Lovely Lily

 
Lily is a sweet, gentle and outgoing little girl. She was abandoned. Lily likes to play and loves to be scruffled! She doesn't seem to mind being around dogs, but isn't very fond of other cats at this time. That could change once she feels more comfortable in her surroundings.
 
 

Peek-a-Boo!


This adorable little girl is Shannon. Three of her siblings were recently adopted, and now Shannon is hoping she'll be next. She is very sweet, and loves to play peek-a-boo inside the kitty condo at our adoption center! Next time you're at the Trinity Petsmart, stop in to meet Shannon and her friends.


UPDATE...Shannon has been adopted!!!

Volunteers Needed!

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Helping hands and loving hearts are needed at our Petsmart adoption center. If you love cats and have some time each week to spend with some of the friendliest kitties you could ever meet, please consider joining our team of TLC volunteers. Just click here to fill out a volunteer application form. Thank you!!!

All That Jazz


This charming young boy is Jazz, the newest arrival at our adoption center. He has such a soft and luxurious coat, which looks black in photographs, but is actually a shimmery bronze. You should stop by the Trinity Petsmart this weekend to see...and feel...this fluffy feline

Our Little Archangel...Gabriel


UPDATE...Gabriel had been adopted! 

Gabriel is a very handsome young boy with orange highlights on his face and ears, and the most heavenly blue eyes. You have to see him in person to truly appreciate how gorgeous...and affectionate...he is! You can meet Gabriel and all his friends at our Petsmart adoption center.

My Furry Valentine

Join us this Saturday, February 11th from 10am-3pm, for the "My Furry Valentine" pet adoption event at The Shops at Wiregrass in Wesley Chapel (corner of Bruce B. Downs Blvd. & Route 56). There will be lots of fun activities for the entire family...raffle baskets, contests, craft sales, music, food, and more! Hope to see you there!

There's No Stopping Van Gogh


It's truly heartbreaking to hear how much this poor little guy has been through in just his first two years of life...but equally inspiring to see how he has persevered and is overcoming all of life's obstacles. We rescued Van Gogh from county animal control's death row, where he had only hours to live. He had been abandoned and was homeless, left to fend for himself outside in the Florida sun, and as a result he developed skin cancer on one part of his body not protected by fur--his ears. White cats in particular are susceptible to skin cancer caused by excessive sun exposure because they lack protective pigment in their skin.

Dr. Lamb at Trinity Pet Hospital will be performing surgery to remove the damage to Van Gogh's ears. We could sure use financial help for Van Gogh's treatment. If anyone wants to help sponsor him, please send a check to our P.O. Box, or you can make a credit card donation through PayPal. Just click here to make a donation


Thank you for your support, and we will keep you all posted on Van Gogh's progress. He's a wonderful little boy, and other than his ears, there's nothing wrong with him. He's really sweet and you can tell he's so grateful to have been rescued and given another chance to survive. Once he's all healed from his surgery, he'll make a wonderful and inspiring companion to that special someone who's willing to adopt a special cat.