Sweet girl Murphy is one half of a legendary duo looking for her BFF. She’s Watson looking for her Sherlock, Donkey looking for her Shrek, and Thelma looking for her Louise. She’s absolutely a people-cat…

Like the Cowardly Lion in the Wizard of Oz, our sweet little Leo is looking for his courage. He’s very shy with people, so you might have to search him out. But he’s a true lover. This one and a half year-old boy is looking for his version of Dorothy…

Move over, Usain Bolt, there’s a new sprinter in town! Dash earned his name by being the world record holder in the 100m event at the Kitty Olympics, and at just four months old, he’s not slowing down yet (though he will, we promise).

Work it, girl! Sassafras may have left the bright lights of Milan and Paris behind, but this former jet-setting meow-del can still work the catwalk. An early life on the streets and being bounced from foster home to foster home left her initially wary of humans, but she’s settled down and regained her natural confidence and tortitude.

At first glance, Gatsby is a cool, aloof, mild mannered type—think a feline Clark Kent. Like Kent, Gatsby’s handsome in a classic, refined way. But watch out, because when he’s comfortable in a new environment, you’ll discover you’ve got a feline superhero!

Sassy’s usually reluctant to talk about her time spent with the famous traveling feline circus, Cirque du Feline, but it’s left her with some useful skills. Precision jumps onto your lap for attention and love. A flair for the dramatic entrance.

Our cute little noodle Spaghetti is looking for the yin to her yang, the meatball to her pasta sauce, the feather to her wand. You may remember her from her season on THE CATLORETTE when she broke with tradition and declined to give the final bouquet of catnip to any contestant.

Recently retired from a successful career as a male model—no one can forget his famous “Blue Steel Meow” look on the catwalk—Vinnie (aka, The Vinster, Vinny Z, My Cousin V) is still an expert at working the camera and the crowd.

After an early life spent on the streets as part of The Moos, a notorious feline gang known for stealing tuna from local bodegas, Rylee was picked up and placed in a foster home where she reformed her criminal ways and learned how to be a good family member.

Fresh off her last tour with the wildly popular feline death metal band, The Murder Mittens, Star decided it was time to hang up her bass guitar for good and settle down with a nice family.

Watch out, world, because Jubilee has her sassy pants on! Dolly Parton—who just might be Jubilee’s spirit animal—has said “If you want the rainbow, you’ve gotta put up with the rain.”

Spot is the cat version of a classic movie matinee idol—think Gable, Redford, Newman, and our own Mister Spottington—in search of a perfect, starring role.