Ruby

Once a terrified stray and now  a treasured companion.  Ellie, now Ruby, has everything she could have dreamed of - and we couldn't be happier for her.

"Wanted to update you: this cat is incredible.  She is so sweet, patient, and loving.   She sits with me when I'm taking exams (even though sometimes she likes to type for me) and is the biggest lap cat ever.  So excited for our life together!"--Marin

Fawkes

Angel was the tiniest little bottle baby when she arrived - having been orphaned in a winter storm.  It looks like she has put all that behind her now and is soaking up nothing but love these days.  

"Just wanted to update you on Angel, or Fawkes now!  She is perfect for our family. It took her less than a minute to make herself at home and tell the dog who is boss. She's very loving and loves the kids! She's already my bestie. I couldn't of asked for a better cat. Thank you so much for helping us find her! :)"--Dairian

Tito

Bandit, now Tito, was the leader of the pack for cuddles and shenanigans when he lived in our cattery.  The lucky guy found his forever home and got humans and dogs for his best friends.

"Thank you so much for your help to foster and adopt Tito!  Tito is so happy he finally has two doggy friends. He loves to cuddle everyone, yet is so playful at the same time. The perfect combo!! "--Jessica

Maurice

Sebastian packed his kitty bags and headed off to Wichita Kansas once he found the humans that he loved.  Congratulations sweet boy.  

​"I just wanted to send some positivity and appreciation for all your hard work. I adopted my kitty from you guys back in November, originally named Sebastian but renamed as Maurice.  He has made our home so filled with love and happiness. We love him so very very much. Thank you for taking care of him before us. We’re so lucky to have him."--Julia

Pearl

Marzapan, now Pearl, was part of a litter of kittens raised in our care.  Her mom was quite taken with her at the adoption appointment, but says now she is always impressed with how clever and entertaining Pearl can be.  

"I renamed her Pearl she is the best. Thank you for what ya'll do."-- Anne 

Ben

Ben was a neighborhood stray who found his way to us.  He is quite the charmer and we enjoyed every moment that he was in our care before his journey home to Missouri.

"He is VERY playful and seems like he has a constant internal pretend make believe dialogue in his head thinking he is somewhere pouncing on something.  We wish he liked to snuggle a little more, but he does like to be held and insists on being held on his back cradled like a baby.  He likes my daughter the best and runs full speed to her when he hears her voice first thing. He is 12 lbs and definitely BIg Ben because of his Big personality! He is very smart and very food motivated.  Thank you for saving Ben and keeping him for us!"-- Amanda

Rachel

This loving tabby grew up at the cattery and loved affection.  I used to tell her, "You need a mommy" because she would sit on my lap and refuse to get up.  Rachel took my advice and found herself a mommy - right before Christmas.  Hard to see her go, but so happy to see her safe at home.  

"She has definitely come our of her shell.  She is a blessing and is spoiled every single day by the whole family."--Taylor

Calypso

Who would want to wait months for this girl to be ready for adoption? Nobody, that's who.  That is why Calypso's mom fostered her until she was ready for adoption.  She is loving life and having her picture taken often for her very own Instagram page!  

"Calypso is doing super well.  She gets to hang out with her new sister and is happy to play fetch all day long."--Terri

Socks

When a young lady came to adopt a "cuddly" cat - we had a few in mind for her to meet.  There was no question which kitten had placed all of his trust and love in this sweet human.  And that day Mr. O became Socks and has not questioned that he is indeed Loved.

"Socks is doing great and adjusted really well."--Dawn

Sophia and Nala

Adults are just harder to adopt... Kittens  steal the show.  You can imagine how happy we were to see Nala going to her forever home in Guthrie.  But can you imagine our excitement when Nala's new mom and dad returned a week later to adopt her roommate (and sister), Sophia?  Well, it was crazy-big excitement.  Made us feel all warm and snuggly in our hearts. ​

​"She's amazing!  She has finally found her playful side but she's still a cuddle bug."--Courtney

Lucy

Sophia, now Lucy, had only been in our cattery for one week when her mom found her.  Lucy believes it wasn't a moment too soon seeing as how she was not a fan of the other cats - and she was highly ready to be spoiled! 

