Bloomsburg Animal Resource Center

This cute threesome of brothers born in April 2018 is Harry, Higsby and Hugo.  They come to us from a stray in the Shickshinny area who has since been spayed.  This loving threesome has grown up with cats, dogs and children. They are highly socialized, outgoing and friendly.  They lived in their foster home until they received all their vaccines. Foster mom Cynthia loved them so and did not want to give them up, but knew she already had her hands filled with her own pets.  She will miss their loving nature and them sleeping with her overnight.

Harry is a sweet ginger with soulful eyes and orange face and white chest and paws.  

Higsby is a delightful fellow with an orange streak down the bridge of his nose and large pointy ears with tufts on top. His coat is mostly white with some orange patches and an orange tail.

Hugo is the most outgoing of the bunch. This fearless chap has orange and white markings on his face, a cute pink nose and a white spot on his back.

Harry, Higsby and Hugo tested FeLV/FIV negative, are up-to-date on vaccines, litter trained, dewormed and neuter will be covered.  If you are interested in adopting any of these great brothers please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or myefko@verizon.net.

When your mom shows up very pregnant to a wonderful foster home knowing she will be taken care of and foster dad is a soccer fan you just might get named after soccer players. We are Pogba, Pele' and Pally our little sister, the cheerleader.
We were born on April 25, 2018 to a feral mom who took great care of us for 6 weeks. We are now in foster care where we get to play, enjoy seeing all the other foster kitties and hopefully find our forever indoor only home!

We ARE NOT at the shelter. We are in a foster home. If you are interested in meeting any of us, please leave a message/text our foster mom Sue 570-854-1909 or email: beaver.sue@gmail.com to schedule an appointment.
We have all tested negative for FeLV/FiV, litter box trained, vaccinated and are spayed/neutered.

We are Freas (M), Franny (F) and Frankie (F). We were born outside around April 2nd to a stray. We were found by a kind man who took care of us and our mom for 6 weeks before we went into foster care. 
We are the sweetest little kits and love to play, chase each other and do everything kittens love to do.


FRANKIE - the smallest of the litter, with the biggest heart and spunk. Frankie loves the dogs in her foster home. She can be found playing, running or just gently rubbing on you or the dog. Not afraid of anything and enjoys running and getting in mischief.

FREAS & FRANNY - very active, catch me if you can games with each other and the rest of the foster kitties. They enjoy playing with everyone and everything. Social butterflies and loving.

If you are interested in meeting any of this group, please leave a message/text our foster mom Sue 570-854-1909 or email: beaver.sue@gmail.com to schedule an appointment.
We all tested negative for FeLV/FiV, litter box trained, vaccinated and are spayed/neutered.

This bonded brotherly duo is Chunk and Odie.  Chunk was found in a Berwick trailer court in early June 2018 with his little brother Odie tagging not far behind him.  At only five weeks old there was no momma cat in sight.  They were scooped up and taken to safety in a Berwick foster home.

They are described as spunky and playful and VERY attached to each other.  Chunk loves cats and dogs and will cuddle up to anything that’s warm.  He loves to sleep on your chest and give kisses! 

Odie can be shy at first, he tolerates  dogs, but loves other cats.  He likes to cuddle from a far, but as soon as you pick him up he purrs instantly. 

The brothers are a bonded set and must be adopted together. You might not think they are brothers based on their size, but big brother Chunk watches out for little Odie.

Chunk and Odie are FeLV/FIV negative, up-to-date on vaccines, litter trained, dewormed and neutered.  If you were interested in adopting Chunk and Odie please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or myefko@verizon.net

Behind this cute little face a fearless lion awaits!  Out of the gate Sawyer is super energetic and a bit of a “wild man”.  Being alone outside for so long we think he didn’t learn his social cues. When he came to the shelter he wasn’t quite sure how to make friends. Flash forward a few weeks and he is now settling in and becoming pals with everyone.

Sawyer was an abandoned kitten in the Berwick area. He would run with the kids and try to get into their  homes to continue the fun and maybe get a good meal.  When all the kids went home for the night poor Sawyer sat by himself waiting for someone to play with him. 

Sawyer was born in April 2018.  He has a light orange tabby coat, white accents on his face and paws and an undeniably super cute pink nose. He is full of life and pizzaz.  He pretty much always runs on full throttle.  This little guy is bursting to play with everyone and everything. 

Sawyer is FeLV/FIV negative, up to date on vaccines, litter trained, dewormed and neutered. If you are interested in adopting Norman please contact michelle at 570-759-0920 or myefko@verizon.net.

Tapper, Tatum and Toddy are a terrific little trio of kittens who have bonded together as a family with their mom Tigger.
Tigger lost her family and home while in the last stages of pregnancy.  Sadly, with this stress, she also lost two of her babies but tenderly cared for her beautiful little buff boy Toddy.  She had a lot of love to give and soon adopted two other tiny abandoned kittens.
This little litter of love are of variable ages and have quite different looks but just see themselves as "siblings".
Tapper is the big brother who watches out for the little ones-he teaches them games and cuddles them with his warmth.  He has a mid length grey tabby coat with distinctive white markings.  Tatum is  gorgeous long haired calico girl with polydactyl paws.  She is playful and flirtatious and has no problem keeping up with her brothers.  Little Toddy just makes you smile with his side way hops and expressive face.  He is the typical youngest child-always pulling at your heartstrings.

The kittens are all playful, social and have grown up in a foster home with other animals.

