreo also cannot handle being in a cage and reacts aggressively if approached by people. To eliminate the stress Oreo is under at the adoption center, we also need to send her to a sanctuary where she can live cage free.