American Shorthair kittens & cats in Maine

This sweet nugget was rescued just in time from abusers. A nice young lady took her in but cannot keep him. She will have shots before adoption, and the new family will need to get her spayed by the low-cost clinic. If you want to adopt Martini, please provide me with your phone number so that Dianna, her rescuer can contact you. Thanks for loving Martini

We adopted Biggie this past winter. He had been returned to the shelter a few times due to failure to acclimate. After an extremely timid start, he has thrived in my busy (2 other cats, 2 dogs, 2 teens) home. However, as he gained ground in his comfort zone, my older cat lost hers. So as hard as it is, we're looking to rehome him. Biggie is very friendly, rather laid back, but also very curious about the others cats and would really like a tolerant sibling, or even a kitten! I also think he would thrive as an only. He has been able to go outside where I am, but if he needed to stay in for safety reasons, I'm sure that wouldn't be a problem. He loves his scratcher and kitty condo, cat nip and treats. He is fully litterbox trained, up to date on shots and super sweet and floofy <3

Grayson is an affectionate cat who loves to be petted. He has spent a great deal of time outside and loves climbing. Grayson lived with a woman who developed Alzheimer’s and is now unable to care for him and his brother. He has always enjoyed physical contact with people but this need seems to have increased after moving from his former home. We believe he is lonely and misses his brother and caregiver. Grayson is currently being fostered on our porch because one of us has significant cat allergies and we can’t allow cats in the house. Unfortunately our own rescued cat, who is an outdoor-only cat, can not tolerate Grayson’s presence, and runs away when we let Grayson out. Grayson would like to come inside and often shows up in our kitchen window and purrs. He really needs more human contact than we can provide. Grayson might not be a good choice for someone who is elderly because he tends to get under people’s feet.