Serene was found near the Engineering building, hungry but friendly. She's been with us for 2 years and has become one of our most social cats. She loves chin scratches and will purr loudly when happy. Despite her rough start, Serene has maintained a sweet disposition and gets along well with other cats.

Odee was rescued from a drain near the cafeteria with her two siblings. While her siblings have been adopted, Odee is still waiting for her perfect home. She's full of energy and would do well in an active household. Odee is particularly fond of feather toys and laser pointers. She's also quite the acrobat, often surprising us with her climbing abilities.

Kalawang has been a campus resident for 3 years now. She's comfortable around people but prefers quiet environments. She would be perfect for someone looking for a calm companion who enjoys peaceful coexistence. Kalawang was initially very shy when she first arrived, but she's gradually learned to trust our volunteers.

Thunder was a former pet who was abandoned near campus. He's been with us for 4 years and is one of our longest residents. He's in good health and has many loving years ahead. Thunder has a distinctive purr that sounds like a little motor.

Catriona was found alone near the library. She's a bright, curious cat who loves exploring and playing. She gets along well with other cats and would thrive in a home where she can receive plenty of attention and stimulation. Catriona has a particular talent for figuring out puzzle toys.

Tommy was rescued with a severe injury that required special care. He's FIV positive but can live a long, healthy life with proper care. He needs a special diet and regular vet checkups. Despite his challenges, he's one of the sweetest cats you'll ever meet. Tommy's previous life was difficult, but he hasn't let that dampen his spirit.

Veronica was first noticed near the COS area limping slightly after what appeared to be a minor paw injury. Volunteers kept a close eye on her, ensuring she was fed regularly and received proper care until she fully recovered. She gradually settled into the area, choosing quiet spots where she could observe people from a distance. Today, Veronica moves confidently around COS, occasionally approaching familiar faces for gentle affection. Her calm and resilient nature makes her a steady presence in the science buildings.

Bingotchi appeared around the COS buildings, often following students who carried food. His outgoing behavior quickly made him noticeable, and volunteers ensured he was vaccinated and regularly fed. Over time, Bingotchi became well-known for greeting passersby and lounging near busy walkways. He enjoys playful interactions and short naps between social visits. Bingotchi’s cheerful and friendly personality brings energy and warmth to the COS area.

Ayah was discovered resting under a parked motorcycle near the library, keeping to herself and watching students pass by. At first, she was shy and would only approach when food was placed nearby. Over time, Ayah learned to trust her feeders and slowly began seeking gentle pets. She's been part of the community for 2 years now and has grown into a calm, comforting presence on campus. Ayah enjoys quiet corners, afternoon naps, and will softly meow when she recognizes familiar faces.

Cole was first found roaming around CAFA, often seen lounging and playing in the CAFA Garden. She quickly became a familiar sight among students, confidently approaching anyone who passed by and greeting them with soft meows and head bumps. Unlike most stray cats, Cole was never shy and seemed to enjoy human company from the start. She has been cared for by volunteers for nearly two years and has made the garden her favorite hangout.

Nesty was first spotted quietly observing students from a distance, a bit shy but curious. Over time, she grew comfortable with gentle pets and has become a calming presence at CAFA. Nesty enjoys peaceful naps in quiet corners and watching the daily campus bustle. Her gentle personality and striking tortoiseshell coat make her a favorite among those who take the time to get to know her.

Mama Chapel was found near the chapel, weak and in need of care. She had clearly lived a difficult life, but with time and attention from volunteers, she recovered and became healthy. Now, she enjoys quiet afternoons in the sun, gentle pets, and sitting near those who visit the chapel. Despite her challenging past, Mama Chapel has a calm and affectionate personality, bringing comfort and warmth to everyone around her.

Lalabs Jr. was discovered near the campus chapel, meowing loudly as if calling for help. He had been separated from his mother and was weak from hunger. Volunteers quickly brought him in, giving him proper food, warmth, and medical attention. With daily care, Lalabs Jr. grew stronger and began showing his playful, affectionate personality. Now, he loves exploring the chapel grounds, chasing shadows, and snuggling with those who spend time with him.

SOS has made Gate 4 his home, often keeping the campus guards company as he observes the comings and goings of students. He enjoys resting nearby, receiving gentle pets, and occasionally following familiar faces along the gate area. SOS has grown into a calm and loyal companion, bringing comfort and quiet joy to everyone around him.

