Edouard Trebaol

 Why hello! My name is Edouard Trebaol… quite the mouthful huh? You can just call me E.T. My siblings and I were named after the actors from the silent film adaptation of Charles Dicken’s Oliver Twist filmed in 1922. Oliver Twist is the story of an orphan trying to find kindness in the world but being caught up in the big bad streets of London in the 1800’s. Edouard Trebaol was the child actor cast to play The Artful Dodger. He is by far my favorite character from the story. He’s a young street urchin who befriends Oliver Twist when he arrives in London on the run. He’s a sly, fun and cunning fellow who’s only real crime in life was being born poor in an urban area. That’s sort of just like me! I’m a 2-year-old ginger tabby who’s fun-loving and sweet and dying for a best friend! I was born in Pueblo, CO to a poor family who couldn’t care for me and now I’ve found myself in this rescue that promises to help me find a real furever home! Just like The Artful Dodger and Oliver Twist my siblings and I just need a chance at a family for each of us to call our own! The rescue got me neutered, microchipped and current on my vaccines so I’m ready to go home right meow! 

I think I look like a panther with my shiny black fur and shimmering green eyes. What do you think?

I'm a one-year old female and nobody really knows where I came from! All we do know is that I’m super sweet and just the most affectionate kitty girl you ever met! Once upon a lifetime ago I bet I was somebody’s favorite pet! But now some nice people from this rescue said they could help me find a new furever home just for me! The vet says I am healthy, up to date on my vaccinations, chipped and spayed (ouch!). 

I'm a laid-back lady that would love nothing more than to lay on the sofa with you. I'm also good with other cats and I’m very gentle with kids. If you're looking for a dark mysterious yet absolutely purrfect kitty, then I'm the one you've been searching for!

Life started a little rough for my siblings and me. We were born to a momma who disappeared one day when we were very tiny and never made it back to us. We cried and cried for her until finally someone heard us and took us in. They were very nice people, but it was too crowded in their home so once we were big enough, we were placed with this rescue so that we could find our very own homes.

I wonder if your home wouldn’t be the perfect home for a sweet kitty like me… I just can’t wait to have humans to call my own in a real life furever home! 

I am a black female domestic long-haired cat, and that’s how I got my name, Little Black Girl! I came to AWR Cat Tails Rescue with my siblings, Patches, Sam, and Scarecrow.  Out of us four, I am the only girl! Our mother was a feral cat that knew she needed help taking care of us. One cold and wet winter day back in 2011 our mom went to find some caring people to help us. She found our human mom, led her to a soggy cardboard box where we were all hiding under. We were so tiny, cold, and wet that our mom let the nice lady pick us up. After this day our mom was never seen again. We were very sick and had diarrhea and were very malnourished. Our human mom can no longer take care of us because she has terminal brain cancer and doesn’t have much more time to live. She made sure that we would be taken care of for the rest of our lives, so a good friend of hers brought us to the rescue! I am spayed and am current on all my shots! We have never been around kids, so I am not sure how I would do around them. I think I would like to be in a quiet home where I can give and receive all the love in the world! It also would be awesome if me and one of my brothers could go to the same furever home! I really am going to miss my Human mom, but I am excited to be able to find a new furever home 

Hi, I’m just a little squirt, so they called me Itsy Bitsy. I was born in April, 2018, and I’m a Polydactyl cat. That makes me quite unique. Let me share some facts with you about that. It’s a genetic trait that means a kitty like me can have more than the standard number of toes on their feet! When cats rode on ships, the ones with multiple toes were held to be good luck, maybe because they could mouse so well and hang onto those ropes and slippery boards better. And polys are also nicknamed “Hemingway Cats” because he liked them so much and had a number of them.

Here’s what you need to know about this little miss: I love to play in the cat tree and boxes! And I’m okay with either quiet or noise so that makes me pretty adaptable. I like to cuddle with other kittens and sitting in a windowsill is the cat’s pajamas! I hope you will have a nice sunny one available for me when you take me home. You ARE taking me home, right? Meow, meow!

Hi, I'm Dakota.

Don't let my bad eye fool you.  It doesn't bother me one bit and I have so much fun running and playing.  I love people, they are better than Christmas! 

Because of my striped brown coat, I am known as a Brown Tabby. Tabby are often considered to be the biggest lovers in the cat world.
 

My siblings and I were born in Colorado Springs before the nice rescue lady brought us down to Pueblo. She is helping me to find my furever home. I hope it’s with YOU! Won’t you please choose me?! I promise to love you always and keep you entertained. My favorite plaything is one of those small plastic poles you can buy with a toy hanging from the end! Those are neat! 

The nice rescue lady got me all up to date on my shots and assures me that someone will be able to see past my eye problem… They say love is blind, and in the land of the blind the one-eyed cat is Queen!