The aptly named Hope House is where all cats are admitted to the Sanctuary. They are quarantined there for two weeks so that caregivers can determine where each cat is most likely to thrive. The cats then move on to their newly assigned room in one of the Cat World buildings. 

Cat HQ (Cat World Headquarters) is where volunteers get assignments, ranging from taking cats for walks in strollers or on harnesses to helping with clicker training to cleaning and general caregiving. Cat HQ features 20 rooms and caters to cats who prefer to live alone or in small groups of two or three. A few rooms are set aside for kittens. 

The Colonel’s Barracks is the largest of the Cat World buildings with room for about 100 cats. It houses cats who need a little extra help with behavior issues. 

Benton’s House and Quincy House are home to cats who are incontinent, have mobility or neurological issues or are just getting up there in years. 

Casa de Calmar cats have feline leukemia (FeLV). Although they may need some extra TLC for their condition, FeLV-positive cats can live perfectly happy lives. 

Sinjin’s House is a place where potential adopters can spend time with and get to know some of our highly adoptable cats in a homelike environment. It features a kitchen, laundry room and break room, and our Cat World adoption team is also based out of this building.

Jill’s Diner, Mondrian’s House and Vinnie’s House, three of the smallest buildings in Cat World, house cats with a variety of personalities and needs. 

Finally, Morgaine’s Place houses many of our young, highly adoptable cats and kittens.