OC shelter cats are available for adoption
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OC shelter cats are available for adoption

Oct 9, 2026(27 days ago)|
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Several cats and kittens at OC Animal Care in Tustin are available for adoption, including animals featured by Voice of OC in its weekly Pets of the Week coverage published Friday.

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The shelter information is aimed at Orange County residents considering pet adoption, with Wednesday cat and kitten adoption fees reduced to $50, according to Voice of OC.

Several cats and kittens at OC Animal Care in Tustin are available for adoption, including animals featured by Voice of OC in its weekly Pets of the Week coverage published Friday.

The shelter information is aimed at Orange County residents considering pet adoption, with Wednesday cat and kitten adoption fees reduced to $50, according to Voice of OC.

Voice of OC reported that OC Animal Care has multiple cats and kittens available for adoption in Tustin, including Kona, Kai, Buffalo Bill, Wyatt Earp, Jason, Luna and Windsor.

Kona and Kai are 13-week-old male domestic shorthair kittens sharing kennel #C202, according to Voice of OC. Buffalo Bill and Wyatt Earp are 5-month-old neutered male domestic shorthair cats in kennel #C106, and the outlet reported they are recommended for adoption together.

Jason is a 2-year-old neutered male gray tabby domestic shorthair who came in as a stray and is housed in kennel #C710, Voice of OC reported. Luna is a 3-year-old spayed female calico domestic shorthair who also came in as a stray and is in kennel #C702.

Windsor, a 5-month-old male black-and-white domestic shorthair, was confiscated from a previous owner and is in kennel #C109, according to Voice of OC.

OC Animal Care is open daily for adoption visits from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Prospective adopters can call (714) 935-6848 and mention an animal ID number to schedule an adoption visit, Voice of OC reported.

On Wednesdays, the shelter’s cat and kitten adoption fee is $50 and includes spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations and microchipping, according to Voice of OC.

This article was written by OC LifeHub staff with AI assistance, based on reporting by Voice of OC, and fact-checked against the source.

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Oct 9, 2026

27 days ago

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