Havana Brown kittens & cats in Camarillo, California

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Meet Havana! Havana is an all brown cat who is incredibly stunning! Not only is her color so cute and rare, but her personality is the best! She truly is such a perfect cat. Havana is very social and active and enjoys spending her time hanging in the cat trees and playing with toys in the room. She was originally surrendered to us with two other cats named Bridget and Blacky. Although they came together, they are very independent and would be happy going to separate homes. Havana is great when meeting new people and is super outgoing. If you are interested in adopting Havana, please go to www.rockinrescue.org, fill out an application and email it over along with some pictures of your home to rescue@agwc501.org. After application has been reviewed, we will be in touch to set up a meet and greet. For any questions, feel free to schedule a free phone consultation with one of our adoption coordinators: https://calendly.com/rockinrescue/call The application process also includes a Home Check in person. *** WE ONLY DO LOCAL ADOPTIONS IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA.

Ash (brother - white/gray) and Nala (sister - brown/black) were foster kittens left on a doorstep in a box with their parents when they were just a month old. They have been raised by a loving family with a newborn child and 10 year old terrier mix dog for two years. Ash and Nala are both very loving towards humans, cats, and dogs. We prefer if they are adopted together. Please reach out if you are interested in providing a loving home to these two sweethearts. 💕 Location: Ventura County, California

My mom's cat, Baby Girl, was adopted from our local shelter & has been with our family for 7 years. She's 9 years old & is a very sweet, affectionate cat. Baby Girl is friendly & enjoys cuddling on your lap, creating heartwarming moments. She is calm, isn't very active & sleeps a lot. Loud noises, like the vacuum cleaner, may cause her to hide, but she's not at all shy around strangers. She loves her cat tower and likes sleeping in the sling basket attached to it. Despite being blind in one eye, she manages remarkably well, although it's best for her to stay indoors for her safety. I'm unable to keep Baby Girl as my dogs & cat freely move in and out through the pet door all day. She has gotten along with our dogs, but I'm uncertain about her compatibility with cats. She's very conscientious about using her litter box & eats prescription dry food for sensitive stomach. I'm hoping to find a loving & caring home for Baby Girl where she can continue thrive & bring joy to a new family.

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