Domestic Shorthair kittens & cats in Auburn, New York

Willow is a sweet, playful, friendly and affectionate female that was trapped outdoors along with one of her 8 week old kittens. She was spayed in August 2024 as well as given a Rabies and Distemper shot and dewormer. She has been fostered since then, been socialized and has adapted to living indoors with other cats and dogs. She is ready now for her forever home. She is a sweetheart and would be a welcome addition to any home. She seeks out attention, loves to play, and loves her head scratched. She can be picked up but is not comfortable being held at this time. Requesting $50 adoption fee as a donation to Auburn Community Cats TNR

Astrid was born in my barn in May. She was one of five kittens born to a stray momma. I fostered her & her siblings all through the summer, and I was able to find 3 of 5 siblings' their forever families, and it is time for her to find hers! She is approximately 8 months old. Astrid is very sweet and loves to cuddle with her sister, Ester, on cold nights. If possible, I would love to adopt both sisters together because they have bonded well in the months they've spent buddied-up! When I come into their enclosure, Astrid comes running to the door and can't wait to rub herself on my legs. She is a real water-baby and loves to splish-splash in her water bowl. I have a large cat-tree in their space and she loves to run up and down it when she's not lounging in the sun! Astrid does not mind being picked up but is quite the squirmy-worm, so only in short stints. Under the right circumstances she can be chatty, but otherwise is relatively quiet. Astrid loves treats and her plastic spring toys!

Ester was born in my barn in May 2024. She was 1 of 5 kittens to a stray momma. She is approx 8 months old right now. Ester is very reserved and is a true nocturnal cat! She really comes to life at night: running around her enclosure, playing with her plastic spring toys, & curling up on the cat tree with her sister, Astrid. I would love to adopt both girls together, if possible, they’ve really bonded in their time buddied-up! Loud noises and fast movements make her nervous, which is why I’d advise a home w/o young kids or dogs. If I sit on the ground & play with strings or feathers she has approached me, but is still very shy about people. During the day you can find her curled up in an enclosed cat bed or under a blanket, but if she is alone, she’s out & about sunning herself in a window! When she is under a blanket, I am able to reach under & give her pets or scratches, so while she will definitely need 1-on-1 time, I think with patience & love she can really come out of her shell!

Boo is a wonderful and loving cat who seeks a warm lap and comfortable bed. He is tremendously affectionate and great with kids. He loves cream cheese and face scratches. Sadly, Circumstances and stress in our life are forcing us to rehome him. Boo would be best in a single cat family without dogs.

Sid (short for Obsidian) is a domestic shorthair--her coat is almost completely black except for a few white hairs on her chest and belly. She is one of six kittens born on 7/31/24 to a feral who had been trapped for TNR and has been handled and socialized since her birth. Sid can be a little shy initially, but when she feels comfortable she is bold, talkative, and affectionate, and loves chasing wand toys as well as anything that can be sent skittering across the floor. She is, for a cat, relatively respectful of personal space and loves floor-pets; when she's tired will climb into your lap of her own accord for a snuggle. Sid gets along well with her siblings and should do well with another cat or a calm dog; she has been toddler-tested and will get along well with even younger children so long as they don't manhandle her. Sid tested FIV and FeLV negative and has her first rabies, FeLV, and distemper vaccinations.

Rosemary is a domestic shorthair with a "standard cat" mackerel tabby pattern coat. She is one of six kittens born on 7/31/24 to a feral who had been trapped for TNR and has been handled and socialized since her birth. Rosie was the runt of the litter, but has caught up with her siblings. She is friendly, inquisitive, playful, and affectionate, and loves to explore and climb and play with wand toys and with anything she can bat across the floor. When she's tired, Rosie is a cuddler and will snuggle down into your arms and purr herself to sleep. Though she has not been tested with dogs, she gets along well with her siblings and is not afraid of the larger cats in her foster home; her boldness makes it likely that she would adapt to a friendly dog. She has been toddler-tested and should get along with a small child who isn't allowed to manhandle her. Rosemary tested FIV and FeLV negative and has her first rabies, FeLV, and distemper vaccinations.

This kitten is in Tennessee. Adoption Donation $75 if picked up in TN. Visit http://aarf-tn.com/adopt/cat-adoption-application/ to apply. Meet Purrdido Bandito! Looking for an energetic, affectionate feline friend with a dash of determination? Look no further! Purrdido is a 1.5-year-old blue and white Domestic Short Hair cutie ready to steal your heart. Despite missing a leg, he's a purr-fectly spirited explorer.. Purrdido's hobbies include epic stuffed mouse battles, tennis ball soccer (with some fancy footwork!), and of course, epic wrestling matches with his feline sibling. He's your three-legged wonder, always ready to pounce on life's adventures, but also cuddles up with the best of them and enjoys curling up on your chest with his little pink nose. In search of a loving home, Purrdido's ideal playmates are fellow felines, and he also ADORES kids! This unique furball guarantees endless joy and laughter in your home. Join Purrdido's journey and let him show you that three legs are just as fabulous as four!   Interested in adopting? Take the first step and complete an adoption application on our website: http://aarf-tn.com/adopt/adoption-apps/ If you have questions that are not covered in the profile, visit the Pet Inquiry Form: http://aarf-tn.com/contact/pet-inquiry-form/. THIS PET IS FOSTERED IN TENNESSEE! We do list and adopt our pets nationwide. Typical transport cost to the Northeast is $180. Due to interstate adoption regulations, we are not able to adopt to RI and MA state residents. A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue and Fixin' Inc.) http://aarf-tn.com/ is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) no kill animal rescue organization located in the Upper Cumberland area of Tennessee. A.A.R.F. is comprised of unpaid volunteers and survives only on public donations. Thank you for thinking adoption first! Prior to adoption, all canines and felines are spayed or neutered, have received their age appropriate vaccinations, have been de-wormed for common parasites, and have received treatment for prevention of fleas and ticks. All canines over the age of 6 months have been tested for heartworm. All canines are put on heartworm prevention as soon as possible - this means dogs as soon as they are tested negative. Puppies are put on prevention immediately. All felines, regardless of age, have been tested for Feline Leukemia/FIV. Each animal receives a health check by a licensed veterinarian prior to adoption. Anything else found will be treated by our organization prior to adoption. November 16, 2024, 7:40 pm

Beautiful bengal mix young cat , she is a beautiful rescue .. she is a very young only about 11 months old .. she is spayed /shots /fiv tested /leukemia tested , and has been given flea prevention, and wormed ..all paper work & vet name & number , who provided it all , is available 😊 so all is 100 percent with her!🙏 message if u are a forever -good home 🙏💕 she is beautiful & very unique.. very sweet & wonderful.. extra long /& thin tail , ears , & legs , unique stripes , green eyes , ; very unique markings from being bengal mix.. she is also very beyond sweet , and loves to hug and have lots of love .. to approved forever home only

Pickle is a loving and cuddly young cat. He was a stray when we found him. He is about 6 months old. He loves to jump up on laps to take a nap, always rubbing up on you for pets. He's great with younger kids and lets them do whatever they want to him. He loves to play with ribbons and feathers, and will play with our other young cat for hours. A new loving home would change some issues Picky Ricky has had. He seems to hate one particular person living in the home. Reason is unknown, but he shows no signs of hate towards my kids and to me. He is also food aggressive. He will do anything he can to get food, even if he is not hungry. I think this is because he was a stray as a kitten. For instance, when he is eating with our other young cat, he will inhale his food so he can eat the other cat's food too. Any food left out that is not being watched he will go for. He loves to scratch so you will need multiple scratching posts!