Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Spanish Fort, Alabama

Sweet Harold was dumped and left to fend for himself at 10 years old. He's a total lap cat. Harold is extremely loving and would love a human to call his own. Harold has wonderful manners and gets along well with the other cats in his foster home. He is litter box trained, neutered, and updated on shots. If you're looking for a calm, loving companion. Can you give Harold the loving home he deserves?

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Barn cat alert! Leo is a charming and spirited boy rescued from a trailer park, and he’s ready for a new adventure. With proper acclimation, he’d make an excellent barn cat. While he’s a bit territorial, he’s also incredibly sweet and full of personality. If you’re looking for a hardworking feline friend with a dash of charm, Leo might just be your guy!  If you are interested in making him a barn cat, you MUST have a place where you can keep him for 4 to 6 weeks in and enclosed area so that he learns that "this is home now" If you don't, it will be his instinct to try to get back "home" and he could get injured, lost or worse.  If you can commit to this, please go to straylovefoundation.org and fill out an adoption application. Each of our rescues will be COMPLETELY vetted (which includes a combo test, worming, spay/neutered, vaccines, and micro-chipping). We do all in our power to assure our rescues are as healthy as possible and live a long happy life. There is always a chance that an animal we have rescued will have a genetic health issue (since they are rescues there is no way that we can know their family history) or one of our tests falls in that low percentage of false-negative category or a they contract a rare disease that we have no way of knowing about or they contract under your care. We cannot guarantee 100% that your pet will live the 15 to 20 years we hope for but with all that we do for them, the chances are incredibly strong that they will. Transportation fees, when applicable, vary by distance/expense. Home checks may be conducted. We are asking for an adoption donation of $148. On most animals, a tax-deductible adoption donation of $148 is required upon approved adoption application. (This is a fraction of our vet expenses and you are always welcome to donate more.) HOWEVER, when we rescue a special breed, ridiculously adorable, or unusual color, we ask for a higher donation which helps towards our vet expenses. If you can't adopt, donate or sponsor, if you can't donate, volunteer! Tax-deductible donations can be made via PayPal using our email address: info@straylovefoundation.org. Or you can click on the donate button on our FB page (StrayLoveFoundation Magnolia Springs) or click on the donate button on our website home page at www.straylovefoundation.org. Stray Love Foundation, Inc. P. O. Box 76, Magnolia Springs, AL 36555 A 501c3 animal rescue group www.straylovefoundation.org FB Stray Love Foundation Magnolia Springs YouTube: Stray Love Foundation Twitter: StrayLoveRescue Adoption Application: https://form.jotform.com/51596981906975November 18, 2024, 5:37 pm

