Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Belpre, Ohio

Meet Mazie! This girl is 4 months old and is awaiting her adoption day with her buddy Ziggy at Pet Supplies Plus in Vienna. She did come into the shelter very sick, with an upper respiratory infection. She was being treated for it in a foster home. Unfortunately some upper respiratory infections can cause issues to the eyes. Thats what happened with Mazie and she had to have the one surgically removed. She has recovered very well and doesn’t think she’s any different than a kitten with both eyes. If you would like to adopt her And Ziggy, submit an adoption application through the website or in person at Pet Supplies Plus.

Hey everyone! This crew is the cutest!! Sweet potato (f) short haired brown kitten Cranberry (f) long-haired brown kitten Cornbread (M) orange long-haired kitten They can be a little timid at first but they will warm up to ya! They’ve had their first shots, worming and recently altered. They are roughly 2 1/2 months old. Call the shelter after 10:30 to inquire about them! With an approved application you can take them home soon! Take one, two or all!! As you know, they do best in pairs. Foster Maigen Stotts

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Aries is a handsome 7-year old male kitty who was surrendered by his owner on August 2, 2024 because she was unable to take care of him. This debonair gentleman has a dark brown tabby long-haired coat, a long fluffy tail, and a regal-looking face with golden eyes, extra-large ears with nice 'ear furnishings', a brown velvet nose, a white beard on his chin, and beautiful long white whiskers. Aries was given vaccinations, wormer, and flea treatment on August 2, 2024. He weighed 9.2 lbs that day. His owner told us that Aries was good with other animals (but didn't specify whether that included dogs as well as cats) .. And he is good with children. Aries was calm, chill, and very distinguished-looking when we stopped by to take his photos on August 13, 2024. Aries had been moved to The Jungle Room (one of our cat adoption rooms) where he was taking a leisurely afternoon nap, and he was quite charming though he obviously was anxious to get back to his nap (smile). Aries has already been neutered, so he could leave our shelter with his new family rather quickly with an approved HSOV adoption application. Aries is also available for rescue. Rescue groups may contact our HSOV Feline Rescue Coordinator via email (sharonpaul2@suddenlink.net). We can usually help with transportation. Update: Aries is currently in foster care but is still available for adoption. If you are interested in adopting Aries, please complete an HSOV adoption application and we will arrange a meet-and-greet with his foster family.

Bunny is a beautiful one-year old female Tuxedo kitty who was brought to the HSOV on October 12, 2024 along with her best friend (Kitty) who is most likely her sister. These girls were found fending for themselves in the Veto Lake area of Washington County Ohio. This young lady has a black long-haired smooth coat with a triangular patch of white on her chest, a long fluffy tail, and an adorable face with golden eyes, a cute black 'goatee', a black velvet nose, and long white whiskers. Bunny was given vaccinations and Pyrantel wormer on October 12, 2024. She weighed 7.4 lbs that day. Bunny was given booster vaccines on October 26, 2024. These photos of Bunny were taken on October 12th shortly after her arrival. She has a friendly, rather demure. personality. Bunny was understandably a little apprehensive about finding herself in an unfamiliar place, so she chose to have her glamour photos taken where she felt most comfortable (in the floor crate she was sharing with Kitty). Bunny and her bestie (Kitty) are very bonded with each other, and they depend upon each other for comfort and a sense of security. They have been kept together and are always snuggled up as close to each other as possible. We feel that it is in their best interest to be adopted as a bonded pair. Bunny and Kitty will be spayed before being adopted by their new family. Update: It appears that (sigh) there is a possibility that Bunny and Kitty are both pregnant, so they have been moved into a more quiet area of shelter (together, of course) where our HSOV Kennel Techs can keep a close watch on them. UPDATE: Thankfully neither Bunny nor Kitty were pregnant. Bunny and Kitty will be spayed in the near future and will soon be ready to find a fabulous home either through adoption or rescue. Rescue groups may contact our HSOV Feline Rescue Coordinator via email (sharonpaul2@suddenlink.net). We can usually help with transportation.