British Shorthair kittens & cats in Nashua, New Hampshire

Mischa is 5 yrs old. I purchased him as a 8 wk old kitten from a private breeder in Pennsylvania. He is neutered. Mischa had a colectomy at 1 yr old, and I had the surgery from a surgeon in Concord, NH. He has been healthy since with no re-occurrence. He is litter trained, but has formed but not hard stools. This is due to his section of colon that was removed. He lives with two other cats and no children. He's typical British that is not a lap cat, but is friendly. He's been with me for 5 plus yrs and it is difficult decision, as I am retiring on a fixed income, hence cannot keep three cats. I want a good home for Mischa and someone who will have patience as he adjusts to a new environment.

Annie was found in an apt complex, we suspect she was left behind as owners could not be located. She is 10-11 months old and weighs around 10lbs. Very sweet and calm, loves to be around people, she has been around another cat and prefers to keep her distance around dogs. https://youtu.be/7Rc_SaTWKKg https://youtu.be/KQp1iBPCBR8 She is spayed, combo tested negative, is current on vaccinations and microchipped. The adoption fee is $275 and includes transport to your area. Please email us at alr.one.2007@gmail.com and we will send you additional information and the adoption application.

Due to the overpopulation, Honeybelle is being fostered in South Florida. We are ready with transport to bring him to his forever family. Named after the rarest orange in nature, female orange tabby cats are rather rare (only 1 out of every 5). Our sweet Honeybell is very affectionate, tolerant of the other pets in her current foster home. But, longs for a permanent family of her own. She is a healthy, spayed female, current on all vaccinations and microchipped. She is also FelvFiv negative. To ensure the right fit for both Pet and family, all of our adoptions are ’foster-to-adopt’. This means that, whatever the reason, we will always accept the pet back to our care, in one of our homes (not a cage at a boarding facility or shelter) if the adopter(s) has a change of heart or circumstance. This is one of the many benefits of opting to adopt from a local Rescue organization over a store purchase or shelter Adoption. East Coast Pet Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, where all donations are tax-deductible. Receipts available upon request. 305-916-EAST(3278) info@eastcoastpetrescue.org;