Here Comes Trouble! (For Adoption)

Trouble is in your face.  Trouble is in your lap.  Trouble is everywhere around the house you happen to be, because trouble just wants to be loved.  This is one of the most affectionate cats I have ever met.  He isn't shy -- he jumped right in my lap the second he met me.

Trouble comes from a family that had two dogs.  So he's great with people and dogs -- though maybe not so much other cats.

Less than a year old, he's absolutely adorable, and, if you don't like "Trouble", he'll probably let you call him whatever you want.

For adoption information, please contact euclidbeachcats@gmail.com.

The Elusive Goldie and Rocky (For Adoption)

Who's that peeking out?

It's Rocky the love bug!

While we're not sure Rocky's a boy or girl, he/she is newly socialized and just craves human affection.  Coming to us from Cleveland's East 152 Street, Rocky is ready to keep you company.

Here's Rocky looking at you!

And here's Rocky with a friend, Goldie, who comes to us from East 156th Street.  (Goldie's a work in progress, but she would love a home too.)

For information on adopting either Rocky or Goldie, please email euclidbeachcats@gmail.com.

The Wonder Twins Tigee and Lilly B. (For Adoption)

Okay, they may not technically be twins, but they *are* inseparable.

The outer twin is Tigee, a spade male, just under one year old, and the inner twin is Lilly B. (see her peeking out there?), a neutered female also just under a year. Both were rescues from 185th Street in Cleveland. They are a bit on the skittish side, but are being socialized by Kate, one of their care takers. That said, they get along very well with other cats.

Tigee and Lilly B. are available to a loving home together or separately. To inquire about adoption, please contact euclidbeachcats@gmail.com.

Oh, and just so you can get a look at Lilly B. on her own, here she is on her own. Isn’t she lovely?

The Aristocrat

The cats here at Euclid Beach are -- and I say this lovingly -- a gamut of vagrants, vagabonds, and ragamuffins.

So when shows up who is... How shall I say?... Cut from a finer cloth... that feline makes quite an impression.

Here we have Duchess Bella. She has *two* collars, and one of them has a bell.










And here is the bully taking a swat at her:

Cool Cat

Chillin' on my porch.

A Macchiato Please

When I got home tonight, I found this guy waiting for me on my porch:


But why? He doesn't know me. Although, he sure was hungry. He and Kerfluffle didn't seem to like each other much:


Still, after eating, he sat on my lap.


Notice his ear on the right has been clipped? That means he's been spayed/neutered. And, that means he's one of the gang and not a drop off.

Who is he? I will have to do some investigating tomorrow, but for now I'm calling him Macchiato, Caramel Macciato.

Another Suspect

What's this? It's 6:45 in the morning and a new suspect shows up for breakfast:


He is orange with striking blue eyes, and Kate, a fellow friend of the cats, doesn't know his name. So, I'm calling him Julius.

Here he is a little later in the morning: