Calico kittens & cats in Michigan City, Indiana

She is 1 1/2 years old, she was found trapped in my yard at 4 weeks old. She does not get along well with my older cat at all. She is not good with kids.

Nature came to our sanctuary as a stray who was abandoned near a highway. She is extremely friendly, calm, and docile. She was found meowing on a few porches, expecting to be let into a house as if that's what she's used to. She was easily coaxed into a carrier. She absolutely loves cuddles and enjoys long cat naps in the sun! She seems to be very calm around other animals and all humans.

Kali was abandoned by her mother at a young age and quickly got accepted into our community cat colony. SHe is incredibly sweet and affectionate. Loves to follow people around on walks and will never pass up a head pat! She would be a very good family cat as she gets along well with kids, dogs, and other cats.

Kali is a beautiful calico with a gentle heart and a big love for comfort. She was abandoned by her mother as a young teenager and forced outdoors, even though she has always preferred the safety and coziness of indoor life. Adjusting to sanctuary/colony living has been hard for her — she’s sweet, friendly, and affectionate, but not a fan of the chaos that comes with a big group of cats. Kali loves cuddles, attention, and being near her people without being clingy. She gets along well with cats, dogs, and humans, and would absolutely flourish in a quiet indoor home where she can finally relax and feel secure.

Baby doll is around 3 years old shy at first but very lovable when she gets to know you and feel safe. Baby doll is spayed up to date on shots and might be negative and microchipped.August 19, 2025, 9:02 pm

Penelope is a beautiful dilute calico who was sent to a rescue for reasons unknown, and as that rescue experienced damage to their building, she came into our care. She has such a wonderful personality. She loves to play with tangling toys with her special short legs. It’s unknown to us whether this is a birth defect or attempt at fixing a defect. She is in no pain, enjoys life and wet food for her snack.

Need a little more happiness? Maybe a few more smiles? How 'bout a whole lotta extra laughter? If any of those are true, then you need to adopt eight-month-old Bean. She is an exuberant ray of sunshine who is an on-the-go kind of gal. Bean is one of our most fun kitties! She LOVES enrichment activities! You can always count on Bean to reach her paws out through her cage to get your attention. She flies high after toys-on-strings and has a blast trying to catch them. We know she'll bring up the energy level in any household because she brings ours up every day! Bean would love to be the only kitty in her new home and asks that kiddos are about 10ish and older. Even though she is a high-energy sweetheart, a home without a lot of commotion would suit her best! Bean is spayed and is available for adoption!

Rain wants to know what has been stopping you from adopting her?! She is funny, relational, cuddly-once-she-knows-you, and is so funny when feathers and catnip are combined! She asks for a few minutes to get to know you first! Once she does, Rain is all nuzzles, cuddles, and affection. And boy, oh boy, does this girl love feathery toys! She has so much fun chasing them and is so much fun because she is so interactive. We think she would be the happiest girl if she could be the only furbaby in her new home. As long as she has all of your love and affection, she will be thrilled. Rain is a little younger than two years old and is spayed. Please ask us to see her when you arrive!

You don't often hear of a cat surviving after being hit by a car. Well, Spot did. Although, now she is paralyzed and has very little function in her back legs. (Sidenote! Email us at pets@michianapets.org to request an application. Spot is in a foster home!) We were not sure if Spot was going to be able to make it through her trauma. But each day, she was getting stronger, healing more and was proving to be the absolute sweetest and most loving girl. We were so grateful to be able to give her a second chance. Spot needed a foster home because the kennel-life was not a fit for her. Her foster family is amazing and they created a bag that goes around her waist so she can "walk" around without getting abrasions and wounds on her back legs. Spot was not remotely interested in a wheelchair; her little drag-bag allows her to be just as mobile and she is totally succeeding! Here is a note from her foster mom: "Spot is a one-year-old spayed bundle of love and curiosity. Spot is an incredibly affectionate girl who wants nothing more than to be by your side (or better yet, in your lap). She will happily curl up for hours, purring and chatting away with her soft, sweet meows. She truly loves to “talk.” Spot’s favorite toys are anything with feathers, and she’s wonderful with dogs of all sizes. Despite losing the use of her back legs, Spot hasn’t lost her joyful spirit or her zest for life. She has adapted beautifully and gets around with ease, always eager to explore, cuddle, and make friends. If you’re looking for a loyal companion who will fill your home with love, warmth, and a little chatter, Spot is your girl. She is full of curiosity, joy, and nonstop purrs. Please adopt the happiest little survivor. She is ready to roll right into your heart." -Spot's foster mom. Her adopter will need to be able to express her bladder but please don't let that deter you! Many of us had no idea how to until we were taught and now it is so easy! We can teach you, too! Of course, Spot is the perfect girl so she makes everything easy on us.