Manx kittens & cats in Dumfries, Virginia

Meet 'Rumple'! This beautiful cat was found outside as a stray, covered in fleas and having had to defend herself against predators. She is a tailless Manx breed, which are known to be smart, very affectionate, to get along with children, and very loyal. Rumple's foster mom agrees with this...she is followed everywhere when Rumple is not basking in the sun or sitting on the couch or her lap. Rumple loves to just hang with her people, explore and play, take naps, watch squirrels...well, she IS a happy cat!Rumple has moderate Manx Syndrome, in which a few bones in her lower spine are missing along with her tail. It gives her a unique walking gait and adds to her charm. She has minor incontinence, which her foster says does not slow her down or cause much mess. Come meet this special girl! Thank you for your interest in Rumple! Please visit www.hart90.org/petdetail.aspx?ID=16787 to get the most up-to-date and accurate information on this pet, to email the contact person listed for more information and how to meet Rumple, or to submit an online application. HART adopts to the local DC/VA/MD metro area only. Visit our website for more information about our adoption process.

An approved adoption application is required to meet me in my foster home -- fill out an application today! Our mailing address is Reston, VA and our cats fostered in NoVA and DC homes.  Washington, D.C.- Suburban Virginia/Maryland Area inquiries only, please! Meet Lynx! She is a very sweet and outgoing kitty. She is always the first to say hello whenever you have guests over and tries to get some extra pets. She enjoys hanging out wherever you are and is always happy to get some snuggles or to hang out on your lap. She is usually calm and quiet but does go crazy for her toys and could run after them for hours. She gets along with cats, dogs, and kids. She can be adopted by herself or with one of her kittens, Joey or Panda.  She is polydactyl and has lots of extra toes. She was also born without a tail. That does not currently cause her any issues and is not expected to ever be a problem. She does have some signs of early kidney disease and is on a prescription kidney diet. Her kidney values have improved and her vet is hopeful that it can be reversed. She also has a double-chambered right ventricle which has led her to have an enlarged heart and a heart murmur. Her cardiologist does not recommend medications for her at this time but she may potentially need some further down the road. She is very sweet and tolerant and would be good for medications if she does end up needing it.  Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 30, 2024, 6:10 pm

Olive Twist got her name because she was born with a little corkscrew turn at the tip of her short tail lol This little manx loves to climb and play. She will be entertained for hours chasing a ball of tin foil around the house.  &#226&#157&#164. She is full of adventure, curiosity, and love. This beautiful calico tabby is unusually colored and an unusual personality. Please email Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrnewengland@gmail.com for more information. Our vetting is extensive: Spay, rabies, FIV vaccine, FIV tested and negative, fecal and dewormings and a Drontal  and microchipped. PLEASE NOTE:   Our dogs and cats are fostered in Tennessee and can transport weekly up to the Northeast region.  Request an application and learn more about Critter Cavalry at https://www.crittercavalry.com/adoption.November 7, 2024, 10:11 pm

Who is not a fan of Steel Magnolias? Magnolia was named after the movie and so was her BFF Jackson. She is paired with him. She is seeking human affection but still is a tad shy. We want to make adopting easy for you! Here’s our application:   https://form.jotform.com/232837730565159  Once you complete it, we’re on it! We’ll call your vet (or personal reference) the next business day. Then we like to do a brief video chat (FaceTime if you have it) so you can show us your new pet’s home - where they’ll sleep, eat, and play. During our chat, we can also give you tips or answer questions about how to successfully integrate your new family member into your household, especially if you have other pets. Our adoption fee is $150 and covers our costs of spay/neuter, vaccinations, vet exam, and supplies. (Once old enough, all our cats are current on their shots and have been spayed/neutered.) We’re a strictly no-kill shelter just for cats. We’re cage-free, donation-based, and volunteer-powered. We’re small but special and we’re glad you found us! For more info don’t hesitate to call or text us at 540-987-6050 or email us at adopt@rappcats.org. November 7, 2024, 8:31 am

Mira is a  beautiful bobtail. She is bonded with Micah. She needs him as he is her friend and protector. They must be adopted together. Her estimated DOB is 3/18/2022.  After their owner died, they were left abandoned for almost 10 months, which explains why they are showing some fear as they relearn to trust.  When the new owner bought the house, he immediately contacted us.   We think they would settle down quickly with a new family, as they were the family pets who have been through a lot.     We want to make adopting easy for you! Here’s our application:   https://form.jotform.com/232837730565159  Once you complete it, we’re on it! We’ll call your vet (or personal reference) the next business day. Then we like to do a brief video chat (FaceTime if you have it) so you can show us your new pet’s home - where they’ll sleep, eat, and play. During our chat, we can also give you tips or answer questions about how to successfully integrate your new family member into your household, especially if you have other pets. Our adoption fee is $150 and covers our costs of spay/neuter, vaccinations, vet exam, and supplies. (Once old enough, all our cats are current on their shots and have been spayed/neutered.) We’re a strictly no-kill shelter just for cats. We’re cage-free, donation-based, and volunteer-powered. We’re small but special and we’re glad you found us! For more info don’t hesitate to call or text us at 540-987-6050 or email us at adopt@rappcats.org. December 2, 2024, 10:08 am

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