American Shorthair kittens & cats in Dunn, North Carolina

Wild cat is nice boy. He won’t come looking for attention, but will let you pat and hold him. He does excellent using the cat box. He does have one eye that goes back a bit, but does not seem to affect his vision. Wild cat is a chill cat and does not bite or scratch. He is around my two toddlers and as patience as a saint with them. ❤️

This is Buddy. I found him under my deck with his other siblings. He is ALL boy, but not in an aggressive way. He loves to play with everyone. Think of a golden retriever but as a black cat. He is also a big boy for 5 months. He is truly a house panther. I would keep him but I have 3 cats now, which he gets along with all of them. He is really of joy to be around and would be an excellent addition to your household.

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Cat is about 8 months old. I am having issues with housing stability and the place I am staying has 2 elderly cats who do not get along with the young cat and I am scared for the elderly cats' well being.

Due to unforeseen circumstances we find ourselves having to Rehome our sweet kitty, she has been with us since she was a kitten. Luna may take some time warming up to a new environment and people but once she does she loves to sit on your lap and just sleep. Especially if there are blankets involved, she loves to chase lasers and go after anything crinkly. She likes to find a “spot” and just stays there most of the time if cuddles aren’t an option. She’s fine with our 80 dog, and we used to have another cat that passed away a few years ago who she tolerated.. she’s not a huge fan of other cats but after an adjustment period has been fine with anything. We have an infant who had pulled her tail a few times and she will meow but hasn’t done anything past that so I believe she may do better in a home with no small children. She is 7 years old and is mostly black, she has a white spot on her chest and belly, she is on the smaller side maybe 7-10 lbs.

If you're looking for a new best kitty friend, look no further *if you are okay being a one cat household. Doc has been with our family since he was 12 weeks old. He was a foster that we decided to adopt. For the first several months, all was well. However, Doc began developing aggression toward some of our other cats. We have worked with a behaviorist, had him medically evaluated, and tried medication to no avail. The conclusion has been made that he needs to be an only cat. Doc absolutely loves humans and is super affectionate! He wants to be a part of whatever the humans are doing. He sits in a chair during dinner and gets right in the center of game night. Doc is healthy and has no other behavior issues. This decision is heart wrenching, but we need to do what's best for Doc and our other cats. We are committed to supporting his adopters through the transition.