American Shorthair kittens & cats in Wytheville, Virginia

Fosters Needed To Save Lives: Can you open your heart and; home to a dog or cat in need? Foster families save lives by providing love and attention;to a homeless animal until he/she is adopted. Pound Pals handles the placement and covers any vet expenses that arise. Animals go to fosters spay/neutered, vaccinated, wormed and flea treated, if needed. Dogs are heartworm/Lyme tested. Cats are Feline Leukemia/FIV tested. To share the joy of fostering, please complete a foster application at www.radfordpoundpals.org. We'll help you find a dog or cat who's a good match. Questions about fostering? Please write us pals@psknet.com. Thank you for helping rescue efforts.

You may not be able to dunk him in coffee, but Duncan's every bit as sweet as a Dunkin Donut or a Duncan Hines cake. And so much more fun! If you're looking for a friendly kitty, one full of purrs and play, then Duncan's the boy for you. Sadly, we found him as a stray with a nasty wound on his neck. We scooped him up, with some creativity, his foster devised a bandage (a cut up sock was involved) to keep him from scratching...A trip to a vet, some medicine, and lots of TLC led him to his current happy, healthy state. Duncan's in foster care with other cats, dogs, and a toddler. He's looking for his own furever family—could that be you? If you are ready to provide him with the indoor only home he deserves, please write us at pals@psknet.com for an application. He's neutered, FeLeuk/FIV tested (negative), vaccinated, dewormed and on flea prevention, and ready to start his new life adventures.

Looking for a loving home for my two-year-old twin boys, Butch and Sundance (also affectionately known by their Persian names, Shahram and Shahrooz, or "Shahramooz" together!) as I finish my PhD and prepare to relocate. It's a difficult decision, as they have been such a joyful part of my life. They are neutered, vaccinated, and in excellent health. Slightly shy when new guests arrive, hanging back for about an hour, but then curiosity takes over, and they come out to greet, sniff around, and enjoy cuddles. I'll be sending them off with their favorite gear, which includes an automatic food dispenser, a water fountain, two carriers, three litter boxes, a cat tree and toys. My request is to get monthly photos or updates. It would mean a lot to me to know that they're doing well, and it would help ease the pain for me, knowing that they're in good hands. If you think you can provide a caring home for them, please reach out. More Photos: https://t.ly/wDN2q