Another Successful Event at InSeason

InSeason Market and Nursery in Stockton hosted a second successful SOKS event on Saturday, March 25. We are so thankful to Julie and Eric for teaming up with us to find good forever homes for adult kitties.

This time, SOKS brought seven wonderful, mature cats to InSeason. Four of them got adopted! Those were: Piper, Logan Berry (now called Jazzo), Mathilda, and Blacky. Thank you for adopting!

The community really turned up on March 25. Many people came to meet the kitties, shop in the nursery or just to talk to SOKS volunteers. We love answering your questions about cat care or explaining why TNR is the best way to maintain feline populations in our neighborhoods.

We hope to see many new faces at our next adoption events. Mark your calendars for April 22 and May 13. Both events will be at Carter's Pet Mart, from 11 am to 3 pm.

Our Adoption Event at Puffy's

Thank you everyone who came out to Puffy’s Thrift Mercantile on the Miracle Mile where we held our "Hearts For Cats" adoption event on February 11. It was great to see our community and supporters!

We adopted only one beautiful, mature cat, but you can always visit SOKS page on Adopt-A-Pet website to view the cats in need of a forever-home.

Thank you to our hosts, Grace and Rob, for supporting SOKS and allowing us to hold the adoption at Puffy's. Our warmest gratitude also extends to the wonderful volunteers and new donors who came to the event.

Please, keep supporting SOKS during our February 2023 fundraiser. Learn more and donate on the Hearts For Cats Fundraiser page.

Would You Open Your Heart to a Grown up Cat?

We are excited to invite you to our next adoption event on Saturday, February 11, 11 am – 2 pm. This time, SOKS is partnering with Puffy's Thrift Mercantile located on the historic Miracle Mile at 2210 Pacific Ave., Stockton.

We will bring in many of our beautiful adult cats. Some of them have been waiting for a forever home over a year! Often times, people choose to adopt cute kittens rather than grown up cats. But opening your home to a mature animal can be very rewarding.

There are many benefits to adopting grown up cats: they are calm and relaxed with a set personality, and they will not chew on your computer cables. Will you open your heart and help a cat live its golden years in a loving atmosphere of your home?

Please, join us on February 11 to meet the cats. You can also preview them on our Adopt-A-Pet page.