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I'm going to need you all to remain calm when see Arya. I know she's too adorable for words but we all must remain calm.
Okay, now that that is out of the way, let me introduce you to Arya who is one of the best kittens I have ever had the privilege to meet.
Here's the rundown:
- She doesn't know how to not purr. I'm pretty sure if you even think about her she just instantly purrs. She's just happy all the time, no matter what.
- She's a tiny baby. I imagine she'll be pretty petite as an adult and what she lacks in size she makes up for in the cutest personality. She wants to play and cuddle then do that some more over and over again.
- She is an excellent work from home buddy. Now am I saying that because she really is OR because I'm trying to find her a home so she can lay on someone else's computer when they're trying to work? I guess we'll never know.
- Remember the ball pits at Chuck E. Cheese? They were pretty gross but fun, right? Well Arya has a ball pit of her own and it's probably just as hygienic cause it's the litter box. Yep, she loves to play in the litter box as soon as it's been scooped.
Is it gross? Yes.
Is it cute? For sure.
Does she sprinkle the litter around like glitter? Of course.
Do we wish she would stop playing in the litter box? Absolutely.
She does like normal toys like her favorite spring toys so sometimes she's playing with those...in the litter box.
- She doesn't know a stranger. Like, if her mom gave her a "don't take candy from strangers speech then Arya took none of it to heart. She would take candy from a stranger in a heartbeat because she's just trusting and loving like that.
While we adore Arya she needs to find her forever family who will love her as much as we do.
This perfect girl is about 8 months, spayed, UTD on core vaccinations, FeLV vaccination, FeLV/FIV tested, microchipped, dewormed, and on monthly flea preventative.
She is required to go to a home that always has an age appropriate feline or to be adopted with another compatible feline. Any inquiries requesting she be an only cat will not be responded to.
Her adoption fee is $75 and her adoption application can be found here: www.jcccats.org/adoption-application
*DO NOT call for questions. The volunteer who answers the phone does not handle our adoptions. Instead, message us or email us at tnr@jcccats.org*
I'm going to need you all to remain calm when see Arya. I know she's too adorable for words but we all must remain calm.
Okay, now that that is out of the way, let me introduce you to Arya who is one of the best kittens I have ever had the privilege to meet.
Here's the rundown:
- She doesn't know how to not purr. I'm pretty sure if you even think about her she just instantly purrs. She's just happy all the time, no matter what.
- She's a tiny baby. I imagine she'll be pretty petite as an adult and what she lacks in size she makes up for in the cutest personality. She wants to play and cuddle then do that some more over and over again.
- She is an excellent work from home buddy. Now am I saying that because she really is OR because I'm trying to find her a home so she can lay on someone else's computer when they're trying to work? I guess we'll never know.
- Remember the ball pits at Chuck E. Cheese? They were pretty gross but fun, right? Well Arya has a ball pit of her own and it's probably just as hygienic cause it's the litter box. Yep, she loves to play in the litter box as soon as it's been scooped.
Is it gross? Yes.
Is it cute? For sure.
Does she sprinkle the litter around like glitter? Of course.
Do we wish she would stop playing in the litter box? Absolutely.
She does like normal toys like her favorite spring toys so sometimes she's playing with those...in the litter box.
- She doesn't know a stranger. Like, if her mom gave her a "don't take candy from strangers speech then Arya took none of it to heart. She would take candy from a stranger in a heartbeat because she's just trusting and loving like that.
While we adore Arya she needs to find her forever family who will love her as much as we do.
This perfect girl is about 8 months, spayed, UTD on core vaccinations, FeLV vaccination, FeLV/FIV tested, microchipped, dewormed, and on monthly flea preventative.
She is required to go to a home that always has an age appropriate feline or to be adopted with another compatible feline. Any inquiries requesting she be an only cat will not be responded to.
Her adoption fee is $75 and her adoption application can be found here: www.jcccats.org/adoption-application
*DO NOT call for questions. The volunteer who answers the phone does not handle our adoptions. Instead, message us or email us at tnr@jcccats.org*
*We are by appointment only and have no open hours. Appointments are scheduled with an approved application only*
- Fill out application
- Allow 2 to 3 business days - most applications will not be responded to on Saturdays, Sundays, or holidays. All contact will be made via email.
- Phone Interview
- Schedule meet and greet
- Complete adoption paperwork
The Johnson County Community Cats is a 100% volunteer run organization, this means it may take us some time to get to your inquiries or applications. Please allow us 2 to 3 business days to contact you.
We will always only contact you via email.
Adoption fees are as listed:
Kittens (8 weeks to 6 months): $125
Teenagers (6 months to 1 year): $100
Adults (1 year and up): $75
Pair of kittens: $200
Pair of teeangers: $170
Pair of adults: $100
Adoption fees include: Spay/neuter; FVRCP with full round of age appropriate boosters; rabies vaccination; FeLV/FIV testing; microchip (with registration); deworming; and flea treatment.
*We are by appointment only and have no open hours. Appointments are scheduled with an approved application only*
- Fill out application
- Allow 2 to 3 business days - most applications will not be responded to on Saturdays, Sundays, or holidays. All contact will be made via email.
- Phone Interview
- Schedule meet and greet
- Complete adoption paperwork
The Johnson County Community Cats is a 100% volunteer run organization, this means it may take us some time to get to your inquiries or applications. Please allow us 2 to 3 business days to contact you.
We will always only contact you via email.
Adoption fees are as listed:
Kittens (8 weeks to 6 months): $125
Teenagers (6 months to 1 year): $100
Adults (1 year and up): $75
Pair of kittens: $200
Pair of teeangers: $170
Pair of adults: $100
Adoption fees include: Spay/neuter; FVRCP with full round of age appropriate boosters; rabies vaccination; FeLV/FIV testing; microchip (with registration); deworming; and flea treatment.
All our meet and greets are scheduled with approved application, no public visiting hours at this time.
All our meet and greets are scheduled with approved application, no public visiting hours at this time.
More about this shelter
Started in 2013, the Johnson County Community Cats provides TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) services to all of Johnson County.
Our mission is to humanely reduce and control the cat population in Johnson County by providing affordable spay/neuter for colony caretakers and educating the community on TNR and responsible pet ownership.
Started in 2013, the Johnson County Community Cats provides TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) services to all of Johnson County.
Our mission is to humanely reduce and control the cat population in Johnson County by providing affordable spay/neuter for colony caretakers and educating the community on TNR and responsible pet ownership.
