American Shorthair kittens & cats in Monterey, California

Precious is just that! A 13 ½ year old cuddly and quietly chatty senior girl that wants to keep you‬ ‭ company and be included in your conversations. She’s also a professional biscuit maker, and‬ ‭ with extra toes on her front feet, she makes the best biscuits around. She is a people cat and is‬ ‭ great with kids too! She has coexisted with other cats before and might be able to do so again‬ ‭ given a slow introduction. She has not lived with a dog. Precious’ person passed away a few‬ ‭ years ago and her remaining family member is moving far away and their living situation will be‬ ‭ changing, so she will sadly not be able to make the move with them. This unique torbie‬ ‭ (tabby/tortoiseshell) short haired girl is looking for her new beginning. She is waiting to meet‬ ‭ you!

Loki is looking for a forever home full of cuddle-hugs and laser-pointer chases! Loki and her sister, Odin, are about nine years old. My brother raised them both since they were young kittens, but he is unable to take care of them any longer (for circumstances unrelated to the cats), so I've been fostering them. Having cared for them for a few months, I'm confident they can be rehomed together or separately; they cuddle together sometimes but mostly seem to do their own thing. Loki is the more quiet and reserved of the pair. She takes a little while to warm up to new people, but once you're on her good side, you'll never be lacking a cuddle buddy. Instead of curling up on your lap, she prefers to lie right on your chest, like she's trying to give you a hug. She spends most of the daytime finding sunny spots to stretch out and lounge. She's especially happy if there's a window with a birdfeeder she can watch. Her favorite playtime activity, by far, is intensive laser-pointer chases.

Odin is looking for a forever home full of chin-scratchs and laser-pointer chases! Odin and her sister, Loki, are about nine years old. My brother raised them both since they were young kittens, but he is unable to take care of them any longer (for circumstances unrelated to the cats), so I've been fostering them. Having cared for them for a few months, I'm confident they can be rehomed together or separately; they cuddle together sometimes but mostly seem to do their own thing. Odin is the more talkative and attention-loving of the pair. She absolutely cannot get enough pets and chin-scratches. She's the only cat I've met that not only asks for belly rubs, but doesn't even do the typical cat thing of "you can rub my belly once and then I'll bite you" -- she'll just happily roll around for more pets, purring like a car engine. Like her sister, she loves birdwatching (bonus points if you have a bird feeder) and her favorite playtime activity, by far, is intensive laser-pointer chases.

Snowy is 2 Years old and is very lovable and playful. Gets along with our dog, he enjoys kids but will definitely do better with older kids rather than younger kids. He comes with a medium and small Cat Tree as well as an Automatic Litter Box.

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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.I'm a little ball of energy with a big personality! I love to chat and always have something to say. I'm super cuddly and love spending time with my foster family, especially when I can curl up on their laps or snuggle on their chest. Playing with my brothers and wrestling them is so much fun, but don't let my playful side fool you – I'm also irresistibly adorable and will totally steal your heart! I must be adopted with one of my siblings: Bobby, Greg or Peter.   All of our kitties are spayed/neutered, up to date on their vaccinations, dewormed, deflead and microchipped prior to being delivered to their loving forever home.All of our kittens are only available for adoption in pairs as it is our policy not to place kittens under six months of age in a forever home without another same aged kitten. We also do not place kittens older than six months into homes where there is currently not another young cat in residence. Most of our kittens are in 'bonded pairs' or bonded with their littermates. We reserve the right not to separate bonded pairs or place kittens individually. The happiness and quality of life for our kittens is our top priority. =^..^=Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 1, 2024, 5:19 pm