Apollo

There was no question  that Bruce, now Apollo, fell in love with his new human right off the bat.  We did wonder what he would think of the extended family... but it looks like Apollo is making it work!  Way to go :) 

"Apollo is adjusting extremely well to our home.  He plays with his toys (and pencils for some reason).  He loves being held and chin scratches.  He loves trying to play with the rabbit and the dog is a great cuddle partner for him." -- Amelia 

There is an emptiness that remains when we lose a beloved pet.  Marigold's dads know this full well.  After she passed, they were looking to adopt sweet Lucy - and we said "hooray!"... But when they met Lucy we were surprised to learn that they had room in their hearts and home for her two brothers also.  "Hip-Hip-Hooray!".  There is never a shortage of cuddles or shenanigans with this trio - and we can't help but smile when we think of their good fortune.  

Lucy, Louie, and Oscar

Ruth and Eve

Sisters and Adventurers - Penelope and Ebony (Now Ruth and Eve) knew immediately that they wanted to move to Colorado with their new mom.  The question was, would they take to their doggy sister, Betty.  The answer is: yes!

"So glad to have these two in my home.  Thanks so much for the opportunity to love these sweet girls!"--Sarah

Minerva

This gorgeous kitty let me post her picture on our Facebook page and within an hour was changing her last name to Clewell and moving in with her new family!  

"Mary Eliza (now Minerva) is a wonderful addition to our family. She is
very intelligent, and has discovered how to slightly open doors
and vertical jump onto counters. She's very curious and is mesmerized
by anything that moves. She loves playing with things that have been left on the ground and our youngest dog, Pepper. She also loves the
bathroom and trying to get into water. She's the perfect cat for our family and is just a delight to be around!"--Tasha

Milo

Howard (now Milo) adopted an entire family and moved off to Newcastle with his favorite blanket.  

"He is gentle and beautiful!  We are giving him space to get comfortable but loving on him when he allows.  He has suckled my hand and arm a few times and is usually purring when you pet him." --Angel

Lenny

Lenny was the playful joker from a litter of six kittens.  Joe was the only cat in a home and he was lonely.  Joe's dad came to find a new kitten for the family.  And that is how Lenny became Joe's little brother and best friend!

"He fits in very well.  Lenny and Joe play most of the day." --Quentin

Molly and Murphy

Molly and Murphy were received by WCCF in very poor health.  In fact, two of their siblings had already died from flea anemia.  These two fighters worked really hard to get healthy and strong.  When Murphy was scheduled to meet his new dad we thought to ask how he would feel about keeping this pair together.  Fortunately he felt as good about that decision as we did!  Now these two are busy being spoiled in Clinton, Oklahoma.

Smokey and Lloyd

These sweet brothers were very lucky to be adopted together.  They are living their dream right now: a man, a lap, and a recliner.  What more could they want?

"They are home.  And bossy.  They love being everywhere we are and are so mischievous.  They keep us going.  The boys and the dog have come to an agreement.  They do what they want and the dog lets them!"--Sherry

Hank

Shiloh, now Hank, is all about the love and cuddles.  When he found his new home we knew there would be some great cuddle pictures to follow.  Congratulations Hank!

"We are in love!! He seems to be adjusting well.  He's super sweet and such a cuddle bug!  Thank you so much for helping us today."--- Rachel

Lucy

It is hard to believe that this sweet girl was once orphaned and alone.  Our Melanie, now Lucy, found her mom and fit in with her new kitty sister in no time. She will be well cared for from here on out!  

​"She's an angel!  I'm literally obsessed with her.  She is a good kitty for me."---Maddey

Homer

Alvin, now Homer, is enjoying the good life with his mom and kitty sister.  Always the life of the party, we miss the little guy, but know that he is going to make a great companion.  

