Bloomsburg Animal Resource Center

Tess is a playful and energetic young solid black cat.  She was found as a stray in a Danville trailer park where we saved her from a tough life of litter after litter.  Tess is under one year of age and probably was born in early 2014.  She is a friendly cat who likes attention and to be pet.  She jumps several feet in the air chasing after toys and seems to have boundless energy when toys are around.  She would prefer a family that would play with her.  Tess is FeLV/FIV negative, up to date on shots, dewormed, litter trained and spayed.  If you are interested in adopting Tess please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920.

A sweet and soft name like Delphine describes this sweet and soft tuxedo  beauty.  Delphine seems to have lived a life of abandonment in her brief life.  She was left behind in Bloomsburg by her first family when they moved.  She was then taken in by neighbors whose grandchildren terrorized her. When they were done they booted her back outside.  Finally  a third neighbor started feeding her, but her landlord would not allow her to take her inside.  She then called us for help as she couldn’t bear to see Delphine outside in the freezing cold January days.

Delphine is warm, friendly and curious.  She was born in Spring 2017.  She especially enjoys being rubbed behind her ear and playing in her water bowl.  She has nearly symmetrical black and white markings on her face and chest with and a cute pink nose.  She has large inquisitive eyes and always seems to be the first at the door to greet visitors.

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

Who would think such a pretty little quintet of future show cats could be born between two houses in Shamokin in March 2018.  Luckily for them, cat lover Elaine stepped in to help and socialize them.  Mama cat must’ve sensed something good in Elaine because she brought the kittens to her porch.  Over several weeks Elaine patiently scooped them up and brought them inside to help socialize them.


Pretty Vinca and her sister Ira are still available for adoption. 
Little Vinca, was initially the tiniest of the litter.  She was. named after the small flower, Vinca is black short haired female with a little patch of white on her chest.  Her coat is silky and sleek.  She has made great progress with socialization and loves the company of other cats.  A household that was not too boisterous, however, might be her preference. 


Vinca is FeLV/FIV negative, up-to-date on vaccines, litter trained, dewormed and spayed.   If you are interested in meeting Vinca please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or myefko@verizon.net to schedule a visit.

Lala was a stray in the Macadoo area that was reported to have kittens in a window well.  Unattended children were handling the newborn kittens and they had to get out of there before something bad happened.

Peg took the group into her foster home, but shortly after she noticed Lala didn’t want to nurse her kittens any longer. She was diagnosed with mastitis or inflamation of breast tissue. Unfortunately she had to leave her kittens with Peg to recover. 

Lala is all better now and looking for her forever home. She has a beautiful ticked brown tabby coat with white accents and large eyes.  She is social, outgoing and playful.

Lola is approximately two years old. She is FELB/FIV negative up-to-date on vaccines, litter trained, dewormed and spayed. If you’re interested in adopting Lala please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or michelle@nokillarc.org.

With a name like Lady Jane you might think this little beauty could be aloof, but she’s far from it!   This precious sweetheart was found as an outside stray in Bloomsburg in the dead of winter. It was two sisters that would help Lady Jane out from an uncertain future. Autumn got her vaccinated and spayed and her sister is fostering her until she can find her forever home. 

LJ is described as playful, loving,  chatty and just plain fabulous!  This exotic beauty has a brown and honey colored ticked tabby coat with striking patterns and large pretty green eyes. Although she’s not a lap cat so far, she will lay by your side as long as you’re willing.  She lives harmoniously in a foster home with small children, other cats and a dog.

Lady Jane is about 1 year old and is up-to-date on vaccines, litter trained and spayed. If you are interested in adopting Lady Jane  please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or michelle@nokillarc.org.

Let your future days be brighter with Sunny!  Sunny turned up as a stray kitten at Linda’s mother’s house outside of Berwick in the Summer of 2018.  Linda thought her resident senior kitty Blondie (who she adopted from ARC) could use a little friend.  So she took Sunny in, but soon found out Blondie would rather be an old loner!  Sunny is bursting with kitten energy and wants to play with her big “sister” but Blondie would rather not be bothered and so then she gets cranky.

Sunny can be a little shy with strangers since she’s grown up in a quiet home, but she will warm up once comfortable.  She loves to chase the red laser light and enjoys long snoozes on your lap.  She’s also  a little foodie. She enjoys sitting  in the window and watch the birds and squirrels. 

Sunny has a striking gray and black mackerel tabby coat that makes her a real showstopper.  

Sunny is about 8 months old and tested negative for FeLV/FIV, is up-to-date on vaccines, dewormed, litter trained, and spayed. If you are interested in adopting Sunny please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or michelle@nokillarc.org.

Buttercup and her siblings were born to a stray in June 2018 near a campground in a remote area of Milmont.  The property owner, Sandra, never considered herself a “cat person”.  But she did the right thing and got the litter spayed and neutered before there were more. It didn’t take long before they won a place in her heart. 

With her help they became friendly, lovable and curious cats.  Buttercup is great with small children and small dogs. Her best friend was a small poodle. She has soft dark orange fur and warm eyes.  Her round little face and small ears are endearing.  She enjoys being held and cuddled. She will often start purring immediately after being in a person's arms. Sandra describes Buttercup as brave and sweet.   Her sister Butternut looks just like her.  What could be better than two cuties that look like this?

Buttercup tested negative for FeLV/FIV, is up-to-date on vaccines, dewormed, litter trained and spayed. If you are interested in adopting         Buttercup please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or michelle@verizon.net.

Butternut and her siblings were born to a stray in June 2018 near a campground in a remote area of Milmont.  The property owner, Sandra, never considered herself a “cat person”.  But she did the right thing and got the litter spayed and neutered before there were more. It didn’t take long before they won a place in her heart. 

With her help they became friendly, lovable and curious cats.  Butternut  has had exposure with small children and small dogs. She could often be found hanging out with Sandra’s small poodle. She has soft dark orange fur and her round little face and small ears are endearing.  She will often start purring immediately after being in a person's arms. Sandra describes Butternut as brave adventurous.   Her sister Buttercup looks just like her.  What could be better than two cuties that look like this?  

Butternut tested negative for FeLV/FIV, is up-to-date on vaccines, dewormed, litter trained and spayed. If you are interested in adopting         Butternut please contact Michelle at 570-759-0920 or myefko@verizon.net.