Paprika is also a part of the Anaheim litter born around 6/26/2025. He’s a timid baby, and so soft and gentle to others. He waits his turn if others are at the food or water bowl and is generally a very respectful little fellow. When he has zoomies though, this boy loves to sprint and climb! Jingle toys will capture his attention completely and he loves to play with other cats. He is good with adult cats as well. He is also weirdly unbothered by vacuums (we attribute it to him being orange). Paprika is also a purring machine! He loves to be held and if you give him pets he will usually purr immediately.
Paprika would do well if he was adopted with Pepper. If adopting a bonded pair a reduced adoption fee will apply for his sibling when adopted together. The reduced adoption fee is $125 per kitten for a total of $250, a reduction from the $175 per kitten standard adoption fee.
Paprika has been neutered, is fully vaccinated (3 doses of FVRCP, and 1 year rabies), microchipped and treated for fleas and dewormed.
Meet Paprika!
Paprika is also a part of the Anaheim litter born around 6/26/2025. He’s a timid baby, and so soft and gentle to others. He waits his turn if others are at the food or water bowl and is generally a very respectful little fellow. When he has zoomies though, this boy loves to sprint and climb! Jingle toys will capture his attention completely and he loves to play with other cats. He is good with adult cats as well. He is also weirdly unbothered by vacuums (we attribute it to him being orange). Paprika is also a purring machine! He loves to be held and if you give him pets he will usually purr immediately.
Paprika would do well if he was adopted with Pepper. If adopting a bonded pair a reduced adoption fee will apply for his sibling when adopted together. The reduced adoption fee is $125 per kitten for a total of $250, a reduction from the $175 per kitten standard adoption fee.
Paprika has been neutered, is fully vaccinated (3 doses of FVRCP, and 1 year rabies), microchipped and treated for fleas and dewormed.
Come to our next adoption event at Pet Supply Warehouse in Anaheim Hills on January 17th, 2026 from 11am to 3pm!
After you submit an application, we will arrange for a home visit/meet and greet to see if your potential new furry friend will be a good fit for your household.
Come to our next adoption event at Pet Supply Warehouse in Anaheim Hills on January 17th, 2026 from 11am to 3pm!
After you submit an application, we will arrange for a home visit/meet and greet to see if your potential new furry friend will be a good fit for your household.
More about this rescue
We are a coalition based cat rescue currently based out of Anaheim, California. Our coalition began as a small neighborhood group sharing responsibilities of taking care of the community cats in the neighborhood colony. At this time our coalition is the primary caretaker for two colonies and our goal is to foster and find adoptive homes for the friendly adults and juveniles, and to rescue the kittens born in the colony and get them vetted and adopted to good homes. We are a small coalition and we do not have a physical location, but we require meet and greets and/or home visits in order to adopt one of our cats.
Keep up with us on Instagram - @CommunityCatCoalition_SoCal
We are a coalition based cat rescue currently based out of Anaheim, California. Our coalition began as a small neighborhood group sharing responsibilities of taking care of the community cats in the neighborhood colony. At this time our coalition is the primary caretaker for two colonies and our goal is to foster and find adoptive homes for the friendly adults and juveniles, and to rescue the kittens born in the colony and get them vetted and adopted to good homes. We are a small coalition and we do not have a physical location, but we require meet and greets and/or home visits in order to adopt one of our cats.
Keep up with us on Instagram - @CommunityCatCoalition_SoCal
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We'll also keep you updated on Lightning's adoption status with email updates.
