Russian Blue kittens & cats in National City, California

This adorable, fluffy boy is Dragon. He is a very sweet, shy Russian Blue kitty who needs a family to love him and make him feel safe. He's okay around dogs but is afraid of other cats. Who knows what he experienced before he was rescued. He's very skittish right now and frightened of loud noises, but loves affection and is super lovable. So, a quiet home with a couple, or a single person, or a family with older, calm kids like teens would be best. He's very smart - has learned how to open cabinet doors :) He loves toys, he likes to talk back to you when you speak to him, he also likes to sit and chill in the shower! He's only 10 months old and so cute. He's been sterilized and just needs his vaccines and a microchip. If you are interested in sweet Dragon, please inquire here about him. Thank you for choosing adoption.

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Meet these wonderful sibling kittens: Bella, Jess, Gus & Pepper They are the kittens of Mama Grizzy - whom is looking for a forever home with her bonded Russian blue female kitten Anastasia. They also have another sibling Orange Tabby with Bengal named Honey. They are about 4 months old and ready for their forever home. They are currently being fostered around children and have had plenty of room to play and learn to socialize. They are very affectionate as they’ve been constantly held, handled, and loved since they were first rescued. They are beautiful. They are very special and can make great therapy companions. All of our kittens are looking for a loving and safe, forever home. They are all healthy, vaccinated, and were spayed/neutered. Are you ready to give them a forever home? Please text at 619-576-0747 or email veronica.aaofusa@gmail.com or visit our website at www.aaofus.org and complete our application at the following link: http://aaofus.org/adoption-application.html . If approved, the adoption coordinator will reach out to you to schedule a Meet-and-Greet appointment, of course following COVID distancing guidelines. No appointments will be made unless we have received an application; therefore, we can match you with the best fit for you. Follow us on Instagram @aaofus where you can see more pics. Please allow 48 hours to process applications and respond back to set up appointments. Unfortunately, responses back to those who do not qualify are not possible due to high volume of applications. Donation Adoption fee varies from $150 to $400: includes up-to-date vaccinations, spaying or neutering, deworming, flea medication, and a complementary health check up by a participating clinic near you. Please consider adopting one (or more!) of these fur babies! Due to high volume of calls; NO PHONE calls are accepted at this time - therefore, please text us or email us. LIVE!! LOVE!!! RESCUE!! ADOPT A HOMELESS PET AND SAVE A LIFE!!!

Come to our Fundraiser & Adoption Pet event this Saturday 11/09 from 2:30 to 5 pm at 1780 Garnet Ave. Pacific Beach, 92109 by Vons outside Petco. Minnow is gorgeous, with such a beautiful coat and he is so independent. Although at events he may be very shy; he will cuddle with you on your lap. He has been neutered, has up to date vaccinations, dewormed and deflead as well. If interested in adopting this gorgeous baby; please complete an application at AngelsForDogsAndCatsRescue.org or at Aaofus.org and let us know your interest by texting us at 619-576-0747 Please ADOPT AND SAVE A LIFE!!!

Ellie is an adorable Russian Blue mix that was found living on top of a roof in Tijuana. She was extremely sweet and friendly, and the homeowners were worried that she would harm herself if she tried to jump off the roof. We're not sure how she got there but are so thankful that the homeowners brought her inside at our request. They gave her so much love, food, and shelter while waiting for a spot to open at The Lounge. We are so happy to welcome her and find her a forever home! We have recently learned that Ellie is a lap cat! She loves to take a nap while you're sitting and working or reading. This kitty also has a common parasite called Tritrichomonas foetus, or T. foetus, in their belly that causes loose stool. Fortunately, this infection is often considered more of an inconvenience than a medical emergency. Though medical treatment tends to be unsuccessful, T. foetus can resolve on its own. In the meantime, they should not be with other kitties to prevent its spread (it can't spread to people!). Being a carrier of T. Foetus doesn't impact their health or life, but it may make some stinky poops!December 21, 2024, 3:04 pm