The RAPS Cat Sanctuary is home to 800 Cats that aren't adoptable for one reason or another. However, they still need the commitments of caring visitors to the Sanctuary. Cat sponsorship is one way to maintain a connection to your special cat friend at the Sanctuary. Here are a few cats that are looking for sponsors.Roland's Story -- Like many of the cats who live at the sanctuary, Roland was born on the streets. At just 3 months of age, the feral orange and white kitten was trapped and taken to our Kitten House to be socialized. In spite of our efforts, Roland remained quite shy of people and couldn't be adopted. However, a year later, he is happily romping with other young cats in the rear yards of the sanctuary.
Elizabeth's Story -- A tabby named Elizabeth lived with a woman and 
her brother for 9 years. When the brother died, the woman was distraught and went to live with relatives in Germany. Sweet, gentle Elizabeth was given to a friend, but the cat was traumatized by the loss of her family and didn't adapt well to her new home. When Elizabeth was surrendered to RAPS, we were told that her original owner might return to Canada in 6 months time and reclaim her cat. Sadly, that day never came.Elizabeth has now lived at the cat sanctuary for a year-and-a-half. She's a friendly, well-mannered senior who loves attention. While awaiting a new forever home, she is hoping for a sponsor to visit her and bring her treats.
Benson's Story -- This lovely beige boy with the yearning face spent many unhappy months at the City Shelter. Friendly with people, but highly anxious around other animals, Benson was never chosen for adoption. He was transferred to the RAPS cat sanctuary, where he spends his days avoiding the other cats, his only respite a quiet area between the front gates. We think he would thrive in a one-pet home, but, until the right family comes along, Benson is looking for a sponsor.
