Calico kittens & cats in Moncton, New Brunswick

Come visit me at PAW!Adoption fee: $250 - Pancake is a nervous girl and will need a family that understands she will take time to adjust to her new home life - - The excitement of adopting a kitten! Kittens are so irresistible, who can say No. Here are some tips to help ensure a smooth transition into your home.-Kitten proof your home (block of nooks and crannies, move electronic cords or other items you don’t want played with).-Be prepared and plan for your kitten’s arrival. Pick up supplies to help your kitten settle in their new home (kitten food, kitty litter, appropriate scratching surfaces, toys ect).-Provide lots of affection, play time and supervision to keep your kitten safe, out of trouble, and socialized.-Don’t overwhelm your kitten on day one. Provide a quiet area or allow them to explore a small room you have set up first. Once your kitten is settled, expect to see scratching of surfaces, wrestling and climbing. Kittens have boundless energy and curiosity. They will require more of your time and attention than an adult cat, but the reward is watching your kitten grow into a sleek adult cat, along with years of love and affection.

Come visit me at PAW!Adoption fee: $250Rory is a sweet, independent cat who knows what she likes — and isn’t afraid to let you know. She would do best in a quiet, adult-only home where she can be the only pet. Rory isn’t a fan of chaos or too much handling, but with the right person and patience her sweet nature will shine through and she will show you how sweet and affectioate she can be. Rory is looking for an experienced, cat-savvy adopter who understands cat behaviour and can give her the time she needs to adjust to her new home. In the right environment, Rory can truly thrive and be an affectionate, loyal companion.

Come visit me at PAW!Adoption fee: $250 - Toast is a nervous friend who is looking for a family who understands that it takes time to adjust to a new home. - - The excitement of adopting a kitten! Kittens are so irresistible, who can say No. Here are some tips to help ensure a smooth transition into your home.-Kitten proof your home (block of nooks and crannies, move electronic cords or other items you don’t want played with).-Be prepared and plan for your kitten’s arrival. Pick up supplies to help your kitten settle in their new home (kitten food, kitty litter, appropriate scratching surfaces, toys ect).-Provide lots of affection, play time and supervision to keep your kitten safe, out of trouble, and socialized.-Don’t overwhelm your kitten on day one. Provide a quiet area or allow them to explore a small room you have set up first. Once your kitten is settled, expect to see scratching of surfaces, wrestling and climbing. Kittens have boundless energy and curiosity. They will require more of your time and attention than an adult cat, but the reward is watching your kitten grow into a sleek adult cat, along with years of love and affection.