Perlas is an adult female cat who was found near the Canteen, scavenging for food and looking for a safe place to stay. Volunteers took her in, giving her proper care and vaccinations, and she quickly adapted to her new environment. Now, Perlas has made the canteen area her home, often interacting with students and staff during breaks. She enjoys exploring the surroundings, basking in sunny spots, and seeking attention from those passing by. Despite her early struggles, Perlas has grown into a lively and affectionate cat, bringing cheer and warmth to the canteen every day.

Diwata is an adult female cat who was found near the CAFA Dean's Office, looking lost and a bit undernourished. Volunteers took her in and provided care, food, and vaccinations, helping her regain her strength. She has since made the Dean's Offi area her home, often resting and quietly observing people as they come and go. Diwata enjoys gentle pets from familiar faces and has a calm, comforting presence that endears her to staff and students alike.

Meymey was found near the College of Engineering (COE) Shed, looking alert and cautious. Volunteers rescued her, provided proper food and care, helping her regain her health. She has since made the shed area her home, often exploring the surroundings, climbing on structures, and interacting with students and staff who visit. Meymey enjoys attention when offered but also loves her quiet moments alone.

Volunteers noticed him patiently waiting near the shed for scraps of food and decided to care for him. Unlike many cats, Monmon had a habit of following students who lingered nearby, quietly observing without approaching too quickly. Over time, he learned to trust humans and now enjoys resting on the shed's shaded benches, occasionally joining students who work late. Monmon's calm and patient nature makes him a gentle companion, quietly adding life to the COE Shed area.

Pawpaw was discovered hiding under the bushes near the COE Shed, seemingly trying to avoid the busy campus paths. Volunteers provided her food and a safe space to settle. Unlike many cats, Pawpaw has a mischievous streak. She loves exploring small corners, climbing shelves, and playfully pouncing on shadows. Over time, she has warmed up to the students and staff who visit the shed, often nudging for pets or curling up nearby during breaks.

Pogi_Smokey is an adult male cat who was first spotted lounging on a pile of materials near the COE Shed, looking comfortable but a little scruffy. Volunteers noticed him regularly interacting with students passing by and decided to provide care, food, and vaccinations. He quickly became known for his friendly demeanor, often greeting anyone who approaches and seeking out warm spots for naps.

Kuzan was found near the COE Shed, exploring the area alone and looking for food. Volunteers noticed his fearless curiosity as he navigated through piles of equipment and brought him in for care and food. He quickly adapted to his new home and is now known for his adventurous spirit. Despite his energetic nature, Kuzan enjoys curling up next to familiar humans for attention and pets.

Bella_Ash was found crying near IRTC, appearing wary and undernourished. Volunteers took her in, providing food and care to help her regain strength. She gradually became comfortable with the students and staff, often choosing to rest on benches or sunny corners while observing the activities around her. Bella_Ash enjoys gentle pets and quiet companionship.

Mosh was discovered near the Library, hiding behind trash bins and cautiously observing students. Volunteers rescued her, providing food, vaccinations, and a safe space to settle. Over time, Mosh revealed her playful side, often chasing leaves, pouncing on shadows, and exploring every corner she can find. She has grown affectionate toward familiar students and staff, seeking pets and attention on her own terms.

Summer was found resting near the Garden area of the campus, looking tired and hungry. She quickly adapted to her new surroundings after rescuing. She often spends her days lounging in sunny patches and quietly observing students and staff. Summer loves gentle pets and soft places to nap, making her a calm and comforting companion. Her gentle personality and serene presence have made her a beloved member of the campus cat community.

Butter is an adult female cat who was found near the Campus Court, looking hungry and a bit wary of passersby. Volunteers took her in, providing food, vaccinations, and care to help her regain her strength. She has since made the Campus Court her home, often curling up on benches or following familiar students around. Butter loves gentle pets and quietly observing her surroundings, bringing calm and warmth to the area.

Diamond was found wandering near the Campus Court, curious and alert as he explored the area. Volunteers took him in, providing food, vaccinations, and a safe space to stay. He quickly became known for his playful nature, often interacting with students, chasing leaves, and lounging in sunny spots. Diamond enjoys attention from familiar faces and has grown into a lively and sociable companion, bringing energy and charm to the Campus Court.

Narie is an adult female cat who was discovered near the Admin Shed, appearing thin and cautious. Volunteers provided food, care, and vaccinations, helping her regain her health. She has since made the shed her home, often resting in quiet corners and quietly observing staff and students. Narie enjoys gentle pets from familiar people and has grown into a calm and affectionate presence, bringing comfort and warmth to the Admin Shed area.

