British Shorthair kittens & cats in Washington, District of Columbia

Certainly! Here's an improved version: --- We are seeking a new home for our 4-year-old British Shorthair cat. She is not getting along well with other cats in our household and can become aggressive when nervous, especially if approached by people or other cats. Additionally, we are preparing for a long-distance move, and she gets extremely stressed during flights. She would do best in a home where she is the only pet and with someone who can provide her with a calm and understanding environment.

PENDING ARRIVAL FROM KUWAIT LOOKING FOR FOSTER HOME CALM AND MELLOW WITH PEOPLE, LOVES TO BE PETTED BUT SHE DOES NOT LIKE OTHER CATS

PENDING ARRIVAL FROM KUWAIT LOOKING FOR FOSTER HOME WITH NO OTHER CATS VERY FRIENDLY, SWEET, GENTLE WITH ADULTS AND CHILDREN IS NOT GOOD WITH OTHER CATS

PENDING ARRIVAL FROM KUWAIT LOOKING FOR FOSTER HOME GREAT PERSONALITY, CHATTY

This is Bolt. He is a British Shorthair and Domestic Shorthair mix who came from Kuwait. Bolt has been diagnosed with a slight case of Cerebral Hypoplasia (CH). This results frequently when a pregnant momcat contracts a virus and her kittens are impacted while she is fighting the illness. Wobbly kitties can be some of the most loving and precious kitties that owners who have had one, look for them. Bolt's CH is slight and not expected to degrade as he ages. He is a little wobbly when he walks and sometimes his legs slip out from under him but is otherwise fine. He is also missing canine teeth but this does not impact his ability to eat dry or wet food. Can you open your heart to this wonderfully loving kitty? This sweet boy is awaiting for his forever home. * Our kitties are: Spayed/neutered (or provided a spay/neuter voucher for kittens too small for surgery), combo tested for Feline Leukemia and Feline Aids, up-to-date on vaccines (rabies vaccine when age appropriate), treated for parasites, and most have microchips. Tiny kittens go in pairs unless there's a companion animal already in the household. Our adoption fees are low. Most are $150 although some very desirable kitties may be slightly more. For a pair, we reduce the adoption fee slightly.November 6, 2024, 4:36 am

Momo is a 5 year old sweetheart, but he was previously traumatized by apartment maintenance workers and unfortunately developed PTSD from these incidents. We moved to a townhouse on a busy street about a year ago and Momo is still very scared of all the traffic and other loud noises, to the point where he has basically been living in a small bedroom upstairs for almost all hours of the day. I have another cat that is my ESA. They used to play together but Momo has accidentally hurt him on multiple occasions (Momo was scared by something and my other cat just happened to be in the way). Ever since then, my ESA has been really nervous around Momo and he started getting scared of things that he was never scared of before. So I have had to separate the cats when I am not home and constantly keep an eye out on them. It has been a very stressful situation for all involved. Momo deserves the best and he would do best in a quiet area and quiet home with no kids.

Rehoming Two Very Affectionate Cats I am faced with the difficult decision of finding a new home for my two sweetheart cats. They are two years old and from the same litter. Healthy, neutered, and up-to-date on vaccines. Due to financial circumstances, I am moving in with my family, where there is a dog that is aggressive towards cats. To ensure their safety and well-being, I am seeking a kind, safe, and loving home where they can continue to thrive together. Please see the attached photos. If you are interested in providing a forever home for Moose and Bao, or if you know of someone who might be, please reach out to me at the email provided. Your kindness and assistance in spreading the word are greatly appreciated. Gratefully, Isabel

Zulu is an awesome and shy cat that minds her business and is looking for a loving home. I adopted Zulu when she was around 8 months old, and she has been with me for 4 years. She has traveled around the world with me and I will miss her very much. Unfortunately, my other cat is very dominant and does not get along with Zulu, despite being with together for four years. This is causing Zulu significant anxiety and is leading her to overgroom. This is likely due to the significantly smaller apartment that I live in after returning to the U.S. This is an extremely difficult decision but I do believe it is the right one for her health. Zulu is up to date on all of her vaccines. She has had active pet insurance for her entire time with me and has never gotten seriously ill. E.g. she has only had the typical cat "ate something weird" or hairball issues. I am throwing in an automatic pet feeder, pet carrier, and her favorite suction cup window hammock to go with her as well.

Adventure Kitty showed up on our front porch a few months ago. She’s not just a “neighborhood outdoor cat”. She acts as if she used to be an indoor cat but was dumped. Every time we come home she is very excited to see us. She clearly loves people. We already have three cats so we can’t take her in. So we have been feeding her and giving her a warm and protected place to sleep outside. She is really sweet, playful, and always approaches anyone who is outside in our yard. She gets along with other cats in our neighborhood and is probably not even a year old. We live near a busy street and would really like to have her in a safe and stable home.