Ten-week-old Kitty Gaga is irresistible face to tiny fuzzy face. She and every other shelter kitten could purr and cuddle their way into a kind human heart, if they could get near that heart. However, in the shelter, there are lots of walls between Kitty Gaga and potential human owners. Charm can’t penetrate walls.

So, the shelter kittens desperately need humans to come to them. They promise it will be a good experience. The shelter kitten/cat room has comfortable places for people to sit and felines to play.

When the species come together, it’s a happy place, as nice as a cat café. Everyone feels better during the time together. Better yet, someone feels ecstatic when she and a kitten find love to take home.

The shelter staff desperately wants resident cats to find homes. The most horrible thing that can happen is that a sweet, healthy cat dies, just because there’s no more space. So, they never insist that cats go home together, no matter how bonded the cats are. Still, sometimes they can hope.

The staff hopes that Mobert and his sister Reese Puff can stay together. Their owner loved the cats. All that mattered in the cats’ world was their owner and each other. Their owner was forced to leave the cats. Now, at the shelter, they have only each other.

Mobert is neutered. Reese Puff is spayed. So, Mobert feels strictly brotherly love for his sister. With a kind human’s help, that love could last forever.

Kittens show when they, once-upon-a-time, were loved. Tawny’s way of approaching people, ready to share a cuddle, ready to play, shows that she lived with people. Yet, now, when she’s just four months old, those people are through with her. The beautifully marked tortoiseshell kitten was wandering alone, gazing at strangers, pleading for help.

The only response that Tawny received was transportation to the shelter. There, the spayed, vaccinated little lady is one of 33 cats. It’s hard to be noticed, hard for anyone to realize that Tawny, with golden eyes and matching golden highlights in her fur, is special.

Tawny needs a chance. She needs someone to come to the cat room and sit with her. Then Tawny and that person could find love.

Crimson felt that the world was a very nice place to be. The exquisite russet kitten with white paws and a vest had his mama, his siblings and people who adored all of them. Crimson was content, imagining that his world would always be so perfect, that he’d always feel so loved.

Then, in just minutes, Crimson’s whole world changed. In fact, the world he knew disappeared. His people carried Crimson and his littermates to the shelter. It seemed that the people Crimson thought of as his forever family thought of him as an accident, an inconvenience.

Now Crimson’s whole idea of the world is different. Sometimes he wonders if it’s a place he wants to be. Crimson needs a friend, his reason to live.

Mattmew, the eight-week-old long-haired ball of fluff seems too adorable, too soft, too perfect to be real. Yet, Mattmew is very real and, unlike the stuffed toy he resembles, he has feelings. In the shelter, Mattmew is lonely, afraid and confused. Just a minute ago he was with Mama. Now Mattmew, an animal who fits in someone’s palm, is completely alone.

If anyone met Mattmew, she would scoop him up into her arms. His huge gray pleading eyes, lined with white fur, would be irresistible. So would the way that the social little fellow trusts people. Mattmew believes that a human, his own human, will make his life good again.

And he’s right. Only a person can save him. Mattmew needs his person to come.