American Shorthair kittens & cats in Seminole, Florida

I need to find my cat a new home, ideally with multiple people in the household so she can receive the attention she needs. I have allergies and between that and her high strung nature, I cannot be a home for her any longer. She is declawed (this was done last year because of how destructive she was with claws).

Oreo is 2 years old, I found him when he was a kitten. He is cuddly, playful, and vocal. He’s the most perfect cat anyone could ask for. He’s not shy, he will let you dress him up in anything. He enjoys being outside but he also has his days where he just wants to stay inside all day. He knows how to use a litter box and he’s a great family pet. he can co-exist with dogs mostly, I say mostly because my boyfriend has two of them and one of them he can be around and the other one just doesn’t like cats so they don’t get along. I’m just looking for a very loving family for him that can give him more than I am able to give at the moment.

I found Daphne outside when I was brooding ducklings. I didn’t want a cat getting any ideas about an easy-access snack, so I brought her inside & realized she was pregnant. She spent a few days isolated from my other animals, but eventually I was able to set up an indoor nesting area for her. I did take her to the vet once, she does not have worms or feline leukemia. They did an xray to check on the kittens, but didn’t mention anything abnormal about her anatomy when they saw it. She has not been spayed yet & had her kittens going on 9 weeks ago. She is an absolutely lovely cat, she loves to be paid attention to & pet, she doesn’t fuss when held, she lets me clip her nails & get her eye boogies off easily. She hasn’t once gone to the bathroom other than in a litter box & gets along without any issues with other cats. The only caveat is she does NOT LIKE DOGS. She got better at tolerating their existence, but when they get near her she hisses, growls, & sometimes throws claws.

Hello. This is my girl Glizzy, she is 5 years old. She been with me since 2019 Holiday season where I took her in as an infant stray. She has been through a lot with me. The changes have reached a peak where I have a family and lack the space necessary to allow her the quiet and comfort she used to with my past solitary lifestyle. Glizzy is private but can be very playful and loving. Great with dogs and friendly to kids, she just requires even more space if kids are present. Space I do not have; she struggles to hide her discomfort. I noticed the signs. Hence why I'm aiming to rehome her to a great owner who can care for my baby the way we've cared for each other. She's pretty small, likely was the runt of the litter and is/always has been an inside cat. She doesn't like being outside without a barrier from nature (such as a screened porch). Something interesting about her: she still has somewhat of a baby meow. Thank you for your interest in my girly!

Perry is an 8 week old male kitten in need of a good home. Perry is named Perry because he loves climb and sit on any shoulder near by. Little shy at first but Perry is very social with other cats, playful, absolutely adorable, and loves cuddling at night. Perry has been seen by a vet, weighs 1.5 lbs, in good health, but is not vaccinated or neutered due to his age at the time of visit.

I am just a baby and very timid. I am looking for someone patient who will love me, keep me safe, and enjoy my companionship. *** To apply to adopt one of our animals, please go to our website, http://www.cjpaws.org and visit the Adoptions page. *** Pets can be viewed by appointment only and an approved application is required to make an appointment to meet one of our animals. It can take up to 24 hours to respond to your application and an additional 1-2 business days to have your application approved. Not all applications will be approved. Applications that are incomplete will not be approved. Please include all veterinary information, as we will be contacting your veterinarian. If you have never had a pet before and thus do not have an established vet either in the area or in an area you previously lived in, we recommend adopting from your local Animal Services. Our adoption fee covers spay/neuter, age-appropriate vaccinations, deworming, monthly flea medication while in our rescue, any medications while in our rescue, an FIV/FeLV test, and the unconditional love of your new family member. Our rescue does not continue to pay for flea medication, vaccinations, deworming, or any other medications after the animal is adopted. All costs and fees accrued after adoption are the responsibility of the new family.