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Janey is a sweet, solid gray girl, one of a litter of 6 kittens -- she will be ready to adopt around mid March (she will have a foster to adopt contract that will be finalized once she is spayed). Birthdate is 1/17/2024. She is sweet and snuggly, and likes to be held as much as she likes to play! Janey & Louise are a very much bonded pair and must be adopted together. She has a $125 adoption fee, this includes her microchip, initial FVRCP & FeLV vaccines, and adopter will receive a voucher for her spay at 12 weeks.
All cats adopted through our rescue are age appropriately vaccinated including rabies & FVRCP/Feline Leukemia vaccines, dewormed & free of fleas, combo tested (negative unless otherwise noted), microchipped and spayed/neutered before adoptions are finalized.
If you would like to adopt, please fill out the application through the link or the website at -www.whiskersofohio.org - please note that the "I'm interested" tab does NOT act as an application, this should only be used for specific questions before committing to an adoption. You will receive an email confirmation when your application goes through. We make no breed guarantees, we are a rescue, not a breeder. Please only apply for a specific kitten if you are committed to adopting! Our workers are all volunteers and it takes time to process applications. We are a registered 501c3 non-profit organization, with ZERO paid workers or admins.
Free transport is regularly available to Wayne/Holmes County areas! We do have the ability to fly a cat or pair of kittens via Southwest's SWATT program to any location served by Southwest Airlines. It isn't free but has been a great way to transport animals in a timely manner.
Janey is a sweet, solid gray girl, one of a litter of 6 kittens -- she will be ready to adopt around mid March (she will have a foster to adopt contract that will be finalized once she is spayed). Birthdate is 1/17/2024. She is sweet and snuggly, and likes to be held as much as she likes to play! Janey & Louise are a very much bonded pair and must be adopted together. She has a $125 adoption fee, this includes her microchip, initial FVRCP & FeLV vaccines, and adopter will receive a voucher for her spay at 12 weeks.
All cats adopted through our rescue are age appropriately vaccinated including rabies & FVRCP/Feline Leukemia vaccines, dewormed & free of fleas, combo tested (negative unless otherwise noted), microchipped and spayed/neutered before adoptions are finalized.
If you would like to adopt, please fill out the application through the link or the website at -www.whiskersofohio.org - please note that the "I'm interested" tab does NOT act as an application, this should only be used for specific questions before committing to an adoption. You will receive an email confirmation when your application goes through. We make no breed guarantees, we are a rescue, not a breeder. Please only apply for a specific kitten if you are committed to adopting! Our workers are all volunteers and it takes time to process applications. We are a registered 501c3 non-profit organization, with ZERO paid workers or admins.
Free transport is regularly available to Wayne/Holmes County areas! We do have the ability to fly a cat or pair of kittens via Southwest's SWATT program to any location served by Southwest Airlines. It isn't free but has been a great way to transport animals in a timely manner.
We are currently by appointment only. We hope to soon have a cat cafe in the area and host adoption events!
We are currently by appointment only. We hope to soon have a cat cafe in the area and host adoption events!
More about this rescue
We are a central Ohio rescue, with the hopes of rehoming animals in need, helping those with medical needs that would otherwise be euthanized, and supporting local TNR efforts to reduce the numbers of unwanted/homeless animals being born.
We are a central Ohio rescue, with the hopes of rehoming animals in need, helping those with medical needs that would otherwise be euthanized, and supporting local TNR efforts to reduce the numbers of unwanted/homeless animals being born.
