Meet Alien & Sully – They are a gentle, bonded pair who start out shy but blossom into affectionate cuddlebugs once they feel safe. After a bit of time to settle in, they love curling up with their humans after a fun play session filled with treats and toys.
Alien is the more outgoing of the two, while Sully tends to be more cautious and takes longer to warm up—but once comfortable, they become a lively and loving pair. They do well with respectful children who understand that sometimes cats need a little quiet time, and they can coexist peacefully with other friendly cats after a slow introduction. However, they’d prefer a dog-free home—loud barks are just too much for their sensitive spirits.
These two enjoy the simple pleasures: wet food, catnip, cozy window spots for bird-watching, and plenty of toys and scratching posts. In return, they’ll offer you soft snuggles, soothing purrs, and the quiet joy of seeing their personalities unfold.
If you're ready to share your home with a sweet, young, playful duo, Alien and Sully are waiting to meet you.
The Auburn Public Library's Cats in the Library program, launched during the pandemic in partnership with the Greater Androscoggin Humane Society, was designed to boost staff morale during a difficult time. The initiative brought in adoptable cats from the shelter, allowing library staff and customers to interact with them and fostering a calm and joyful environment. The program not only provided emotional support but also had a broader impact: since its inception, over 65 cats have found new homes through adoptions. This unique collaboration continues to be a heartwarming success, benefiting both the library community and the animals in need.