Bloomsburg Animal Resource Center

Those who say cats can survive outside should reconsider. An animal loving mail carrier in Catawissa came across 15 cats in a yard on her route. Anyone could see this was a sickly group. She put food down and they all came quickly running. It was unsure if the property owner was even feeding them. Luckily they were all friendly, but they needed immediate medical care. ARC came to their aid and had them to the vet as fast as we could get appointments. All had varying degrees of upper respiratory infections, ear mites, fleas, lice and diarrhea. They wouldn’t have much time if left as they were. 
Sapphire and her sweet Chaz both came from this colony, though they did not find their love until they spent some time here at the shelter. Now they are nearly inseperable! They can often be found snuggling on the porch, lazily eyeing up the bunnies while entangled in each other. It is for this reason that we desperately hope to find a loving home that is open to adopting both of these darlings together.
Sapphire has become a shining jewel. She came to us in a sad state. She suffered from an upper respiratory with a few bouts of labored breathing, she had course fur and and a mouth full of rotten teeth. You could see the pain in her eyes. Fast forward a few months with good veterinary care and Sapphire is like a new cat! She's recovered from her health issues and had a full dental with many teeth removed, resulting in her tongue comically sticking out from time to time. She feels so much better now and her true friendly and even playful nature is coming out. This pretty, petite, orange and brown tortoiseshell tabby has large eyes and a gentle nature and the best purr in the world. She's estimated to be about 7 or 8 years old. Please consider giving this deserving gal that has been through so much a loving forever home.
Chaz's profile can be found at www.petfinder.com/petdetail/35068780
Both Sapphire and Chaz are FeLV/FIV negative, up to date on shots, litter trained, dewormed and spayed/neutered.  If you are interested in adopting Sapphire and Chaz, please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920.

Jenny was born outside and spent her first five years living in a cat colony in Berwick. She was one of the original kittens born in the colony when someone got a cat as a gift and just left it outside. She has  seen a lot of cats come and go in her time there.  The colony's caregiver started to notice how friendly Jenny had become.  She was different than the more cautious cats in the colony.  She felt she needed  the chance to know the love and warmth of a home so she called us.  Jenny took some time to acclimate to the shelter. This was the first time she was ever indoors. Born in 2012 she never knew the warmth and protection of being inside. She has acclimated more and more each day and she is a sweetheart. She is friendly and likes attention and to be pet. She is a gentle girl who gets along with other cats. She has a pretty tabby coat with a white chest, white face and white mitts. She's got a cute little pink nose.  Will you be the one to give Jenny her chance at a safe and loving inside home?  Jenny is FeLV/FIV negative, up-to-date on shots, litter trained, dewormed and spayed. If you are interested in adopting Jenny  please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920.

Jade is a black tiger striped tabby female approximately four years old.  She was left behind alone in an apartment by a tenant in Danville after they moved out. The landlord tried to acclimate her with her own cats but Jade had some trouble.  Jade is getting used to other cats being at the shelter now. She wants affection and to be pet, but she can be a little sassy. She has big large eyes and a round face making her awfully cute. She loves snacktime and catnip.  Jade would be better in a quieter home without small children.  Jade is FeLV/FIV negative, up-to-date on shots, dewormed, litter trained, and spayed. If you're interested in adopting Jade please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920.

Carmel was rescued off the streets as a very pregnant stray and taken into foster care. Within the next 10 days she continued to grow and grow and grow. On April 5, 2017, Carmel gave birth to five beautiful babies. Four boys and one girl. Carmel was a very good mother raising all of her babies and even taking on the responsibility of a couple abandoned babies. One by one each little boy were selected to go into their forever homes. Poor Carmel and Cello never had anyone show any interest in either of them. Carmel and Cello are now a bonded mother/daughter pair and love each other dearly. They remain in the foster home together and would love to find a forever home together. Due to the bonding of these two, we recommend not splitting these two up. They are looking for a quiet home to relax together and bring you so much fun and enjoyment.
Both are spayed, utd on all vaccines, FeLV/FiV negative and litter trained.
If interested in adopting this pair contact Sue via text/call 570-854-1909 or email at: beaver.sue@gmail.com