Netasha is an adult female cat who was found near the Backstage area, wandering alone and curious about the commotion around her. Volunteers rescued her, providing food, vaccinations, and a safe space to settle. She quickly showed her playful personality, enjoying chasing shadows, exploring backstage nooks, and seeking attention from students and staff. Netasha has become a lively and affectionate companion, bringing cheer and curiosity to the Backstage area.

Polka is an adult female cat who was discovered near the Backstage area, hiding in storage corners and looking wary of people. Volunteers brought her in, giving her food, care, and vaccinations. Over time, she has grown comfortable in her surroundings, often resting quietly and observing the activity around her. Polka enjoys gentle attention from familiar faces and has become a calm and comforting presence backstage, adding warmth to the busy area

Taho is an adult female cat who was found near the Backstage area, exploring the spaces behind the stage and looking for food. Volunteers rescued her, providing care, vaccinations, and a safe home. She has since become known for her playful antics, enjoying climbing, chasing small objects, and seeking attention from students and staff. Taho's energetic and affectionate personality makes her a lively and beloved companion in the Backstage area.

Citi is a female cat who has made the CIT Building her home. She was first spotted hiding among potted plants, observing students as they passed by. Volunteers ensured she received proper food and vaccinations, helping her stay healthy. Citi loves exploring corners, chasing shadows, and curling up on warm benches for naps. Her playful and affectionate nature makes her a cheerful presence in the CIT Building.

Mosh is a male cat residing on the 2nd Floor of the CIT Building. He was often seen roaming hallways and peeking into classrooms, curious about everything around him. Volunteers feed and check on him regularly, keeping him healthy. Mosh enjoys climbing railings, following students, and playfully interacting with other campus cats. His adventurous spirit and friendly nature make him a favorite among those on the 2nd floor.

Whitney is a male cat who lives on the CIT 2nd Floor, often resting in quiet corners and observing students. He was first noticed calmly watching the hallway activity before volunteers started regularly providing food and vaccinations. Whitney enjoys lounging in shaded areas and gentle pets from familiar faces. His calm and soothing presence has made him a comforting companion on the 2nd floor.

Cotton is a male cat residing at the CIT Shed, often seen exploring under benches and among equipment. Volunteers provide him with food, vaccinations, and care to maintain his health. Cotton loves sunny spots, playful chases, and curling up next to familiar students. His sociable and affectionate nature makes him a lively and beloved resident of the shed.

CIT Kambal is a female cat who calls the CIT Shed her home. She was first spotted resting quietly in hidden corners, watching the activity around her. Volunteers provide regular food and vaccinations. She enjoys gentle attention and spending peaceful moments observing students. CIT Kambal's calm and affectionate personality brings comfort and warmth to the shed area.

Maple is a female cat at the CIT Carport who was first noticed as a tiny kitten hiding under parked cars. She had a mild respiratory infection when volunteers first spotted her, but with consistent food and care, she quickly regained her health. Now fully grown, Maple enjoys exploring the carport, chasing shadows, and greeting students who pass by. Her playful and affectionate nature makes her a lively and beloved presence in the area.

Alfred is a male cat who lives at the CIT Carport. He was first noticed quietly resting under the shade, observing students as they walked by. Volunteers regularly provide food and check on his health. Alfred enjoys lounging in quiet areas and gentle pets from familiar faces. His calm and friendly nature has made him a comforting presence in the carport area.

Nini is a female cat who resides near Gate 5, often seen exploring the area and following students curiously. Volunteers ensure she has regular food and vaccinations. Nini enjoys playful chases, napping in sunny spots, and interacting with familiar faces. Her energetic and affectionate nature brings joy and liveliness to Gate 5.

Barracks_Ponkan was discovered hiding under the barracks roof after getting caught in a sudden rainstorm. She had a minor cold and appeared weak, but volunteers made sure she had food, vaccinations, and a safe spot to recover. Over time, she grew confident and now enjoys resting on benches and observing the daily activity at Gate 5. Her gentle and calm personality makes her a comforting companion for students and staff alike.

Kahel was first noticed at Gate 5 as a tiny kitten hiding near the plants, separated from her mother for a few hours. Volunteers monitored her growth, giving her food and vaccinations, and she quickly caught up to her peers. Now fully grown, Kahel loves chasing leaves, exploring hidden corners, and playing with other campus cats. Her energetic and curious personality brings cheer to everyone who passes by.

Nick_Blacky was spotted near Gate 5 with a scratched ear, likely from a scuffle with other cats while defending his spot. Volunteers made sure he was fed and healthy with regular checkups and vaccinations. Now recovered, he roams confidently around the area, greeting students and exploring the surroundings. Nick_Blacky’s bold and friendly personality makes him a standout among the campus cats.

