Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Firebaugh, California

Hello! My animal ID is [VALL_A_4279]. I just became available for adoption and am very excited to start my next chapter! Currently, the staff and volunteers at Valley Animal Center are working on getting to know me. I recommend contacting them for more information about me at (559) 233-8554 or cats@valleyanimal.org. You may also visit me in person at 3934 N. Hayston Ave., Fresno, CA 93726. The adoption centers are open everyday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. To view other cats or kittens available for adoption at Valley Animal Center, please visit https://valleyanimal.org/cats/. You may also find Valley Animal Center's adoption application there. Once you submit an adoption application, a cat care associate will review it and follow up with you as soon as possible. Thank mew! _____ Hola! Mi numero de identificacion de animal es [VALL_A_4279]. Estoy lista para ser adoptada y estoy muy emocionada de comenzar mi proximo capitulo! Actualmente, el personal y los voluntarios de Valley Animal Center estan trabajando para conocerme. Recomiendo contactarlos para obtener mas informacion sobre mi al (559) 233-8554 o cats@valleyanimal.org. Tambien puede visitarme en persona en 3934 N. Hayston Ave., Fresno, CA 93726. Los centros de adopcion estan abiertos de 10 a.m. a 4:30 p.m. Para ver otros gatos o gatitos disponibles para adopcion en Valley Animal Center, visite https://valleyanimal.org/cats/. Tambien puede encontrar la solicitud de adopcion de Valley Animal Center alli. Cuando haya enviado una solicitud de adopcion, un asociado de cuidado de gatos la revisara y se comunicara con usted lo antes posible. Gracias!

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Princess is an approximately 2 year old domestic longhair who was transferred to our facility in December 2023 with her 4 kittens! She raised her kittens in a foster home and all found great homes once they went up for adoption but now, Princess is looking for her forever home! She is a very affectionate and vocal girl who just loves to squeak at you for attention! She is a little shy at first introducing to new things but with a slow introduction and a patient adjustment process, she would be a great addition to any loving family! If you are interested in meeting Princess, please submit an application at www.valleyanimal.org At Valley Animal Center our mission is to unite dogs and cats with loving people.

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Come on in to the Owl House and give a warm hello to the adorable Hooty and Owlberta! We found these two adorable sisters as kittens abandoned and struggling, so we took them in and just look at them now! They are the closest of sisters, yet in some ways couldn’t be more opposite and complimentary too! Owlberta is short hair and very much a cat’s cat. She loves hanging out with other cats (not just her sister) and she loves playing, hunting, or chasing after her friends. Occasionally, she’ll be willing to grace a human with her presence, but she would much prefer the company of other cats instead and, if anything, you’ll be lucky to catch a glimpse of her as she’s playing. Her long-haired sister Hooty is in some ways the polar opposite, at least when it comes to humans: she will immediately run up for love, push against you for pets, or if you’re leaning back in a chair, she will gladly put her paws on your chest and demand your full love and attention! Yet she loves to play with other cats too, especially but not exclusively with her sister. While you won’t always find them hanging out with each other, they will absolutely play or wander together, and if you separate them, they will both let you know how unhappy they are, so we consider Hooty and Owlberta a bonded pair and need to be adopted together. They might be yin and yang in personality, but these two quirky sisters deserve to find a loving furever home, so will it be yours? They are spayed, vaccinated and microchipped and ready to go today! Hooty and Owlberta are about 1 year old.

Do you have room in your heart and home for a sweet, senior, independent kitty? Meet Cali, who came to Cat Crew after her owners moved out of state and her new home fell through. This sweet old gal is looking for a simple life. She just wants to live out the rest of her days lounging with her humans, getting pets/head scratches, and enjoying some catnip. It was discovered right before her previous owners moved that she has hyperthyroidism, which requires medication applied to her ears twice a day and a blood test twice a year. Cali is 12 years old and would prefer to be the only pet in her new home. Cali will be spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated. Cali is about 12 years old.