American Shorthair kittens & cats in Warren, Ohio

Mr. Groot is extremely sweet and friendly. He has lived with an elderly gentleman who can no longer take care of him. He has been the only animal in the house and no children. He needs a loving home!

Crios was a rescue as a kitten, he is now around 3. He has never bit or scratched a human. He loves to cuddle and be pet. He will let you hold him like a baby. He needs a home that has no or minimal pets and requires full attention.

JACK CAME TO US AS A STRAY. HE WOULD COME AND SIT ON OUR PORCH. HE WAS VERY THIN SO WE STARTED TO FEED HIM. WE TOOK HIM TO A FACILITY THAT NEUTERED CATS. THEY DID CLIP HIS EAR JUST IN CASE HE WOULD BE LEFT OUTSIDE AND PEOPLE WOULD KNOW THAT HE IS NEUTERED. WE ALSO GOT ALL THE VACCINATIONS FOR HIM. WE ARE UNABLE TO KEEP IN AS WE HAVE ANOTHER OLDER CAT THAT IS NOT TO FOND OF HIM. HIS VERY PLAYFUL AND AFFECTIONATE.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Felixe! Felixe was abandoned by her mother, fortunately her caretaker was there to befriend and care for Felixe. She is very loving and enjoys being held and petted. She is currently living in the barn, but would like to be adopted into an indoor home. Felixe will be spayed prior to her adoption. Her adoption fee will be $20. Felixe is not a Rose's Rescue cat, we are posting her to help her caretaker find her a furrever home. Located in the Norton 44203 area. Please contact Susan at her place of business by calling 330-825-4176 or emailing daytonflowerandgarden@gmail.com.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 10, 2024, 9:34 am

This female black and white kitten was rescued after we found it walking around on our property with a plastic drink container tightly wrapped around it's neck and front leg. She was malnourished and had very thin fur. We estimate she is approximately 5 months old. We were able to trap her and take the plastic drink container off of her on October 16th. We thought we had someone interested in providing her with a forever home and it fell through. She is shy, but we are able to pet her and have been feeding her and interacting with her at least twice a day. she uses a litter box for urine, but is not sure about pooping in the litter box most of the time. She currently prefers sleeping in a fully enclosed box with straw instead of a box with a towel. We would love to have someone provide her with a forever home. She has put on weight and has a full coat now and had 1 round of wormer as a precaution two weeks ago. She is currently fed Iams kitten dry food and some soft kitten Sheba food.

***Courtesy Post*** First let me say that this is not an easy decision for Blu and Stormi's owners. They love them very much and have tried everything. I have found over the years that placing a cat or cats in a home away from whatever started the behavior does work. I am also encouraging any serious adopters to take them first on a "trial" to see how things go. Please continue reading, if you think you might be a good match for Blu and Stormi. Meet Blu, a stunning Russian Blue/Bombay cat. Blu is very sweet, and snuggly, and opinionated, lol She loves to be petted and showered with lots of attention. She also likes treats and catnip! Blue is not comfortable in loud and busy environments. Blu must be adopted with her pretty sister Stormi. They are litter mates and have been joined at the hip since birth. They would be lost without each other, and we are seeking a home that would welcome both of them. The "only" reason their owners are making this heartbreaking decision is because they had a baby a year ago and since then Blu has had behavioral issues with peeing outside of the litter box. Please don't cast judgment. Sometimes no matter what you try, it just doesn't work. Their owners feel that Blu is not happy being confined to a room or in a large dog crate. Because of this we feel both cats would do well in a home without small children. Both cats are gentle around the one-year-old, but the behavior hasn't stopped since the baby arrived. Please contact Kathy Deptola Animal Rescue 440 862 0610 kdanimalrescue@gmail.com