Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Perth, Ontario

Name, age: Papaye, 11yrLikes: Delectables Squeeze Up Treats, eating treats from forks (so funny!), giving slow blinks to his humans, quietly sitting near his humans while they’re relaxing or doing work, watching the birds in the windowDislikes: Unfamiliar adults getting too close before showing him they’re safe, wand toys (at this moment), being put in his carrier, being touched when he is unwilling, and being pet from above.What would be the ideal home? A quiet and calm home that will respect his boundaries, with many places where he can rest and watch his people.Good with other cats? Yes - gets along well with kittens. Would do well in a home with an outgoing cat. He loves playing and napping with them, and he’s much more confident when there are other outgoing kitties around! He hasn’t had any aggression, hissing, or angry swatting. He’s really a great, patient, and sweet guy who loves his current brothers!Good with dogs? UnknownGood with children? Most likely not.Personality: Papaye is a well-behaved and independent cat who loves observing the humans around whom he feels safe. Treats, patience, and respect for his boundaries are the way to get to his heart! He loves to show you that he loves you by giving you slow blinks (if you slowly blink back to him, he will keep slowly blinking at you for hours as long as you keep on going!), stretching towards his humans, making silly noises and talking to you, and showing you with his body language that he feels comfortable and safe!How long will it take to settle into a new environment? Papaye may need around eight weeks to start to feel comfortable.Any special needs or traits an adopter should know? Papaye can be anxious from time to time; however once you gain his trust, he will show you that he loves you, and it will be so rewarding!If you think Papaye is the one for you - fill out an application today!

Name, age: Lewis, 9yrLikes: sitting on laptops, watching outside, lounging around, licking water from the bathtub, hiding under beds or small spaces, playing with a stick toy at night.Dislikes: being held, being pet for too long, new people, loud noises, children.What would be the ideal home? A quiet home with no children, someone who works from home maybe so they can give him attention on his own terms.Good with other cats? Unknown.Good with dogs? Unknown.Good with children? No.Personality: Independent but likes to meow for food and likes to flop on the floors while he cleans himself. How long will it take to settle into a new environment? A few weeks and will hide in small spaces like under the bed or up high so you can’t find him.Any special needs or traits an adopter should know? He gets over stimulated when too many people are in the house making loud noises. He has no front claws, which has resulted in arthritis in his upper left paw which he needs an arthritis shot for once a month.Medical: On a Gastro diet & Restorolax daily. One a monthly injection for arthritisIf you think Lewis is the one for you - fill out an application today!

Name, age: Susan, 4 years Likes: Singing, cuddles, catnip toys, treat tubes, making biscuitsDislikes: Sudden noises, having her back feet touched, being ignoredWhat would be the ideal home? Somewhere quiet and calm for this skittish girlGood with other cats? UnknownGood with dogs? UnknownGood with children? UnknownPersonality: Susan is a very sweet girl. She is super laid back and happy to keep herself occupied, but is also always down for a cuddle sesh and loves to lay on a lap when one is available. Bonus: In the kitchen, she makes an excellent sous-chef who keeps a respectable distance while offering constant and loud feedback, no matter what you`re making.How long will it take to settle into a new environment? I kept Susan to one bedroom for the first few days and then let her explore the house at her own pace. It`s a pretty small house but it took about a week before she reached the living room and another few days before she was brave enough to get up on the couches. It took another week or so before I saw her playing with her toys for the first time. She`s still a little nervous sometimes but I would say overall about 2-3 weeks before she really starts to open up.Any special needs or traits an adopter should know? She`s a gummy gal! She will rub her mouth on almost anything and enjoys a little chin/jaw massage every so often to relieve the itchiness. Sometimes after a messy meal, she needs her chin wiped with a tissue.According to my roommates, she is developing some separation anxiety and crying a lot when I leave the house.If you think Susan is the one for you - fill out an application today!

Name, age: Gatsby, 2yLikes: Ears being scratchedDislikes: Sudden intrusions, being picked upWhat would be the ideal home? A quiet homeGood with other cats? UnknownGood with dogs? UnknownGood with children? UnknownPersonality: Independent but a little shyHow long will it take to settle into a new environment? A few weeksAny special needs or traits an adopter should know? Gatsby enjoys hiding in carboard boxes and likes looking out the windowIf you think Gatsby is the one for you - fill out an application today!

Meet Marley! This sweetie is looking for their forever home!Marley`s bio is currently under construction! Come back soon to learn more about me! If you are interested in adopting- please fill out an application today!If you have any questions, please contact customer care at 613-546-1291 ext. 102 or customercare@kingstonhumanesociety.ca

Name, age: Lily, 12yrsLikes: getting brushed, getting pet, sitting in the sun and following you aroundDislikes: being held high up, dry foodWhat would be the ideal home?: Quiet home with people around at least part of the dayGood with other cats?: UnknownGood with dogs?: UnknownGood with children?: UnknownPersonality: generally independent, will come find you when she wants attention. Enjoys walking around and having a nosy a few times a day.How long will it take to settle into a new environment?: 2-4 weeks. May hide in a small space for the first few days but is not afraid to be interacted withAny special needs or traits an adopter should know?: Lily greatly prefers wet foodIf you think Lily is the one for you - fill out an application today!