Havana Brown kittens & cats in Augusta, Maine

MEET DIXON!Here`s what her foster mom has to say about her:Dixon is a very sweet and gentle girl. She absolutely adores head rubs and petting, and she`s incredibly affectionate. She`s also quite the talker and has a lot to say while living in her foster home. Lately, she’s been expressing that she`s ready for her forever home with someone who will give her all the TLC that she deserves.Dixon has gotten along well with our laid-back cats but doesn’t do well with cats that may challenge her. She does great with the dog in the home. Her absolute favorite thing to do is play with her wand toy!Dixon is diabetic and requires insulin twice a day. She also has sensitive skin, so she is on a special diet called Hills Z/D. It is recommended that whoever adopts Dixon has a good relationship with their veterinarian.Interested in meeting Dixon? Please call KVHS during our open hours to set up a scheduled meet and greet!

Meet Minow!This little fishy enjoys swimming by himself! He`s an independent, spirited, and shy guy. With some people, he`s a sweet dude who enjoys cheek scratches, with others he prefers to stay tunneled under his bed! Minow does have hyperthyroid and is on a daily medication for it! He`ll need someone who has a good relationship with their vet to continue getting the correct medication! Minow would love a home without kids; they are not his favorite thing.Interested in Minow? swing on down to KVHS during available adoption hours!

Meet Chester!This guy lives the life of hiding in cozy beds, snacking on wet food, and sprawling around on cat nip! Chester is a shyer guy; he was originally a stray, so we don`t know what this big dude has been through! He`s shown us his quiet and mellow side, will you be the one to get his playful and talkative side!? His ideal home would be someone who has experience with scared kitties, a low foot traffic home, and older/cat savvy kids! This means kids who are used to cats, and know how to give them their space!Important:Chester did test positive for FIV. This is feline immune virus, a disease that can weaken his immune system. FIV is only transferrable from cat to cat, dogs nor humans can get it! This is why he must remain an indoor only kitty! FIV cats don`t need any special medications or diets; we just recommend having a good relationship with your vet, and keeping him on his yearly vaccinations!Interested in Chester? Swing on down to KVHS during available adoption hours to meet him!