American Shorthair kittens & cats in Paradise Valley, Arizona

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Get ready for the greatest love of your life!!! Please learn more about us and our available pets at Robin Hood Animal Rescue.In Fancy's words:  “My brother, Grayson and I were care for by a kind lady who rescued us from a life outside. I tend to feel more comfortable with other boy cats. I miss my brother who has his new family. I am happy for him, but I still miss him. I am quite playful, with lots and lots of energy! I am very affectionate with people and may be a good match for a family with OLDER children to keep me busy. I have to admit that I like to knock things off counters to get attention. I am okay with most dogs, as long as they won't chase me.”  As with all our foster cats/kittens, Fancy has been altered, microchipped, and has been tested for FIV and feline leukemia. Please text or call Shellie at 623.931.7499 for more information this cutie.  March 7, 2024: THE ADOPTION FEE FOR DOGS/PUPPIES VARIES GIVEN AGE, BREED, ETC.. All have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Our ADOPTION FEE for DOGS/PUPPIES starts at $200. OUR ADOPTION FEE FOR MANY OF OUR ADULT CATS STARTS AT $150.00. All have been spayed/neutered, FIV/leukemia tested, vaccinated and microchipped. OUR ADOPTION FEE FOR MANY OF OUR KITTENS STARTS AT $200. If you find one who has taken your heart, please text or call Bob at 623.680.1170.October 28, 2024, 7:36 pm

Daisy is a small 5 year old domestic shorthair. Her birthday is August 23rd. She is spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped. She has always been affectionate but prefers to be loved on her own terms. She'll be happy to quietly sit on your lap and be pet. Daisy does NOT like to be held, she is a four-paws-on-the-floor type of gal. We regularly trim her nails without issue, and she has been bathed and groomed since she was a kitten. She knows tricks (sit and a few others) and the command “off” to get down from counters and tables. She loves treats. Daisy is a very sweet cat. She loves to be pet and will make "biscuits" and even likes to sleep with her people. We believe she will do best as an only pet. She may be do fine with small dogs, but the barks of big dogs give her a fright.

Larry is a loving young cat. He likes to have his head scratched and he is very active. Larry is fast and likes to go outside. Because of my recent knee surgery I move slowly to he runs outside but he always returns The rv park I live in does not want pets to be outside. This is why I have to let him go. I can't keep up with him anymore.

This 2 year old big boy was rescued from the trash. He takes a while to warm up and can be timid initially but once he is comfortable he will chat your ear off. He does really well with male cats but can be kind of a jerk to female cats if they are more passive. Food is the most important thing and this boy loves his snacks.

I have been with Baxter since my ex found him on the side of the road as a kitten in 2016. Since then he has lived with multiple large dogs as well as a spayed female cat. He does fine with non aggressive dogs. He got along with the female cat pretty well (no real fights, just aggressive playing) but did NOT like sharing litter boxes (even when there were 4 between the 2 cats, he would pee right outside them). He’s been living as the only cat since 2020 and seems to prefer it, though he often shows playful interest in the strays that roam my neighborhood and property. He is strictly an indoor cat but does fine on a harness and leash for backyard adventures. His last vet visit was July 2024 and overall health was good, aside from gingivitis which will require surgery in the next 1-2 years (~$2000). He prefers wet food but still grazes on kibble throughout the day. He’s allergic to anything but salmon. I’m highly allergic to cats and can’t make it work any longer. A quiet home is best.