"Homer has so much fun exploring - he loves the window in my bedroom.  He's just an awesome little dude.  I love him so much already!"---Jordyn

Cali

Laverne, now Cali, does her own stunts.  We are sure that she has a lot of tricks that she is showing her new mom in between long naps and cuddles.  We are glad you are home Cali!
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John Jacob

John Jacob adopted an entire family on Christmas Eve!  Now endless cuddles are on the agenda for every day. 

"John came to brighten our home and comfort my kids during this completely crazy and hard year!! He is so full of energy and loves to be around the kids to get cuddles!  John is a true blessing in our home."---Karelyn

Kaii

Midnight (now Kaii) was our first kitten to go for a "test drive" during his adoption appointment.  But if you are going to be an adventurer, you need to make sure you are up for it... Kaii said "sign me up" and he has been having adventures ever since!

"It's official!  Kaii is our new family member!  He really is the sweetest!  There is no personal space with him.  He loves to lay on you.  He is really smart."---Dacee

Ellie & Mazey

Eleanor's Christmas wish came true when this young lady came to the adoption center to take her home.  Gracie (now Mazey) made such an impression during the visit that a couple of weeks later, their family returned to get Ellie a friend!  The sign behind them says "Life Is Beautiful" -- we couldn't agree more.  

​"Mazey and Eleanor are doing great!  They are partners in crime for sure.  Thank you so much for letting us adopt our sweet babies!"---Jasie

Figaro

After months of caring for this fluffy and lovable fellow, I wasn't sure how I would handle his adoption day.  But seeing him watching out the door waiting for his dad to arrive was priceless.  Figaro has years of cuddles in his future.  

"He is doing super well.  He is very lovable!"---Tai

Holly

This young gentleman came to our adoption center with his mom and met a lot of kittens... but one in particular seemed to love him as much as he loved her.  And that is how Posie became Holly!

"Holly is adjusting really well and is doing well with both our cat and dog.  She is such a sweet girl!"---Lisa

Tucker

Marshall, now Tucker, was part of one of our favorite cuddly litters.  He was all kitten and all boy - now he gets to entertain his mom all day!

"Tucker is a little mess!  I had forgotten how much energy a little cat has.  He likes to play soccer!"---Rhonda

Gracie and Lizzie

These two sisters were born in our care and hand-picked for the Fairview State Farm office early on.  They moved in once they were weaned and have been running a tight ship every since!

"The kitties are doing well-- very social and fun to watch!"---Mary Lee

Hazel

Adele, now Hazel, was super sweet from the beginning.  She found a perfect family with a lot of time to spoil her.

"She is doing so wonderfully.  She's been very playful, cuddly and happy.  Wants all the attention she can get!  She's a funny and sweet kitty and we love having her around."---Alyson

Elijah

Elijah was a handful from the day he arrived - it was like letting loose a puppy in a room full of kittens.  Ask any volunteer and they will agree that this little one gave us a run for our money.  He was quick to attack the other kittens and lacked the social skills necessary to have any friends.  Lucky for him, someone was looking for a cat to live alongside dogs and we knew this had to be his perfect match! 

"He is doing great.  He is turning into quite the character.  We love him so much.  Dogs and him are making friends - they lay together.  There has been no problem; Dogs are scared of him and he knows it..."---Brenda

Pearl

Pearl was a gentle wallflower that we always sensed got a little overwhelmed by sharing space with other kittens at the cattery.  Imagine the joy in her heart the day her new mom and dad arrived to take her home.  

​"Pearl is our little princess. She is such a doll.  We are both so happy to have her and she loves us back.  She is still not very interested in her toys, but she loves her little window hammock we set up for her." -- Emily

Sissy and Dude

Dude (Toby) was our three-legged wonder that was thrilled to adopt his new family this fall.  He instantly warmed up to his new home and even befriended Penny, the Golden Retriever.  Several weeks after his placement, Dude's mom returned to adopt his sister (Bennie, now Sissy) so they could be together.  We couldn't be happier for these two siblings to have their forever home together! 

