Russian Blue kittens & cats in Galt, California

Penelope is a super loving kitty! She will have a full conversation and makes biscuits by the hour! She is about 13 years old we estimate and is a happy girl! Looking for a loving home, she loves all people. She is litter box trained. She has a bit of a sensitive stomach and kitty IBS so we have her on a special diet and steroid pill to help her maintain a fun and playful life! She does require a prescription diet and meds 1-2 times per day. We need to rehome her unfortunately so we are looking for a loving home for her to move to.

My father recently had a massive stroke and will not be home to care for Mouse and unfortunately we can not care for her at this time. We are looking to rehome Mouse. She is a very sweet cat, loves her pal Daisy who was a poodle, she loves her toys and at her age still enjoys playing. She loves to be brushed, petted and loves attention. This has been such a sad time for decision making and it breaks our heart that We need Mouse to find a new home. My husband and I have two dogs who do not care for cats unfortunately.

Courtesy Listings Contact: (916) 939-3418 Clooney is “the perfect cat.” He is extremely handsome; quiet; well-behaved; and doesn’t ask for much. He likes to just “hang out”: sit on the sofa or comfy-chair, and watch what’s going on. He gets along with other cats, but doesn’t particularly care for most of them. Clooney likes to just be a cat. He will come and sit with you when he feels like it. Otherwise, he’ll just hang out by himself. It takes him a while to warm up to a person but when he does, he's such a sweet guy. He’s subtle – give him time. Once you get to know him, you’ll love him. He likes dry kibble as much, if not more, than wet food. He is generally given Fancy Feast or Friskies wet food, and has received several different types of dry food and Churros treats. One critical thing to know--he will ONLY use (traditional) unscented clumping litter like “Dr. Elsey’s.” He doesn’t know what to do with pellet litter, or with any of the new fancy types of litter. So long as you just use regular clumping litter there are no problems at all. (And he’s a very tidy cat – he keeps himself clean and well groomed.) But he really has a problem with non-traditional litters, and won’t use the box if that’s what’s in it. Other than that, he’s the perfect cat. Please contact Fat Kitty City at (916) 939-3418. Fill out an application for Clooney at https://www.fatkittycity.org/apply-to-adopt.html

I'm a sweet 4 mo old little boy who would love to go home with you.  He does great with other cats male or female once he gets use to them.  Rudy is a loving, sweet bright eyed gray kitten who enjoys lazy afternoons in a hammock Kittens do best in pairs or with another cat in the home that is active. Senior cats don't like to play with kittens so your new kitten will still be best suited with another like minded playmate. Cats are a life long commitment of 15-20 years and are not "disposable" Please give new pets coming into your home the rule of 3/3/3 for transitioning. 3 days going into your home are scary and need a quite bathroom to settle into. 3 weeks they will start getting more comfortable in your home and withing 3 months or so they will know they are in their forever home. ##2132854##

Bug is a very sweet boy he loves to talk to you and be pet. He gets a little shy when you go to hold him but he's working on that she loves to wrap himself around your legs and talk to you. He loves playing laser and some toys will still catch his eye. He is good with other cats as well.

Meet Blue! This handsome hunk is a totally easy-going, friendly, affectionate lovebug! He’s extra special because he had a surgery that you can read about below. He’s currently residing with our friends at Dry Creek Veterinary Hospital in Roseville so you’re welcome to contact us or them if you are interested in learning more about Blue! He’s only 6 years old, perfectly well mannered  and would be an awesome companion cat to someone! He had a perineal urethrostomy surgery and will likely need to be on special urinary crystal food, but you can talk to his veterinarian foster mom about that. It is a very manageable condition & the surgery will likely be a lifetime success. Read about it here: Male cats develop urinary obstructions much more readily than female cats due to differences in urinary tract anatomy between the two sexes. While the female urethra is relatively short and maintains a consistent diameter as it travels from the bladder to its external opening, the male urethra is slightly longer and, more importantly, it narrows as it enters the penis. This narrowing of the urethra predisposes males to urinary obstructions in which the urethra becomes blocked by stones, blood clots, mucus, or tumors. A perineal urethrostomy creates a new urinary opening that decreases the length of the urethra and allows urine to bypass this narrowed region. This surgery can decrease the likelihood of recurring obstruction. He is neutered & vaccinated, etc. This is a COURTESY POSTING for our veterinarian- Mission Meow makes no guarantees regarding the vetting, health or temperament of this cat however you are welcome to contact us to ask any questions. Occasionally we assist member of the community with cats they have found. If you fill out an application, we can help assist you find a purrfect fit for your family, even if we refer you to outside of our rescue.