Tabby kittens & cats in Shelby, Ohio

Meet Suzanna! Suzanna is a sweet and loving short-haired torbi who has come a long way in learning to trust people. While she was initially a bit timid, she's now much more confident and enjoys receiving pets and affection from our volunteers. Head scratches are her favorite, and she'll often approach us for love. She can still be a little shy at first, but once she feels comfortable, she’ll happily soak up the attention. Suzanna and her best friend, Hope, are inseparable, and we’d love for them to be adopted together. It would break our hearts to separate them! Kitty Lil is also part of their trio, with Hope being the common thread everyone loves. If all three could find a forever home together, we’d be absolutely thrilled. Suzanna is a female torbi, born on 3/19/2023. She is negative for feline leukemia/FIV, has received all of her kitten vaccines, her 1-year rabies vaccine, and has been spayed. She’s also been fecal tested, wormed, and treated for fleas. Suzanna would do well in a quiet home with a patient adopter who can give her time to continue building trust. If you’re looking for a loving companion with a playful side, Suzanna could be the perfect fit for your family! To adopt Suzanna (and hopefully Hope, too!), please complete our adoption application. Https://www.catsanctuaryashland.org/application

I got Nina on November of 2023 when I moved to Ohio. She was a lil kitten when I first got her probably around 7-8 weeks old at the time. She was living as an outdoor cat in Norwalk at my best friend aunt’s house. Right now Nina is 1 year and 7 months old. I want someone who will take care of her and give her the same love I’ve gave her. Nina is my world I love her so much and I hope I find someone that will also love her as much as I love her❣️Nina is affectionate, playful, loyal, adorable, friendly, curious, mischievous, and joyful❣️Please if you have any questions about Nina please let me know I will happily answers any and all questions about her. I am also going to be getting her spayed and shots up to date.

Meet Joan! Her kittens, Susan, Abby and Nicholas were adopted together and now Joan is ready to find her own forever home. Joan is a short hair, tiger and white female. She’s negative for feline leukemia/FIV, spayed, fully vaccinated for distemper, feline leukemia, and rabies. She’s fecal tested negative, wormed and treated for fleas. Her DOB is estimated to be 6/17/21. Joan took a little while to adjust to our sanctuary, but she has completely transformed during her time here. Joan is a super sweet, loving girl who adores chin scratches and snuggles from her humans. Joan is a playful girl but definitely appreciates a good nap. Joan is looking for a quieter home where she can be the center of attention. If you think Joan is the kitty for you, please fill out an adoption application today. Https://www.catsanctuaryashland.org/application

On the rehoming reason "does not get along with other pet" It was my only choice and not the reason for rehoming. Rosco is a very loveable cat. He will come to when you call his name out or shake his jar of treats. He loves to snuggle and get his belly rubs. He will follow you around the house like he is your shadow curious about everything you are doing. He does try to play with our beagles, but does shy away from them when they get rambunctious and start their zoomies. We do have another cat, they get along for the most part, when Rosco gets aggressive towards our other cat the dogs step in and protect the other cat.

Chestnaught does have 2 siblings, Cotton and Deathstroke. We have attempted to rehome them separately once and they starved themselves, so we think it's best they all stay together if possible. Chestnaught was born September 13, 2017. Chestnaught is very lovey and loves staying nearby people and cuddling. He loves to eat grass, but must be indoors. All the cats do get along with children, however they would do best in a household with older children. They tend to keep their distance from young children that are more hyper.