Havana Brown kittens & cats in Akron, Ohio

Honey is a bright, active mixed-breed Savannah girl with a heart full of curiosity and a spirit made for adventure. Petite in size but full of energy, she’s quick on her feet and loves to climb, run, and explore every inch of her space. Cat trees, wall furniture, and high perches are her domain! Though she may be shy at first, Honey forms deep bonds with her people once trust is built, becoming a loyal and affectionate companion. Rescued from a tough past, Honey has made incredible strides and now enjoys the simple joys of free-roaming, playtime, and gentle affection. She does best in a calm, dog-free home with no young children and may coexist with other cats if introduced slowly and respectfully. Honey needs an experienced cat owner who understands her breed’s high intelligence and activity level, and who has 1–2 hours daily to keep her mentally and physically stimulated. Honey is spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccines, routinely treated for fleas and worms, and tested negative for FIV/FeLV and heartworm. Her estimated DOB is 11/1/2022. NOTE: Kittens under 4 months cannot be adopted as a single kitten unless there is already another cat in the home. All cats/kittens come with 30 days of free post-adoption support to Petcademy's team of trainers and behaviorists, as well as access to online materials to help settle your new furbaby into your home. Apply to adopt: https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/AAA/Cat

Moon was given to me as a 2 week old kitten by a concerned friend, that found a litter of kittens by her house. At the time, she had a severe double eye infection, and my friend didn’t have the money or knowledge to take care of it. I got Moon the medical care she needed and continued the additional care she needed after. I took Moon in at a time when I was taking care of another litter of 4 kittens by a stray I just started to care for a couple weeks prior. After a month, most of the kittens found homes, and we decided to keep Moon and one kitten from the litter of 4 making our house a 4 cat home. Over the past 5 years, Moon has tolerated the other 3 cats, but doesn’t enjoy being around them, even more so this past 6 months. All health issues have been ruled out. We feel that she would thrive in a household as the only animal. She is a loving, and loyal cat. She loves attention when she decides she wants it, but will also give you space.

Meet Poppins – The Sweetest Gentleman in Black Poppins is a sleek, one-year-old black cat with a heart as soft as his fur. At first, he might hang back and watch from a safe spot, but it doesn’t take long before he’s flopping onto his back for belly rubs or batting at toys with playful charm. The best part? He never plays rough—Poppins is all about gentle fun and sweet companionship. Once he feels at home, this boy becomes a true lovebug. He’ll crawl all over you, purring away, just to be close. He’s happiest when he’s with his people, whether that means snuggles on the couch, joining in playtime, or politely reminding you it’s snack o’clock. Speaking of—Poppins adores treats, snacks, catnip, and has a special friendship with wet food. Poppins appreciates the company of other cats and would enjoy a feline friend, but it isn’t a must if his humans can give him plenty of love and attention. He’d do best in a calmer household where he can blossom at his own pace, though it doesn’t have to be completely quiet. If you’ve been dreaming of a loyal, loving companion who just wants to be by your side, Poppins is ready to make your home his forever. 💕 Adoption details: 1 year old, neutered, healthy, and patiently waiting for his person.

Meet Rome! The beefiest of boys!! Rome came to the rescue after a kind person tried adopting him into a home. It was reported he was having accidents and even worse, showing human/other cat aggression. Upon vetting it was discovered Rome had coccidia. Since this was treated, he had had no issues with having accidents. He’s excellently litter trained and takes pride in keeping his area clean and well maintained. As far as displaying human aggression and cat aggression, the previous owner was correct. Right off the rip Rome presented himself as a very confident and in charge man. He came from a colony before going into his first home, so he likely sees his territory has his and held some authority there. Even with EXTREMELY slow introductions, barriers in between, constant supervision- Rome is simply stated not cat friendly. He will not tolerate another cat in his space. When it came to his foster mom, Rome was apprehensive at first. He displayed signs of fear related aggression but over time that eased up. Now, the second he sees (or hears) his foster mom he starts meowing dramatically for her attention. He absolutely adores pets, head scratches, tolerates being picked up in short increments, and willingly goes into a carrier. When Rome is done with your attention he will let you know. He will simply walk away or turn his body away from you. He’s extremely independent. One fault with the love that Rome has learned to develop is that he’s a big love biter. He will absolutely use his (big and beefy) paws to grab your hands or arms to bring them to him, and also may give you a love nibble. He has never broken skin or shown aggression when doing this, he just can’t contain himself and has to get a small nibble in. Rome was trialed inside with his foster. It didn’t work. He was not happy. The goal was to rehabilitate him and get him a wonderful inside home. During his time inside Rome would after pace back and forth wanting to get outside, and if he wasn’t doing that- he was staring out a window. His foster mom lives in the city and can’t allow him to roam the way he needs. She had a shed built, and attached to it is a play yard where he has 24/7 access to go outside in a safe area when he pleases. Rome spends a lot of his time outside romping around, playing with his fake mice, and just watching the critters and nature pass by. He’s happiest this way. We believe Rome would be best suited as someone’s very well taken care of outside cat, or better yet- barn cat. Rome is an in hunter by nature. You can see it when he plays. Nothing can hold him back from moving around quicker than anything we’ve seen and extremely stealthily hunting his toys/outside critters. With those parameters of his placement- we’re also seeking someone with experience in cats with social issues, cats from colonies, or well cared for barn cat experience. If you’re interested in Rome, submit an application at www.cassidyscritters.com and we’ll be in touch shortly.