After 10 Months, Chloe Found Her Perfect Match
- Alaska SPCA
- Sep 30, 2025
- 2 min read
Some things take time, but the right home is always worth the wait.
Chloe came to the Alaska SPCA Adoption Center in May 2024. And that’s where she waited—for ten long months.
After her beloved owner passed away, Chloe’s family tried to care for her, but with several other pets already in the home, it wasn’t the right fit. Chloe, who had been used to being the only pet, became stressed and was ultimately surrendered to us.
At the shelter, Chloe struggled. In the cat room, she was overwhelmed by the presence of other cats and often passed over by adopters who only saw her when she was on edge. But when staff moved her into an office space, her true personality blossomed.
She sprawled across desks, “helped” with typing by lying on the space bar, and leaned into snuggles when she felt calm. Staff and volunteers knew the real Chloe—an affectionate, loyal companion—she just needed the right person to see her too.
And finally, after 10 months of waiting, Chloe found her perfect match.
Her new adopter shared:
“We are doing great. She has bonded well with me and is now my bestest little friend. She’s always wanting to sit or lay on my chest to get up close and personal. And we talk often, as I now know what some of her meows are for.”
Why Chloe’s Story Matters
Chloe is a shining example of why shelter space matters—especially for cats who need a little extra time and patience to find their home.
When cats have more room to move, hide, and relax, their stress levels decrease, their health improves, and their personalities shine through. Happier cats are not only healthier—they’re also more likely to be noticed by adopters.
Research backs this up. The BC SPCA’s Capacity for Care study found that simply doubling cage space resulted in a 15% increase in adoptions and reduced the average length of stay from 40 to 22 days. That’s a 45% decrease!
Our Next Step: A New Cat Suite
To better meet the needs of cats like Chloe, we’re working to upgrade one of our cat suites. This renovation will give shelter cats more room to move, rest, and simply be themselves—reducing stress and helping them get adopted more quickly.
We need to raise $5,000 to complete this project.
And we can’t do it without YOU!
How You Can Help
Your gift will:
Create calmer, happier, healthier cats.
Shorten shelter stays and boost adoptions.
Give cats like Chloe the space they need to shine.
🐾 Will you help us give future shelter cats the best chance at finding their forever homes?
Make a secure, online gift today!
Together, we can give every cat the purrsonal space they deserve—and more happy endings like Chloe’s. 💕
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