Bombay kittens & cats in Northfield, New Jersey

Adopt Arista Arista is a beautiful Bombay cat, very sweet and sensitive. She loves routine and a calm environment. She would do well in a home with teens and adults, she is fostered in a home with both. Arista loves to get head rubs and can be picked up and handled. She likes Temptations cat treats and eats IAMs dry cat food and Fancy Feast grilled wet cat food. Arista adores her foster sister, Melody. Arista and Melody were rescued as older kittens from a feral colony in Gloucester Co. They have been socialized and show affection to their foster family. They would love a home where they could stay together. Melody is much more shy than Arista when meeting new people. They do not show that well but are wonderfully sweet and loving cats. Anyone who wants to give a home to "hard to place" cats, would be very lucky to earn their love and trust. They are wonderful girls!! Adoption special- $75 for a single or a pair until the First Day of Spring. Regular Adoption fee- $150 for one $200 for two. Apply here- www.purrfectangels.org/adopt

Animal Sanctuary Society, Inc. PO Box 24 Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054856-642-0004http://www.animalsanctuarysociety.org/Two gorgeous cats we hope to keep together Wolfie and Snapper are two gorgeous cats who would love a home together. They are 2 years old and very friendly. They will make awesome family pets or loving companions. They have been together since they were babies so we would love to keep them together if possible.Please fill out an application at www.animalsanctuarysociety.org           To meet or adopt this pet, please fill out an adoption application online at www.animalsanctuarysociety.org.January 17, 2025, 5:33 pm

Salem is a 3 year old cat. She is very friendly, but shy. She has developed anxiety around our children and other cat and became very isolated. Due to her anxiety she did begin urinating on our stuff. We have moved her to her own area in the basement, away from other cat and the children and she has no problem using the litter box appropriately down there. However, I feel it is unfair for her to live in a basement with very minimal human interaction. She is extremely friendly and affectionate once when is comfortable with you and feel she would be best in a home with no young children or dogs. She did get along with our other cat but became anxious and isolated.