British Shorthair kittens & cats in Baltimore, Maryland

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 (and scared) him on multiple occasions (Momo was scared by something and my other cat just happened to be in the way). Ever since then, my other cat 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.

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

PENDING ARRIVAL FROM KUWAIT LOOKING FOR FOSTER HOJE FRIENDLY AND QUIET WITH ADULTS DOES NOT LIKE CHILDREN DOES NOT GET ALONG WITH OTHER CATS SHE HAS NOT BEEN EXPOSED TO DOGS SHE WAS BROUGHT TO A GROOMING SHOP AND JUST LEFT THERE

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

I got nyx from pet smart, at the age of 1 years old. He is very nice cat to humans, rarely scratches people and kids. Is a very lovable and cuddly cat. Like to play and definitely like to eat. He is pretty clean and naps a lot. It would help a lot to rehome nyx so he could be in better care and a better environment that fits him. He is at risk of being put out on the streets. Please help if possible.

Professor socks was born in March 2021 he’s 3 years old he is incredibly social and likes to play with dogs. Because he has FIV, he hasn’t been raised with other cats but feel free to properly introduce him to kittens. He’s very loving in his own way he loves to sleep under the covers and likes being held his personality is like a sour patch kid so he gets overstimulated very quickly so he will bite you as a way of saying stop He is obsessed with lasers! He is a large cat compare to others. I would want him to find a home where his sour patch kid personality and boundaries are respected and understood (: An FIV infected cat can spread the virus to other CATS ONLY through hard bites where the saliva enters the bloodstream of the other cat, but FIV cats can also live along side non FIV cats without issue if the cats get along. You may want to call your vet to discuss any concerns you may have about FIV or google more information but they can live long healthy lives.

I took care of Buffy for a little over a year and she is an ideal companion. My late wife adopted her and I took over. She's very laid back, very affectionate, likes to play, a bit of a huntress but not overly so. I wish she could travel with me to where I'm relocating in Europe but the flight would be too traumatic for her. I wanted to be comfortable and to get as much love as she gives. I'm glad to do anything to help you adopt Buffy.