Calico kittens & cats in Kingston, Ontario

Meet beautiful Rosie! There is no doubt, Rosie is the Queen of her household. This beautiful girl wants all the attention, so much so that she thrives much more as the only pet in a household or with a quiet dog. Rosie does not like other cats and is slow to warm to new people. Once comfortable, this flirty girl lets you know what she wants- from her happy, hungry chirps to remind you it`s breakfast time, to the fanciest somersault roll to show her belly. Rosie will bring endless amounts of smiles and long cat stretches into your life. She is a shy cat until won over- but once she gives in, she is a wonderful companion. She has the best manners and we assure you she is a refreshing change from a curtain climbing, mischief seeking cat! Rosie does have a sensitive stomach and can be prone to constipation so she is on a veterinary high fibre diet and over the counter laxative to keep her regular. She also has a heart arrhythmia which requires medication to help prevent any complications. Anyone who adopts her would need to continue with this treatment. She takes her medication well mixed into her wet food, making administering it quite easy!If you think this pretty little girl makes your heart skip a beat, apply online today! Rosie is spayed, up to date on core and non-core vaccines and microchipped. Rosie was declawed prior to her surrender.

Name, age: Arden, 5 years oldLikes: Following you around the house and enjoying your company on her terms, high places where she can keep watch, such as the top of the stairs, sleeping under the bed, string toysDislikes: Having her stomach & sides touched, being bothered by other pets (she doesn`t want to play that much), loud noises, being alone for too longIdeal home: full of people who respect her space, cozy and quiet as can get stressed easily, steady and predictable homeGood with other cats: yes, if they respect her spaceGood with dogs: unknown, but she is easily scaredGood with children: unknown, but she is easily scaredPersonality: Arden is a lovely girl and deserves the world! I would describe her as shy but she does love to keep you company, and she is so sweet once she starts to feel comfortable with you.How long will it take her to settle into a new environment? 3 weeks. I would suggest getting her settled into a room, then sitting on the ground while reading a book or doing a quiet activity. She will come out and say hi eventually!Any special needs or traits someone should know? N/AMedical: History of cystitis (may need to be treated if a flare up happens), obesityIf you think Arden is the one for you - fill out an application today!

Name, age: Groot, 5yrsLikes: Food, playing with you, his ribbon toys, and mouse toys, he LOVES chasing tennis balls. Napping, in random places and in the sun.Dislikes: Loud noises (especially the vacuum), being told noIdeal home: Groot’s ideal home is a lively one that is full of people with enough energy to play with him, whether it’s a home with several adults or with older children. Groot enjoys company and thrives as the center of attention. Good with other cats: Unknown but not recommended due to having FIVGood with dogs: No to big dogs, unknown to small/medium dogsGood with children: Unknown, but likely good with older childrenPersonality: Very sweet and friendly! How long will it take her to settle into a new environment? Between 2-3 days. Groot is quite adaptable and curious about new places. He would benefit from being given the space to roam and explore during the adjustment. Any special needs or traits someone should know? Groot plays a bit rough and can be quite mischievous, but is very charming nonetheless. He also wheezes sometimes, but this doesn’t seem to impact his wellbeing. Medical: FIV+ however FIV isn`t easily transmitted between cats (only through deep bites and not by sharing food or other normal interactions), he is expected to live a full and happy life with his forever family.If you think Groot will be the perfect fit to your household, Fill out an application online!