Tapper, Tatum and Toddy tested negative for feline leukemia/FIV, are litter trained, vaccinated and spay/neuter covered with adoption fee when a bit older.
For more information on adoption or to meet the kittens contact DiAnne 570-490-4117 or cassieleo@aol.com.

Dunna nunna nunna nunna Batman!  This black caped crusader wasn’t so fearless when he was first found.  He was only four weeks old when he was found alone and drenched on a stormy night in the middle of a Berwick home’s driveway.  Cat lover Michelle came to his rescue.  His right eye was swollen with infection and she got medicine to him just in time to save it.  She bottle-fed him and gave him somewhere safe and warm to stay. He really did show how determined and strong he was to persevere.  Batman is now healthy and active. He’s a little monkey who loves to climb. He has oversized ears and a black shiny coat.  He is currently in a foster home in the Berwick area.

Batman is FELV/FIV negative, up-to-date on vaccines, litter trained, dewormed and neuter will be covered. If you’re interested in adopting Batman please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or michelle@nokillarc.org.

Giddy, Gilmore and Giles are a terrific trio of kittens!
Their mom Gypsy Rose was found as a stray in Berwick.  A family intermittently took her into their home during the cold winter months but did not landlord approval for pets.  Not surprisingly, Gypsy Rose was soon pregnant.  The family again took her inside to have and raise her kittens but it's pretty difficult to keep a family of kittens "under wraps".  We took them into foster care before the little family found themselves homeless.


Giddy, Gilmore and Giles were raised with people and are friendly and outgoing.  Giddy is the cute little brown tabby sister who has no problem keeping up with her two brothers.  As her name inplies, she is a fun and bubbly kitten.  Gilmore is the first to put his paw forward to say hello and meet folks.  He is affectionate, outgoing and loves to get the ball rolling for his sibs.  He has a handsome silver tabby coat. Giles is a dashing black boy who is all about fun and play.  He has striking eyes and a sweetly mischievous nature.


Giddy, Gilmore and Giles tested negative for feline leukemia/FIV, are vaccinated, litter trained and spay/neuter covered as part of adoption fee.  Visits to meet them in their foster home are welcome.

for more information contact DiAnne 570-490-4117 or cassieleo@aol.com.

Just in time for your Fall adventures   along comes Pumpkin.  With a fur coat as vibrant as the fall foliage this little guy didn’t have such a bright future at one time.

This poor little cherub was left abandoned on the side of a back country road in Sunbury.  It was cold, windy and raining when Britney was on an errand and she saw what she thought was a kitten on the side of a road. She wasn’t sure so on her way back she investigated further.  There was Pumpkin so scared and just curled up in a tiny ball crying his little heart out. When she pulled over and retrieved him from the side of the road he clung on to her in relief and melted her heart. 

Even struggling with an upper respiratory infection and infected eyes he was so sweet and playful. He's great with kids and even loves  big dogs. If Brittany’s plate weren't so full she admits she’d keep him in a heartbeat. He’s all recovered from his ordeal now and ready for adoption.

Pumpkin was born in early September 2018. He has tested FeLV/FIV negative, is up-to-date on vaccines and neutering will be covered. He's currently in Sunbury foster home.  If you are interested in adopting Pumpkin please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or michelle@nokillarc.org.

This litter of 4 kittens almost didn’t make it. They were born to a stray in Numidia in August 2018.  Mom was being fed by an elderly man who went to a nursing home and the whole family’s future was left uncertain.  When foster mom Peg went to check them out the neighbor said maybe they should throw the litter in the pond for the turtles to eat because they were sick. Peg knew she had to scoop them up away from danger.  Their mother then fell very ill and Peg had to nurse the kittens herself. They are now healthy and ready for adoption.

Dexter is the dark tabby boy. Dante and Dagwood are orange and white boys and Daffidil is the only female of the litter and is orange and white.

All are playful and lively. A far cry from how they started in life.

The litter has tested negative for FeLV/FIV, up-to-date on vaccines, and neutering will be covered. They are currently residing in a foster home in Catawissa. If you’re interested in adopting any of this group please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or michelle@nokilarc.org.

This colorful litter of kittens was born in mid August 2018 in a window well in McAdoo.  When rescued into foster care their mother became ill with infected mammory glands.  Foster mom Peg hand fed them for several weeks.  Now they are ready for their forever homes.

All are layful and curious and have grown up in a home with large dogs and other cats.  Lili us the only girl and she is orange and white.

The litter tested negative for FeLV/FIV, is up to date night on vaccines and spay/neuter will be covered. If you’re interested in adopting any of this litter please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or michelle@nokillarc.org.

Cute Toddy is your typical youngest child-social, fun loving , and enjoys being the center of attention.  Truthfully, he was also a bit of a momma's boy.  Toddy was the only surviving birth child of his mother Tigger who lost her home during the last stages of pregnancy.  Fortunately, she took in two other abandoned kittens so he had friends and playmates. 
Toddy has the "moves", he is athletic, lithe and playful.  He can definitely bat around a ball or catnip mouse with the best of them.  He has also learned how to give a paw for treats!  When play is done, he enjoys snuggling next to you.

Toddy has a light fawn colored coat.  He has grown up around other cats and kittens and has had some limited exposure to the faster family dogs.


Toddy tested negative for feline leukemia/FIV, is litter trained, vaccinated and neuter has been scheduled.
For more information on adoption contact DiAnne 570-490-4117 or cassieleo@aol.com.