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Willie's Whisker Rescue
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Meet the cats

Every Willie’s cat lives in a foster home, so we can tell you how they really behave: at dinnertime, on the couch, at 3 a.m. Find one you like and apply.

6 cats

Dolly, a young calico cat with her tail straight up, standing on a flowered bedspread Available

Dolly

About 6 months · Female

Tail up, always. Wants to know what you’re doing.

Merle, a black and white tuxedo kitten, sitting on a brown comforter and looking up Available

Merle

About 5 months · Male

A tuxedo kitten with a very serious face and a very silly personality.

Clover, a brown tabby kitten with big eyes, standing on a gray blanket Available

Clover

About 6 months · Female

Big eyes, bigger curiosity.

Fern, a tabby and white kitten with her tail curled up, looking up from a flowered bedspread Available

Fern

About 6 months · Female

The gentle one. Purrs the second you pick her up.

Waylon, a tabby and white cat, lying inside a metal food bowl on a pink mat Adoption pending

Waylon

About 7 months · Male

Sits in the food bowl so nobody else can eat first.

Loretta, a long-haired white and calico cat, stretched out on a round wooden side table Available

Loretta

Adult · Female

Has perfected the art of the afternoon nap.

Coming soon

Lilith, Crow, Ouija, Omen, Vesper and Grim

The half dozen arrived in October. They’ll be listed here once they’re ready for homes.

How adoption works

  1. 1

    Apply online

    Tell us about yourself and which cat caught your eye.

  2. 2

    Talk with Paige

    Paige reads every application and reaches out to talk about the cat and your home.

  3. 3

    Meet the cat

    Set up a time to meet and make sure it’s a good fit for everyone.

  4. 4

    Take them home

    Sign the adoption contract, pay the fee and bring your new cat home.

Start an application

Adoption fees Sample fees

Adoption fees help cover each cat’s vet care.

Kittens (under 6 months)
$150
Adult cats
$125
Seniors (10 and up)
$50

Every cat goes home

  • Spayed or neutered
  • Distemper vaccines
  • Rabies vaccine
  • Dewormed
  • Treated for fleas and ticks
  • Tested negative for FeLV and FIV

Good to know

New York law requires every rescue cat to be spayed or neutered before adoption, and bans declawing.

Questions about a cat or about adopting? Email hello@williesrescue.org or send a message.