"Dude is sweet and snuggly and has settled in quickly here. We absolutely love him!  He and Sissy play together too - and she hasn't been phased much by the dog!"---Christie

Missy

Missy's mom set out looking for her perfect cat.  We looked at a lot of kittens, but when she held Missy it was obvious that the two had found each other.  Missy was able to be fostered by her adoptive mom while awaiting her spay surgery which made for a seamless transition.  Wishing you both years of happiness! 

"For such a small cat, Missy has a big personality1  She loves to snuggle, play with her brother, climb on her tower, and play with all of her toys.  Missy is one of a kind and we have become the best of friends!  I also just want to thank the Watonga Community Cat Foundation for helping me find my furry friend!"--Alex

Jewel and Ms. Kitty

Jewel and Ms. Kitty were part of the very first litter rescued by WCCF.  They were the inaugural residents of our cattery and win the award for most mischief caused.  But when the time came for them to be part of a family, we nervously bid them goodbye.  They are now living a great life with their mom in Oklahoma City.  They send emails and updates occasionally to let us know what shenanigans they are up to.   Way to go girls!

"They are very good at hiding, lol. They did that as soon as they found a place to do that.  They are so much like me, their bday is 2 days before mine so we are all Leo's. I have always been more of a night person, they seem to be as well. They are wonderful cats, I love them so much. Thank you so much." -- Brenda

Harry and Harley

A great example of kittens adopting their owners is Harry and Harley.  At their new parents' meet and greet, Harley kept climbing up on her new dad's shoulder and perching.  Needless to say, that evening they were part of a family in their new home.  

"​Harry and Harley have taken to their new home quite well (and grown a TON)! They have gotten along with each other, of course, and Harry has also become best friends with my dog Coco 😊 We love them both very much and are so thankful for your organization. Keep up the great work!"-- Sam

Inky

Inky was brought in as a young, orphaned kitten.  He took to bottle drinking eagerly and was a joy to his foster mom.  Since a baby, he has been very loving.  We knew from the heart on his nose that he was destined for great things!  And we were right, this young man found his mom and moved off to Stillwater.  Go Pokes!

"Inky loves his new home.  He is so sweet and fits in perfect here in Stillwater." -- Marin

Sushi and Kiwi

Lazarus and Lucille (now Sushi and Kiwi) were roommates at the WCCF cattery and are now roommates in their forever home! Both of these kittens were some of our most amazing survivors who pulled through tough kitten illnesses to be the wonderful companion cats that they are today.  These two cuddle-bugs are sure to bring a lot of joy to their new mom and dad.  

Tigger

Tigger (Charlie) has been super loving and playful since he was a young kitten.  He and his littermates were born to a feral mama cat and were rescued after they were weaned.  We were so happy that he got to go to a loving family that will have time for play and some serious napping.  

"He has been wonderful! The picture of him with my son was just taken today. They cuddle and play together all the time. ❤ " -- Kayla

Lancelot

Lancelot was the last of his litter of five to be adopted.  When we asked Lancelot if he wanted to join a loving family in Kingfisher with lots of kids to play with, he didn't waste any time.  He packed his kitten bag and left that same day!  I guess when it is meant to be, there is no reason to wait around.   

"As soon as I got home he ran right to me and has been by my side ever since!  He's so sweet and playful.  He has claimed the big bay window and the loveseat as his.  He's calm around all the kids and gives them all cuddles and nose boops every time they sit down.  He is absolutely perfect and we just love him!"-- Erica

Fiona

Fiona was ready for a second chance at a loving home - she waited just long enough to find her  perfect mom and didn't take long settling in at her new place.  Congratulations Fiona! 

"She just chills around the house and curls up with me at night!" -- Katrina 

Jack Jack

Sometimes things just work out.  That is what happened for Jack Jack.  He just had too much energy for a lot of adopters, but we knew he would be great for a kid... Enter a kid.  This young man was ready for a best friend and Jack Jack was so excited to be that friend.  The first picture is Jack Jack at the adoption center waiting for his new family to show up.   Those two have some great adventures ahead! 

