Havana Brown kittens & cats in Fishers, Indiana

MazzyBelieve it or not, cats don't always get to keep their name. Mazzy is my second name. My first owner called me Cookie, but she surrendered me in 2021 when I was 4-years-old because she hadn't enough time for me. I was soon adopted, given a new name, and lived with this owner for 3+ years. Because his landlord objected to me living with him, I returned to HSHC in August 2024. Luckily, I moved into a Roaming Room with five or six other cats, and I love it! I am now 9-years-old and a smidge on the chunky side. I was happy the interviewer lady (IL) visited our room. I rubbed against her hand so she would continue petting me. I was mesmerized by the ear rubs she gave me. The IL told me I was a beautiful dark brown Tabby girl with a white bib, white paws, and striking green eyes. I agreed with her that I could use a good brushing, a healthy diet, and some TLC. I've lived with young kids in the past but never with other cats or dogs. However, look how well I am getting along with my Roaming Roommates! I almost forgot to tell you that I am already spayed and good at using the litterbox. I need some love and care; I'm sure you can provide that. I know you can provide me with another new name! 10-15-24

ScarletWhen I was first surrendered to HSHC, I was an 8-month-old Calico kitten. My owner was moving but not taking me along. After only a week, I got adopted, and life was good! I lived with my new owner for two years before allergies in the family resulted in me returning to the HSHC. Because I was so distraught at being in the shelter, I went to live with a foster mom. I am now 3-years-old and so grateful for my time in a home. My first reaction to new things and people is to be fearful and hiss. My foster mom said it took me about a week to get comfortable enough to stop hiding and hissing. By mid-April, I would rub against her, jump into her lap, settle down, and purr. As long as I feel I know a person, I am an affectionate little girl. Based on how safe I feel, I have a cuddly side to my personality. However, to ensure I remain comfortable in a home, all family members need to be 18 or older. I used my litterbox very well in my foster home. When the interviewer lady visited me, my first reaction was to hiss. However, the more time spent with me results in a sweet, loveable kitty. If you have the time, I have the desire to move in with you! 5-30-24

If you are interested in adopting an ARPO pet, please visit our website, for details about our fees and process, and to complete our Adoption Application.   ARPO limits adoptions to within 50 miles of Indianapolis.  We do not have a shelter; all pets are in volunteer foster homes.  Enjoys belly rubs and birdwatching!Meet Marin!  Hi there, I’m Marin! My foster mom says I’m sucker for belly rubs and love attention. I also enjoy playing with my brother, Nox, and the little foster kittens in my home. When I'm not playing or getting belly rubs, you can find me bird-watching from the window—it's one of my favorite ways to relax.  I’m a super sweet guy, though I can get a little nervous in new situations, especially at the vet's office. I do have a heart murmur, but don’t worry! A specialist checked me out, and I’m doing great. The murmur doesn’t need any medical treatment, just an annual check-up (which I could do without!). Other than that, I’m a strong, healthy kitty.  My birthday is around March 22, 2022, so I’m still young and full of life. If you're looking for a sweet companion who loves to play and relax, I might be the perfect match for you!     If you are interested in adopting an ARPO pet, please complete the online Adoption Application.  If you would like to donate to this pet's care, please click here. November 4, 2024, 6:44 am