Calico kittens & cats in New Hampshire

This gorgeous, little female calico is called Nicolette.And she is absolutely stunning.  Apparently this 10 week, old kitten that weighs barely.Two pounds was found beside an apartment complex dumpster in the frigid cold of Tennessee.   She is gaining good weight and being dewormed.And what a loving little girl she is.   If you are interested in making this little one part of your holiday celebration, wrute to us at ccrtennessee@gmail.com,   Critter Cavalry Rescue December 19, 2024, 4:18 pm

Our amazingly unique Dilute Calico Kittens are the cat’s MEOW for sure. Born with ¾ tails and the most subtle colors that mingle together all the Kitten colors of the rainbow.  All are girls and their funny personalities all Shine and are filled with good snuggles and antics that make you laugh. Olive, Charm, Trinket and Sweet Pea are waiting to help you open your Holiday presents under the tree.  Oh boy a tree!  A tree just for ME, they all purred!!!!!  It would be hard to choose which one would be your best friend forever, but just try talking with their foster moms Carol and Amanda and you will probably want to take them ALL home.  If you are ready to adopt one or even two as a pair of loveable entertainers, please email Critter Cavalry Rescue:  ccrtennessee@gmail.com  December 12, 2024, 10:09 pm

Name: Ella - responds to Kitty Age: 9 as of October 13th (born in 2015) Likes: cozy spots anywhere and everywhere, catching all the mice, catnip, sneaking outside and immediately begging to come back inside. Dislikes: kids- will scratch! She gets along decently with dogs but I think she prefers a quiet home, she’s never lived with another cat. She can be quite cuddly if you’re sitting with a blanket. She will find every cozy spot to lay down. I have had her since she was a kitten and she’s in great health. I unfortunately can’t provide her with the home she deserves, my husband is allergic so she’s living with family for now. I desperately want her to go to someone who will give her so much attention. Will give her for free if someone is very serious, just need to know she’s going to be loved.

Peaches is a spayed female dilute calico kitten, born on May 6, 2024. She is curious and playful, affectionate and loves to snuggle.  She keeps herself amused and also gets along with other cats.  She would love to get adopted with a friend to play with but it's not necessary.  She uses a scratching post and the litterbox, loves to watch the birds and sit on my desk next to my computer.  The adoption fee is $100. This covers the cost of spay/neuter, PVR, Rabies, flea, tick, ear mite and worm treatment. To adopt, you need to first fill out an application. Go to: https://rutherfordcountyhumanesociety.org/cat-adoption-application/ We are located in Western North Carolina. Optional transport is weekly.  After your application is approved, we will contact you regarding cost and delivery if you so desire.December 12, 2024, 2:05 pm

Junie is 5 years old, she is a very kind and docile cat. Our schedule has become increasingly hectic and we feel that we are not giving Junie the attention she deserves. It will be bittersweet to re-home her, but she has a lot more life to live and should be in a home that has more time to enjoy with her.

Tivali. ...Tee-vah-lee! The name alone rolls off the tongue.  Meaning divine, or gift of god, that certainly describes this darling kitten.  This petite little Tabico, (tabby and calico mix) has striking markings.  Tivali has tabby stripes overlaying some of her calico coloring, which are highlighted by her beautiful snow white fur.  And then you see that face, with those green eyes, and dotted by a pink little nose.  Your heart will start to melt!  We estimate her birthday as August 1, but you would not know it from her size.  She is a tiny little lady, with an immediate affection for her foster.  Tivali lights up when she is greeted with cuddling arms and a gentle touch,  Her motor comes on immediately.  She is a little purr-ball.  But like most kittens in a new place, she can startle easily.  Who doesn’t?  Tivali likes to find her little space where she feels safe.  Again, who doesn’t?  But this love comes right out to get some head scratches, and to play with that funny little mouse.  And that ball that is trapped in the ring - ‘how do I get that out’, she asks herself.  You can watch her bat that ball around and around!  She attracts attention from the four other fosters in the room, all of different ages.  Tivali holds her own, with maybe an occasional fuss, which is quickly resolved.  She has already made friends with another kitten her size, and there are sure to be hours of chasing, tower climbing, and foster loving to come.  Unless you grab her up first.  She is soon to melt someone’s heart.  Let Tivali be your gift to yourself.  How simply divine that would be!  If you are interested in this little love, please contact Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrtennessee@gmail.com, and be sure to mention where you live, city and state.  December 16, 2024, 8:11 pm