"He is doing wonderful!  He is our perfect fit and we couldn't be happier." -- Maleah

Lucky and Foxy

Lucky and Foxy were both orphans with long roads to recovery.  Lucky was found alone in a puddle with a bad upper respiratory infection.  Foxy was attacked by a dog and underwent surgery on her back leg.  These guys bonded while in foster care and were happy to be adopted together by a pair of young girls in Edmond.  

Alex

Barley, now Alex, came in to WCCF in poor shape with his two brothers.  After a couple of months of medical care and love he was ready to adopt a young lady and start living a good life.

"Alex loves to play with his toys and cuddle.  He is gentle. He loves to sit in the window to look outside.  He gets a burst of energy and sprints all through the house jumping off the furniture.  At bed time he cuddles up and sleeps right beside me.  I love him." --- Caylynn

Tiger Lily

Autumn (now Tiger Lily) wins the award for the bossiest cat that has been at the WCCF cattery.  She kept all of the volunteers on their toes and "supervised" the other cats.  Her new mom drove all the way from Perry to meet her and didn't need to meet any other cats... they were smitten!

"Her personality is just perfect for our family."---Traci  

"I have so many new brothers and sisters!  Mom is a teacher so all her classroom pets are at home too.  My very favorite thing to do is play with my sister Pixie Dust.  Mom says we're a pair of wild animals!  I also love watching mom's snake and snuggling up with my big brother Tuxedo.  If I'm not playing with them or resting, I really like playing fetch with my two human sisters!"---Tiger Lily

Nadia

Who could forget our sweet Evelyn (now Nadia)? She came to WCCF as a stray just one week away from having a litter of 6 babies.  She was a super mom, but after the kittens were weaned and gone to loving homes of their own, Evelyn got busy searching for her own forever home.  She sure got lucky to find her mom and dad in Shawnee and is busy being spoiled daily.



"My husband and I decided to name her Nadia.  She is adapting really well!  This beautiful girl absolutely loves napping in bed with us and looking out the window.  We love her so much!"---Kali

Mango

Mufasa (now Mango) was at WCCF for quite some time while waiting to find his family.  The exact day that we had decided to apply to transfer him to a northern rescue for a better chance at adoption, we received the application from his now mom.  He is a distinguished cat with an amazing personality.  He keeps his mom well entertained. 

"He is just the sweetest!  We love him.  He enjoys sitting next to me and purring and sleeping.  We have even caught him loving on the dogs." --- Nicole

Miss Cali

Miss Cali is a sweet kitten that went to live with a doggie brother in Geary, Oklahoma.  

"My dog and I just love her.  She sleeps on my pillow and tries not to wake me up."---Melody

Butterscotch

Lady Marmalade (now Butterscotch) was quite the diva at WCCF cattery.  She wasn't fond of other cats, but loved people, kids, and dogs.  We were able to find a home that was a good match for her and she gets lots of love and cuddles.

"She loves going for car rides.  She is so loving with the kids and the dog." --- Kollena

Auggie

We always knew that Auggie would get a special home because he was a special cat.  When his parents came to meet him at the WCCF cattery it was if he knew they were there to take him home.  And he insisted upon this.  

"Auggie's new morning routine is hanging out in his new hammock watching birds at the feeder outside his window with his dad.  He allows his humans the pleasure of sitting on his couch and petting his belly for hours and hours."---Barbara

Opal

Opal was a timid stray, who really came out of her shell at WCCF.  She adopted her mom when she was at the cattery looking for a pet.  Opal sat on her lap and started "making biscuits".  Now she is living the good life in Elk City.  Congratulations sweet Opal.

"She is doing great!  She has completely taken over already.  She woke me up at 4:30 am yesterday meowing non-stop because she was finally ready for attention and wanted it right then.   She loves looking at herself in the mirror."---Kelsey

Taylor

Taylor was a playful kitten in a litter rescued from Woodward, Oklahoma.  She was adopted by two young ladies and now answers to "Princess Taylor". 

