Meet our lovely Daisy! She is a 7-month-old swirl tabby with beautiful markings. She came to us from a colony that we are working with. Daisy has a sweet temperament and loves all the attention she can get. She will purr and make lots of biscuits for you! She is good around other cats.

Daisy is fully vaccinated, dewormed, spayed and microchipped, combo tested and flea and tick treated. Daisy will do best if she has a playmate.

If you think Daisy will brighten your day and add that little extra something in your life, click her pic to apply to be her adopter today!

Hello everyone, my name is Jimea! I am a 2 year old female who is very shy and timid. I have been in foster care since March 12th. My foster mom spent many hours just trying to pet me. You see I did not trust anyone! A kind lady was feeding me and reached out to Palmerton Cat Project for help. I was trapped, spayed and given my shot and was sent to my foster mom to see if I could trust again. Guess what, I can! I just need a place that is quieter and also a feline friend to help me adjust. I will need my adopter to listen to what my foster mom says about how to gain my trust... it should be faster the second time around. I want to be loved and feel the joy of being pet, it's just going to take a little time and patients and it will happen!

I am spayed, updated on my shots, combo tested negative, flea and tick and parasite treated. I spend all my time out with the 12 resident cats and 1 forever foster. I hear the resident dogs but do not interact with them.

I hope that there is someone out there for me, that will let me live the rest of my life in a forever home. IS IT YOU? PLEASE GIVE ME A CHANCE!!!! If it is you please click my picture to fill out an application and let's get to know one another!

Meet Emma!

Emma is an approximately 15-month-old female looking for her forever home.

Her journey began in the fall of 2025 when she and her brother were living outdoors. While they would visit a kind homeowner for food and a little affection, they were essentially feral. Her brother found a home fairly quickly, but Emma needed extra time and patience to learn to trust people.

Rather than placing her in a shelter, where the stress and lack of one-on-one attention could have caused her to regress, her foster family chose to work with her in a home environment. That patience and love have transformed Emma into an affectionate, gentle sweetheart. She loves attention, enjoys cuddling, and gets along wonderfully with other cats, making her a great companion for a home with feline friends. She is also fully litter trained.

Emma was spayed in January 2026 and recently received a clean bill of health from Rush Veterinary Center. She tested negative for both FIV and feline leukemia and is ready to begin the next chapter of her life.

After coming so far, Emma is hoping to find what she has never truly had—a loving forever home where she can be cherished as part of the family. If you’re looking for a sweet, friendly companion with a remarkable story and a lot of love to give, Emma may be the perfect match.

Oh, and by the way, Emma's adoption fee has been sponsored by a generous donor.