Ragdoll kittens & cats in Thousand Oaks, California

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Thirteen ( estimated 2 years old) was found at my spouses warehouse. He’s super playful and loving. The locals have come to love and got him his first round of shots but unfortunately nobody can give this sweet baby he’s forever home. If you’re looking for a snuggle buddy he can be your new bestie!

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I adopted Billie about 1.5 years ago. I have another resident cat in my home and they unfortunately do not get along and it breaks my heart to have to re-home her. Billie is the sweetest 3 year old ragdoll-calico mix, she loves cuddling, playing with toys and is very curious. She must be the only cat or animal in her new home with no other plans to add other pets to the mix. Ideally no children either. Someone who works from home or is more of a homebody would be great for her. I will provide you with all her necessities (litter box, feeder, water fountain etc). I really want her to go to an amazing home as she really is a special loving cat.

Hello, my cats name is Heidi. She is about 10-11 years old looking for a great home. She is a good cat but she doesnt get along with dogs and usually doesnt get along with other cats. Shes a paranoid cat. She loves massages. She has long hair so needs regular grooming. Shes not the easiest cat to have. She doesnt like to be held too much, only when she wants it on her terms. Shes kind of a loner cat so low maintenance. She is friendly and nice. I just dont have time to take care of her with my busy schedule.

As she may appear, Whimsy is a little cat cloud with a noggin filled with cotton candy and jellybeans. She is not the bravest of kitties, but is softly demanding once she gets to know you. She is friendly with other gentle cats and wants an equally gentle, young feline friend, who won't boss her around or intimidate her. She loves attention and affection, but doesn't like to be picked up or held for very long. While she is easy, she has a very short attention span and will quickly move on to the next sparkly item or object of attention. She loves to play with any and all toys, and is very activity and treat driven. Whimsy is still connecting the dots between play-time=hunting instinct and often throws herself into an activity with too much gusto and not much coordination, planning or follow through. She's learning how to be a fun, wild cat and not a stuffed animal and thoroughly enjoying it! We would prefer a home with another matched kitty and no children or dogs. Whimsy has some separation anxiety and would do best in a household that works primarily from home, but with cat friends-that may not be as much of an issue. Come meet Whimsy on the weekends in the lobby of Tail Town Cat Cafe in Pasadena (http://www.tailtowncats.com) Please contact her foster with questions at gwendolyn@kittenrescue.org "