Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Summerfield, North Carolina

Markette, born approximately 5/17/2024, is a gorgeous, fluffy, black and white beauty with bunny-soft fur and an adorable smudged nose face. She is low-key, submissive, and longs to be someone’s spoiled lap kitty. Markette is Feline Leukemia positive, but is asymptomatic, so she should still have many years ahead of her as long as kept securely indoors and up to date with routine check ups. Adopting from Sheets Pet Clinic cat adoptions is simple! Request an application, answer a few follow-up questions, then when your application is approved, we set up a meet-greet. The application helps us guide you to your best match. If we don’t have your best match, we can refer you to other great rescue groups. Adopting from Sheets Pet Clinic cat adoptions is simple! Request an application, answer a few follow-up questions, then when your application is approved, we set up a meet-greet. The application helps us guide you to your best match. If we do not have your best match, we can refer you to other great rescue groups. Write petadoptions@sheetspetclinic.com for application. Or you can find a printable application on our website under the Adoptions tab.www.sheetspetclinic.com Our adoption fee is $100 for each cat 6 months and older, $150 if you adopt two 6+ month-old cats at the same time. $125 for each kitten, $200 for two kittens adopted at the same time. That fee includes spay or neuter, microchipping (we register the chip for you), testing for FeLV (Feline Leukemia) and/or FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus), current, age-appropriate vaccinations, FeLV vaccinations for kittens, flea treatment and deworming. All adoptees receive an “exit exam” from one of our veterinarians before going home. BONUS! Adopt a Sheets Pet Clinic cat or kitten and receive half-price vaccines for the life of your pet! More details on adoption. NO RISK! Adoption fee is refundable for two weeks to make sure you've found a match for your household. Even after two-week period, we'll take the adopted cat back for any reason Come to our adoption fairs, held every second and fourth Saturday at Sheets Pet Clinic (809 Chimney Rock Court, Greensboro, NC, 27409) from 1-3pm. At the clinic on those days, you can visit sometimes 40 kittens/cats at one time, interact with them in a quiet environment, spend as much time as you like with them in exam rooms. Foster parents or staff are always on hand to help you make the best match for your household.

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Druella was born in 2018 as a barn cat, but she came to live with me as soon as she was weaned. She's always been a big proximity cat so she likes to be close to you at all times though she's not always interested in being held or pet for long periods of time! She's an indoor cat with some supervised outside time. She can exist around dogs, my family has had many, but she doesn't get along with them. She does like other cats but warming up takes a very long time, it's a bit of a push and pull with her hissing while following them until she settles! She's not dominant at all, so she's prone to being bullied by other assertive cats as well. She's been having bladder issues that I'm trying to work through currently, just to be transparent. I really love her, quirks and all, but I'm moving overseas at the end of 2026 and I can't afford to take her with me. Please only serious inquires, I'm starting this early to find a solid home that won't dump her somewhere because she's difficult!

** Courtesy Post ** Please contact owner at email/phone number listed ** Sweet Lilly needs a living home! She is almost 7 years old, has been spayed and is up-to-date on all her shots. She is sweet and beautiful and needs to be the only cat in a caring home. She does NOT get along with other cats. Not sure about dogs, but I assume the same.  If seriously interested, contact Margaret Yoder at (336) 457-9800 or mnsyoder@gmail.com ** Courtesy Post ** Please contact owner at email/phone number listed ** November 5, 2024, 10:20 pm

Nickname "icky lady". Ickis is an inside kitty. She is 4 years old. She was scooped up as a kitten, from a gas station. Her personality is very likeable. She doesn't have any negative behavior tendencies, given her kitty needs are met. Truly an enjoyable cat to have as a companion. She's a sunshine lounger, likes to watch the bird feeder, interactive play with a chase toy. She appreciates being able to enjoy some outdoors time too, under safe supervision. She'll greet you, when you get home. Likes to make biscuits. Likes treats and treat huting. Sweet snuggler. Would rate Icky lady a 10/10 kitty. I will say, Icky is used to living in a calm atmosphere, without lots of coming and going, human wise. A chaotic, busy atmosphere is not her scene. I am hoping to find a home who has time to spend daily with ickis. Someone how has available resources, for yearly vet check-up appointments. Making sure her kitty needs are met, and her life enriched.

My sister, Alexandra Beth Yoder died February 23rd at Forsyth Medical Center. She went in for low potassium and developed a respiratory issue with shortness of breath and low oxygen. She had two strokes. Before her strokes, she told me if anything happened to her, to please get her cats a home. I have 4 dogs and cannot take the cats. I applied at AARF and many other places and they were unable to take them. I did take them to the Vet and they are up to date on all vaccinations. I am more than willing to pay a re-homing fee and provide their food. They are between 7 and 11 years of age. I can donate food, crates, etc. Please let me know if you can help me.