"Taylor is doing great and getting lots of love!  She is so snuggly and purrs so loud!"---Danielle

Blue and Moxie

Blue and Moxie are siblings that had the great privilege of being adopted together.  They are soaking up the love in Guymon, Oklahoma.  And finding the occasional mischief as well. 

"Blue and Moxie play championship wrestling daily and then fall asleep in each other's "arms" when they get tired. They are great lap sitters and enjoy exploring their new world, safe inside their home in the Panhandle!"---Sara

Peter

Peter is a testament to the life-saving work our fosters do. He came in wild enough that we thought a barn cat program would be better for him.  After several weeks in foster, we realized that Peter would make a great pet for the right person.

"He is doing great! He is definitely a cuddle bug in the morning.  We have a small box that we got from grocery shopping a couple of weeks ago and he loves laying in it. He's such a sweet boy and we love him a lot!  Every now and then he gets crazy bursts of energy where he just runs around the house.  He loves treats and his canned food!"---Adria

Cutie

Cutie was found as a stray kitten and brought to WCCF by a concerned resident.  She was a beautiful and healthy kitten who found endless love and cuddles with these two gentlemen from Weatherford, Oklahoma.  Congratulations Cutie! 

"We are so happy to have fostered and now adopted our precious Cutie girl!  She plays well with our other male cat that is only a couple months older than her. She loves our boys. It is fun to watch the two cats play together. Cutie is a lover and will definitely let us know with her sweet eyes and meow when she needs some one on one lovin time. Konner and Kase love to snuggle her and she has settled right into our family with these crazy boys. Thank you April and Watonga Community Cat Foundation for helping us connect with our sweet girl!" --- Kirby

Tuxxy

Tuxxy was the very first kitten rescued by WCCF.  She was caught with a litter born to a feral cat near Greenfield, Oklahoma.  Tuxxy was very loving and playful, she waited in the care of volunteers with her litter mates for her perfect forever home to be found.  Welcome home, Tuxxy!

"This is “Tuxxy” or “Kitty”! We are so glad that we found WCCF and our new buddy! At first she was a little scared, but warmed up so quick! She loves running around and tormenting her new brother, Jaxx! She loves playing with her brothers tennis ball and that includes carrying it and hiding it from him! You can always catch her sunbathing or wanting to snuggle up close to you on the couch!" --- Mariah

Phoebe

Lacey (now Phoebe) was a porch-fed stray that was referred to WCCF by the kind lady who had fed her for months.  She was quite the beauty and got snatched up quickly to go live her best life in Norman.  Congratulations Phoebe! 

"Here are some of my favorite photos of her! She’s been the perfect addition to my home and she’s got quite a funky personality. She loves chasing the mice I bought her and spends most of her time laying in the sun!" --- Caylee

Joan Jet

Joan Jet was found as a kitten on one of Watonga's coldest winter nights - she was underneath an RV trying to get some shelter from the wind.  She did not require a trap because she came right toward us, desperate for help.  Joan was fostered during her time with WCCF and her foster family cried happy and sad tears when she finally found her way home.  Congratulations Joan on your new family! 

"Our search for the right one didn't take long. I was looking for an emotional support cat and my husband convinced me to foster Joan for a few weeks to test the waters. She was timid when we met, but when she came home it didn't take long for her to open up. I think we both needed her and we love having her. We knew very quickly it was a perfect fit." --- Latisha

Roger

Roger was a porch-fed stray here in Watonga that was behaving like a typical non-neutered male cat.  He was referred to WCCF after some neighbor complaints.  Roger received some necessary medical intervention and proved himself to be an excellent and friendly house cat.  Although he was loved by the other cats and volunteers at the cattery, Roger decided to adopt a young lady from Longdale and become "her cat". 




"Here's Roger all comfy at home... he's roaming the house and even sun bathes on the front porch."---Amber