Lucinda was first found at Gate 5 with a small skin irritation that required careful monitoring. Volunteers provided food, vaccinations, and applied gentle care to help her heal. Today, she enjoys sunbathing on benches, quietly watching students, and receiving pets from familiar faces. Her serene and affectionate nature has made her a beloved companion in her campus spot.

Inday was born near Gate 5 as part of a small litter. When first spotted, she had a minor eye infection, but volunteers kept a close eye on her health with food and vaccinations. She quickly grew strong and playful, exploring the gate area, chasing leaves, and interacting with students. Inday's lively and affectionate personality makes her a joyful presence for everyone nearby.

Delmonte was first noticed staying close to trash bins, carefully waiting for leftovers and avoiding people. She appeared thin and tired, suggesting she had struggled to find food for some time. Volunteers began feeding her regularly and ensured she received vaccinations, slowly helping her regain strength. As her health improved, Delmonte became calmer and more trusting, often staying nearby instead of running away. Today, she remains a gentle and observant cat who quietly keeps watch over her surroundings.

Snowbear was found curled up in a shaded corner, barely moving and breathing with difficulty due to a respiratory infection. Volunteers closely monitored him, making sure he received proper food, rest, and vaccinations as he recovered. Over time, his strength returned, and so did his gentle personality. Snowbear now enjoys resting near people, accepting soft pets, and peacefully observing campus life.

Quickie earned her name after being spotted darting across pathways and narrowly avoiding passing feet and bicycles. She appeared fearless but had small scratches, likely from rough play and constant movement. Volunteers ensured she was vaccinated and kept well-fed to support her active lifestyle. Even now, Quickie rarely stays in one place for long, always exploring and chasing anything that moves. Her fast-paced energy and playful nature make her one of the most lively cats on campus.

ConLabMing1 is a young kitten born to one of the campus cats near the Concrete Laboratory. From an early age, this kitten was surrounded by students and volunteers who ensured proper feeding and care. Growing up in a safe campus environment allowed ConLabMing1 to develop a playful and trusting personality. Now healthy and curious, this kitten is ready to leave campus life behind and find a permanent, loving home.

ConLabMing2 is a kitten born on campus, the child of a community cat from the Concrete Laboratory area. Volunteers kept a close watch during the early weeks, making sure the kitten stayed warm, fed, and safe. Slightly more observant than playful at first, ConLabMing2 has grown into a gentle and affectionate kitten. Now ready for adoption, this little one is hoping for a quiet home filled with care and patience.

ChapelMing1 was born to a campus cat who made her home near the Campus Chapel. Raised in a peaceful environment, the kitten grew accustomed to soft voices and gentle handling from volunteers. With regular feeding and care, ChapelMing1 grew healthy and trusting. This sweet kitten is now looking for a forever home where she can continue growing with love and attention.

ChapelMing2 is a lively kitten born on campus to a community cat near the Chapel area. From a young age, this kitten showed curiosity, often exploring nearby corners and playing with siblings. Volunteers ensured proper nutrition and vaccinations, helping ChapelMing2 grow strong. Now full of energy and affection, this kitten is ready to be adopted into a home that can match her playful spirit.

COSMing1 was born on campus to a community cat near the COS area and was cared for by volunteers during the early weeks of life. Surrounded by people and siblings, this kitten grew playful and confident. With proper feeding and vaccinations, COSMing1 grew strong and healthy. He has since been adopted into a loving home, marking a happy ending to his campus story.

COSMing2 was one of the kittens born to a campus cat near the COS area. From an early age, this kitten showed a calm and gentle nature, often staying close to familiar faces. Volunteers ensured proper care and vaccinations until adoption. COSMing2 has now found a permanent home, where she can continue growing in a safe and loving environment.

COSMing3 grew up on campus as the child of a community cat near the COS area. Known for boundless energy and curiosity, this kitten was always the first to explore new spaces. With the help of volunteers, COSMing3 received proper care and vaccinations. He has since been adopted and is now starting a new chapter in a home filled with love and play.

COSMing4 was born on campus to a community cat near the COS area and was raised with consistent care from volunteers. This kitten quickly became known for a sweet and affectionate personality, often seeking gentle attention. After growing healthy and strong, COSMing4 was adopted into a loving home. Her adoption marks a joyful success story for the campus cat community.

AuxMing1 is a young kitten born to a campus cat near the Auxiliary area. During the early weeks, volunteers carefully watched over the litter to ensure safety and proper feeding. Though initially shy, AuxMing1 slowly began to trust people and accept gentle affection. Now healthy and growing, this kitten is ready to leave campus life and find a patient, loving home to call her own.