Maddie is about 6 years old - She also has allergies but is not being treated for it.    Maddie is a stunning Maine Coon mix with a heart as big as her fluffy tail. Rescued from the streets of Foley, Alabama, she’s left her past behind and is now ready to find her forever home. All Maddie wants is to love and be loved—she’s happiest curled up in your lap, soaking up all the cuddles you can give. This affectionate girl gets along well with other cats and would thrive in a home where she can be someone’s constant companion. We’re not quite sure how she feels about dogs yet, but she’s so full of love, we know she’ll win over any heart she meets. If you’re looking for a loyal, loving lap cat who will make every day brighter, Maddie is the one for you. She’s ready to give you all her love—are you ready to bring her home?  If you’re looking for a beautiful and affectionate companion, Maddie is the one for you. Come meet her and see why she’s the queen of our sanctuary! If you are interested in adopting, please go to straylovefoundation.org and fill out an adoption application. Each of our rescues will be COMPLETELY vetted (which includes a combo test, worming, spay/neutered, vaccines, and micro-chipping). We do all in our power to assure our rescues are as healthy as possible and live a long happy life. There is always a chance that an animal we have rescued will have a genetic health issue (since they are rescues there is no way that we can know their family history) or one of our tests falls in that low percentage of false-negative category or a they contract a rare disease that we have no way of knowing about or they contract under your care. We cannot guarantee 100% that your pet will live the 15 to 20 years we hope for but with all that we do for them, the chances are incredibly strong that they will. Transportation fees, when applicable, vary by distance/expense. Home checks may be conducted. We are asking for an adoption donation of $148. On most animals, a tax-deductible adoption donation of $148 is required upon approved adoption application. (This is a fraction of our vet expenses and you are always welcome to donate more.) HOWEVER, when we rescue a special breed, ridiculously adorable, or unusual color, we ask for a higher donation which helps towards our vet expenses. If you can't adopt, donate or sponsor, if you can't donate, volunteer! Tax-deductible donations can be made via PayPal using our email address: info@straylovefoundation.org. Or you can click on the donate button on our FB page (StrayLoveFoundation Magnolia Springs) or click on the donate button on our website home page at www.straylovefoundation.org. Stray Love Foundation, Inc. P. O. Box 76, Magnolia Springs, AL 36555 A 501c3 animal rescue group www.straylovefoundation.org FB Stray Love Foundation Magnolia Springs YouTube: Stray Love Foundation Twitter: StrayLoveRescue Adoption Application: https://form.jotform.com/51596981906975   Introducing Ziggy, a remarkable feline with a story of resilience and charm. Rescued from a trailer park just west of Baldwin Express on Doc McDuffie Road, Ziggy's journey to our sanctuary is nothing short of heroic. When we received a distressing call about the impending threat to shoot the resident cats by a new owner of the property, we knew we had to act swiftly.   Having already TNVR'd the cats in this area, we were familiar with their stories. Ziggy, along with her five siblings, was pulled to safety just before the caretaker had to leave. While her siblings remain skittish, Ziggy stands out with her loving and approachable nature. As part of our sanctuary entourage, she wins over everyone she meets with her friendly greetings.   This cross-eyed beauty is not only a cuddler but also appreciates her own space. Ziggy gets along wonderfully with other catsDecember 27, 2024, 9:54 am

Mic had to have been a pet at one time. He was found on the Fort Morgan Peninsula in Gulf Shores which is riddled with cayotes! His rescuer was so worried for him and got him as soon as she was able. He is sweet but a bit scared (I would be too). He cries alot right now but he will do better once settled. He is SO SWEET, not to mention, beautiful! If you are interested in adopting, please go to straylovefoundation.org and fill out an adoption application. Each of our rescues will be COMPLETELY vetted (which includes a combo test, worming, spay/neutered, vaccines, and micro-chipping). We do all in our power to assure our rescues are as healthy as possible and live a long happy life. There is always a chance that an animal we have rescued will have a genetic health issue (since they are rescues there is no way that we can know their family history) or one of our tests falls in that low percentage of false-negative category or a they contract a rare disease that we have no way of knowing about or they contract under your care. We cannot guarantee 100% that your pet will live the 15 to 20 years we hope for but with all that we do for them, the chances are incredibly strong that they will. Transportation fees, when applicable, vary by distance/expense. Home checks may be conducted. We are asking for an adoption donation of $198. On most animals, a tax-deductible adoption donation of $148 is required upon approved adoption application. (This is a fraction of our vet expenses and you are always welcome to donate more.) HOWEVER, when we rescue a special breed, ridiculously adorable, or unusual color, we ask for a higher donation which helps towards our vet expenses. If you can't adopt, donate or sponsor, if you can't donate, volunteer! Tax-deductible donations can be made via PayPal using our email address: info@straylovefoundation.org. Or you can click on the donate button on our FB page (StrayLoveFoundation Magnolia Springs) or click on the donate button on our website home page at www.straylovefoundation.org. Stray Love Foundation, Inc. P. O. Box 76, Magnolia Springs, AL 36555 A 501c3 animal rescue group www.straylovefoundation.org FB Stray Love Foundation Magnolia Springs YouTube: Stray Love Foundation Twitter: StrayLoveRescue Adoption Application: https://form.jotform.com/51596981906975December 23, 2024, 7:09 pm

This is, as of December 24th, an approximately 8 week old kitten that was left in our neighborhood. I took it to my veterinarian, it has FIV, and we have other cats. The vet indicated it would be best in a home without other cats and left inside. There is the possibility that the mother had FIV and it is in the kitten's blood, at 6 moths a retest can be done and it may be negative. Won't know until then. The kitten is free, we would like a home for it.