Bringing home a senior cat is a rewarding experience—but what if you already have other pets? Whether you’re adding a new feline friend to your cat crew or introducing them to a resident dog, one of the most common questions we hear is: “Will they get along?”

The good news? With the right approach, senior cats can integrate beautifully into multi-pet homes. In fact, their calm and steady demeanor often makes them the perfect addition.

At Special Souls, we celebrate all cats—especially the ones who need a little extra care. But what exactly does it mean when we call a cat “special-needs”? It’s a term that might sound intimidating at first, but we’re here to demystify it and share why these incredible cats make some of the most rewarding companions around.

When most people think about adopting a cat, they imagine a playful kitten or a spry young adult cat bouncing around the house. But there’s a special kind of magic that happens when someone opens their heart and home to a cat with special needs. At Special Souls Feline Foundation, we see this magic every day—and we believe special-needs cats aren’t just worthy of love, they’re uniquely rewarding companions.

Adopting a cat is a heartwarming experience, but adopting a senior or special-needs cat comes with unique challenges—both emotional and financial. At Special Souls Feline Foundation, we believe that no cat should be overlooked due to medical needs or age, and financial support plays a crucial role in ensuring these deserving cats find loving homes.

As spring arrives, so do vibrant flowers and lush greenery. While these seasonal plants bring beauty into our homes and gardens, many of them pose serious risks to our feline friends. It’s important for cat owners to recognize which plants are toxic and take precautions to keep their pets safe.

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is one of the most misunderstood conditions in the feline world. Unfortunately, many cats diagnosed with FIV face unnecessary euthanasia or rejection from adopters due to myths and misinformation. However, an FIV-positive diagnosis does not mean a cat cannot live a long, happy, and healthy life. With proper care, love, and management, FIV+ cats can thrive just like any other feline companion.

When most people think about adopting a cat, they often imagine playful kittens tumbling over each other. But have you ever considered the benefits of adopting a senior cat? Older cats bring unique qualities to the table that make them a fantastic choice for adoption. Here are five reasons why a senior cat might be the perfect addition to your family:

At Special Souls Feline Foundation, we believe every cat deserves a loving home, especially those who are often overlooked—senior and special-needs cats. Our mission is to ensure that these extraordinary cats find the care and compassion they deserve by easing the financial burden for their adopters.