Tabby kittens & cats in New Richmond, Wisconsin

Jelly Bean is a sweet, curious, playful little gal. She loves a warm lap to snuggle on. She has beautiful markings and may be part Savannah cat. She's great with kids and tolerates my dog. She's declawed in the front (was declawed when I got her), spayed and up to date on vaccines. I'm making the difficult decision to rehome her because I accepted her on a trial basis and she hasn't been able to accept my other cat. She has had some urinary issues, including urinary crystals. I feed her the Hill's urinary prescription diet and she will likely need to stay on that. The vet thinks her inappropriate urination was probably due to the crystals and stress with my other cat. Her accidents have all been on carpet so she may do best in a home without carpet. If interested, please tell me about your living situation and whether you are willing to keep her on the prescription diet. Thanks.

Meet Fefe, the ultimate cuddle companion! This chunky, orange sweetheart is as loving as they come. She adores snuggling, lounging around, and catching up on her beauty sleep. Despite her laid-back vibe, Fefe still loves to play when the mood strikes, bringing lots of joy and entertainment to your home. She’s great with kids and gets along well with other animals, making her the perfect addition to a calm and caring household. If you’re looking for a gentle, affectionate, and easygoing friend, Fefe is ready to steal your heart!

Amazing cat who wants love attention. Declawed front and back. 7 years old. Needs more time than we can give.

it’s with a heavy heart that i have to give away my babies coco chanel and mothman. i’m relocating and unfortunately can’t afford to bring them with me. coco is the boy with the white nose, and mothman is the one that’s all brown. they are house cats only. they are litter box trained, they are great with other animals. they LOVE attention. coco is a big cuddler and mothman is a big sweetheart that needs a little more time to warm up to people but once he does he will not leave you alone. A little back story on the two, they came from a litter of my sisters cat, she moved and i raised the boys from 4 weeks old. they are now 2 and a half years old. they are extremely attached to eachother so id love to find a home where they’re both welcome. i’m not going to be charging anything for them, i just want to make sure they find a home where they’ll be loved and cared for.

Shadow was originally found alone on the streets as a kitten and brought to a county shelter. She was subsequently adopted as a gift for an elderly woman who had recently lost her cat. Unfortunately, the woman was moved to memory care where she was not allowed to have pets. Our daughter, knowing of the situation, approached us and asked if we’d be willing to take the kitty. We agreed and have had her with us for approximately five years. At this time we are looking for another loving home due to the stressors of my husband’s struggle with Early Onset Alzheimer’s. Shadow will often settle herself on my husband’s lap, or curl up next to one of us as we are sleeping. Being a typical cat she does this (and most things) at her own discretion. She can be playful, curious and entertaining, as well as shy and self protective with new people. She has lived in a home with a small dog, but not with children. She tolerates our grandchildren when they visit, but prefers to maintain her distance.

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Please read Gilligan's profile before proceeding with inquiries. Also, we ask that you visit our website to review our adoption process and requirements and schedule an on-site appointment (walk-in hours are also available). www.ggohinc.com Gilligan was brought to GGOH after a kind and caring woman took him in from the outdoors, concerned about the falling temperatures that were upon us. While he has been with us for quite some time, we're still hopeful that there is someone out there somewhere who understands cats like him and will give him a home to just be himself with no pressure to be something he's not. He needs a home where it is okay if he's not a lap cat, is mostly independent from humans, and is allowed to go along at his own pace. He would also do best in a home where there is at least one other cat for him to be social with. Gilligan has great potential but he will need an adopter that is understanding and patient, giving him ample time to adjust to his new surroundings. Due to his shy personality, we would recommend a home with no children. Gilligan is certainly not everyone's cup of tea but we know there is someone out there that understands and can accept him as he is. If you think you have a home/family that would be ideal for Gilligan, why not stop in and meet him - give him a chance to know what a family and a home full of love really feels like. Gilligan's DOB is 3/9/18.

Venus arrived at GGOH with her litter mates after their momma arrived here at GGOH and we found her to be pregnant. Venus is one of our more challenging cats - she's shy and nervous around us humans but we know that she has it in her to be sweet and loving - it will just take time and patience. Due to her current social skills, our recommendation is that she not go to a home where there are young children - young ones would definitely not understand her. Over time, and once she is familiar with her new life and home, she may relinquish and be acceptable of being held (or may not), but we absolutely don't want her new life to start off on the wrong foot so please only inquire about her if you are okay with her personality type and can accept her for who she is. She's great with other cats and would make a wonderful companion to a perhaps lonely feline. Also of mention is that Venus is one of our FIP kitten warriors - she battled the beast and won. We can give you a more detailed picture of what her treatment was when you visit but just let it be known, she has a long worry-free life ahead of her. We don't like to dwell on this aspect of her care too much, but we also like to be up-front about it as we're not the kind of rescue that withholds or hides information from our prospective adopters. Everything is laid on the table so you can make an informed decision. Venus's DOB is 7/23/19. As we've said, Venus is one of our more challenging cats and even though she's had a few bumps in the road, we 100% believe she is worthy of love and acceptance and know her special someone is out there somewhere - could it be you? If you're interested in meeting Venus, we ask that you first visit our website to review our adoption process and requirements and then, to schedule an on-site appointment. www.ggohinc.com

Rita is a shy young lady who came to us from a farm where an over-population problem was imminent if help wasn't received soon. She is a curious cat, taking her time to observe new situations before approaching and investigating. She accepts pets and affection as long as you go slow; she's learning to trust and has been progressing just as we had hoped she would. Rita would be a great addition to any home as long as the new family is willing to give her time and space to acclimate at her pace. Her ideal setting, however, would be with one individual that could give her consistent attention and one where the home is somewhat quiet. She does great with other cats. Dogs are unknown as we've only observed her watching them from a comfortable distance. She loves treats - they are the key to heart! Rita really needs someone to reach out to her and let her know that she is loved and it's okay to go slow. Could that someone be you? Rita's DOB is approx. 3/24/2020. (P.S. - The photos of Rita are of her sitting in one of our internal room windows waiting for treats to be passed through to her. It's her thing. She really loves her treats!) If you'd like to meet Rita, hop over to our website @ www.ggohinc.com to review our adoption process and requirements and then schedule an appointment for a visit.