Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Savannah, Missouri

My name is Onyx. When I was rescued, I was the epitome of a street cat. Homeless, scarred, wary, beat up and beat down. Life outdoors is extremely difficult. I am FIV+, but very healthy and strong. I am a big guy that can live a very long and healthy life just like any other cat. I tolerate my roommates, but like distance between us. I have discovered that I enjoy being pet and brushed, just in small increments of time. All my life I've had to be on guard 24/7, so this life of luxury and affection is all new to me but I'm open to all of it. I hope you will open your heart and your home to me so we can both enjoy the softer side of me and I can see what a loving life is really like. FIV positive cats can live a long and happy life. They can also live safely with FIV-negative cats. FIV is spread through severe bite wounds, so it is important that your kitties get along.

My name is Bundy. My striking coloring makes me stand out in a crowd - I'm like a unique piece of art. With so many beautiful cats available for adoption, I will take any advantage I can get! I was found abandoned at Angels Vet clinic. I am a quiet and affectionate boy that wants to find a loving forever home. I get along well with my roommates so I will fit in well in a home with or without other cats. I'm not picky. I just ask that you pick me!!

My name is Kit. I was found as a stray and brought to M'Shoogy's to get me off the streets and in a safe place. I am admittedly a chunky monkey. Big, beautiful with a bit of a cattitude. I am just outspoken. I speak my mind and let you know what I like...or don't. I'm not shy, but I'm not pushy either. I'm not overly fond of other cats, but would do fine in a home with another one. I would do well as the only cat too. Life isn't perfect and neither am I. We all have quirks, that's what makes things interesting. It would be boring if we were all the same. Love me for who I am and I will do the same for you. Let's be perfect for each other!

This is difficult for me to do, but i want a better life for her. Lila has been with me and my 2 daughters since she was 6 weeks old. She was born 9/27/16. She was the most loving and affectionate cat to us. When we moved 4 years ago, we adopted a dog for protection because we dont live in the best neighborhood. The cat and the dog do not get along. The cat hisses and runs from the dog and the dog barks and chases her. So ever since then, the cat will only stay upstairs or in the basement downstairs, and she has very little human interaction. I thought they would get along if i gave them time, but it’s been 4 years now. I know she wants love from a human and i want her to be with someone who will love her and spoil her like a princess. I also got sick and went on disability, and i cant hardly afford to take care of 2 animals. I feel like Lila would do best in a home with no other animals. She is very low maintenance and was very loving. I just know she would be happier elsewhere.

Hello! This is Patchy, he is a sweet playful kitten. He has brown spots mixed in with his grey stripes, his mother is a tortioushell. We took Patchy and his siblings into our home mid-August 2024. He was born late or early August. His mother is a stray that we have fed daily since she was a stray kitten herself. She became injured soon after she gave birth, so we took her to the vet. While she was in our home recovering, she brought her new babies in with her. We've had them in our home ever since. We have since taken the mother to be spayed. We will also be taking Patchy to be get shot and be neutered. We need to rehome him because our current rental does not allow pets.

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Meet RitzBitz (Snack Pack Kittens) One of five kittens in the "Snack Pack" litter of orange tabbies. Not ready to go home until all vetting has been completed. (Neuter/spay, vaccinations, microchipping) Call 913-684-4939 for an appointment. Email fortleavenworthstrayfacility@gmail.com for an adoption application. Visit the Fort Leavenworth Stray Facility at 510 Organ Ave. on post MWF 11-4 and 9-noon the second Saturday of the month. Be sure to call before you visit to make sure a volunteer is there to meet you! 913-684-4939

Meet Pretzel (Snack Pack Kittens) One of five kittens in the "Snack Pack" litter of orange tabbies. Not ready to go home until all vetting has been completed. (Neuter/spay, vaccinations, microchipping) Call 913-684-4939 for an appointment. Email fortleavenworthstrayfacility@gmail.com for an adoption application. Visit the Fort Leavenworth Stray Facility at 510 Organ Ave. on post MWF 11-4 and 9-noon the second Saturday of the month. Be sure to call before you visit to make sure a volunteer is there to meet you! 913-684-4939