American Shorthair kittens & cats in Clyde, Ohio

I am letting my foster cat. Which was named Cleo tell her story. On 8/17 my owner/owners decided they no longer wanted to care for me and my 5 kittens so they stuffed us all in a small crate with a handful of food and dumped us in the parking lot of a park, I was moving my kittens to a small wooded area when someone walking their dog saw the crate and found the last kitten I had not moved yet. She took him home bathed him as the crate was full of feces, fed him and kept him safe all night. Then she returned the next day because she thought there was more kittens and me, she took us to her home and cared for us and found forever homes for my kittens. She has since had me spayed and vaccinated but I don’t get along with her cats so I need a new home. Please reach out to my foster mom if you are interested in giving me a forever home, I would be a great and loving companion. Cleo is truly a loving cat and I honestly love her but cannot give her the kind of home she deserves.

We have had Fitzi since he was a kitten (8weeks old) He has always been an indoor cat - He does not seem to get along with our Older male cat- they fight which then stresses him out and at times he will retaliate and pee on where ever the older cat likes to lay. Not 100% sure on his breed. He is a loving cat that loves affection and attention. Loves laying on your lap to be petted.

Peaches has a lot of energy and is a purring cuddle bug. I fostered her at birth, she was adopted and was lost and ended up with me again. Peach loves to play, snuggle and purr. She is 5 yrs up to date with her vaccines, spayed, microchipped and ready for her forever indoor home. Shes ok with dog with more laid back temperament.

Meet Tumbleweed, a sweet and lovable kitty with Cerebella Hypoplasia (Wobbly Cat Syndrome). He will need to be adopted by someone who is willing to care for a special needs kitten. We believe he is around 6 weeks old. He is on the severe side of having CH and is unable to stand. He flops/crawls to walk. I truly believe with the right caregiver and physical therapy his CH could eventually be in the mild to moderate category. He is quite the little fighter! A little about CH: CH is not treatable, and it is not contagious, and it does not cause pain. His condition will not get worse over time. Cats with wobbly cat syndrome can live just as long as cats without CH. He is the best little snuggler and would make the best companion for the right person. I have small children and unfortunately do not have the time to give him the best quality of life he deserves.

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Beans and Martin are a bonded pair, they can’t be separated. They are 2 years old and are from the same litter. They are shy at first but once they get used to you they won’t leave you alone (in a good way). They like to lay around in the sun and under the couch like little demons. Martin’s “my strange addiction” episode would be about chewing on cords, but not every cord, just the ones with rubber around them. Beans only downfall is that he likes your food more than he likes his food. His ancient roots for hunting really shine when there is a chicken nugget left alone. They are two of the friendliest and funniest cats. Good with children, each other and hopefully you. Martin loves to play with yarn balls and Beans loves scratchers.