


Man Ray is the newest cat to adopt the latest style at Aslan's Cats. The Style, designed by Sally Torbie, is a universal one, that both sexes can wear. It gives each cat a sense of pride and confidence. We anticipate that the style will be worn by many other cats, even beyond the sanctuary.![]() Jacques.... before the flood! |
![]() Captain hovercat Cappy before the flood! |
Aslan's Cats was founded to help cats that are positive for Feline Leukemia. We are unique because the cats live in a house, a home. They are not segregated to a separate building. We do this so the cats get alot of love and attention round the clock. We take in only Feline Leukemia positive cats and kittens, friendly or feral, because there are so few places for them to go. They live out their lives in a stress free, loving environment. They live in a two story, light filled spacious home with a fully enclosed back yard, where they can bask in the sun, look at the birds and squirrels, but remain
safe.We are hoping our work will help Feline Leukemia cats everywhere, not just at Aslan's Cats.
We want to help educate people about this disease to be less fearful of it, so they will consider adopting Feline Leukemia Positive cats.
Our goal is to give the cats quality lives, filled with love and joy, no matter how long or short.
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... As the sixth month anniversary of Hurricane Irene comes around the corner ...
We have no food drives going on at this time, but as soon as we do we will post them, so be sure and check back for any updates! A huge thank you to those who participated and donated, we really appreciate your help!
As many of you know, Aslan’s Cats was devastated by Hurricane Irene on August 28, 2011. The house was half submerged in flash flood waters. Eight of our cherished kitties lost their lives. All of our possessions were destroyed. This tragedy was overwhelming.
Bolstered by the outpouring of help and concern, the painful process of rebuilding began. We’ve come a long way in a short time! We received monetary donations that we were able to use toward construction. We had a small army of dedicated and talented volunteers who literally tore down walls and rebuilt them. While we have more to do, we are well on our way to recovery … THANKS TO YOU!