British Shorthair kittens & cats in Indianapolis, Indiana

Mr. T was a stray that adopted us about 8 months ago. For his health and safety, we adopted him. We introduced him to our vet (Animal Hospital of Avon) where he received all his shots and a clean bill of health. He is a big cat and I estimate around 15 pounds. Mr. T was an inside/outside during the summer and fall but moved inside full time as winter approached. Mr. T is extremely smart, affectionate, easy to care for and loves attention. He enjoys playing chase with our dogs, toys and nip. And, he is not a picky eater. Over the past 8 months, we have tried to integrate him with our other cats. Unfortunately, we have not been successful and Mr. T has been isolated in his own room. Mr. T does great with dogs but cannot be with cats.

Meet Percy. He's a young adult with medium-length fur. He is a Big fella now. I love to spoil the kitties. What can I say? March 17th he was trapped. Weeks prior Percy and another kitty were spotted with injuries that required medical attention. Took a volunteer week and only Percy was trapped and immediately saw the vet He's been at the sanctuary healing. With daily care needed he finally learned to accept us humans. He was a feisty grossly fella but the trick is wet food 2x a day with petting and patience. He was neutered a week ago and today he is ready for his happy forever to find him. Percy is FIV positive, also has a heart murmur, and due to his lack of ability /street wisdom he cannot be released back outside. He needs a family that will shower him with love, attention, playtime, toys and quality care indoors living only. A responsible pet-owning home. Did I mention how much he loves warm wet food?! Percy is good with cats and dogs. His stay at the sanctuary has allowed him to trust he's safe around them. Available now animalhousesanctuary.org

Olly was found about a year ago as a feral cat. We have fostered him since then indoors as he did not fare well outside. He is good with most cats, and I imagine he would be okay with kids. He's a sweet boy who needs a loving family. He is about a year and a half old. He takes to any litter box, has his own food bowl that comes with him. He also loved to be called "good boy" it really gets the purs going! There will definitely be an adjustment period for him, so someone experienced with cats would be preferred. He seems to enjoy living with other cats, with the exception of one of my outdoor ferals. (They fought once outdoors and Olly had held a grudge for a year)

Sanibel was in a large set of kittens Soar took from a shelter around the Ft. Meyers area in Florida that was affected by hurricane Ian. What was supposed to be 8-9 kittens, turned into 35! Sanibel is shy with humans and needs to be adopted with her brother Andrew or have another loving cat in the home as emotional support.