Calico kittens & cats in Los Banos, California

Say hello to Almond! She is a pretty little calico with a unique orange spot on the middle center of her forehead that’s shaped like an almond. Almond is one of the smallest in her litter, but is healthy and gaining weight like a normal kitten. She likes to play with other cats, toys, and especially playing in her kitty tunnel. She isn’t extremely chatty, but isn’t super quiet, she is more of a perfect in between. She likes to beat to the sound of her own drum and prefers to do her own thing rather than follow her siblings lead. She is an affectionate girl and majority of the time will come to you when called. She can be a bit shy of new people but with a little time and patience she warms up. Almond is 1 of 5 kittens that were found as newborns after a dog spooked their mama. Luckily, after a few days of around the clock care and bottle feeding we were able to catch mama who accepted her babies back. She would do best with another feline companion in the home so she doesn’t become board or lonely. She has not been exposed to dogs, but given her young age, likely could get along well with a k9 in the home if given a proper introduction. Almond will be spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated. Almond was born in April.

Olive is a shy beauty, a gorgeous Calico who would love a quiet low activity home with another cat or two to hang with. Olive gets along with senior cats and younger cats in foster home. Olive enjoys playing with small fuzzy critters toys and ball toys. Olive does communicate with her foster mom when she wants attention with a meow or two. Olive allows being picked up but doesn't like being held for too long, she's Miss independent! She eats a diet of Fancy Feast and Pura Vita kibble. She likes hanging with her orange tabby brother Leon. Olive's foster mom says "Olive was rescued from being dumped at an auto store. She may be a little shy at first, but is truly a very loving animal and deserves a home of her own. Olive gets along very well with all of my kitties."

Myrtle loves attention, has the loudest puurs, she is a soft food only gal as she has no teeth.  But that doesn't seem to effect her. She plays catch! ##2224951##

This beautiful chunky girl may love her treats but she is more in love with playing! Foofa may be a older kitten but she still wants to zoom and will beg you all day to play with a feather wand toy. Foofa takes a bit longer to feel more comfortable in a new environment but once she settles in its her new kingdom. She will greet you when you come home and immediately beg for some playtime with her ever present purrs. When she is finally tuckered out she will flop down somewhere where she can keep an eye on everything- from windows outside to seeing what you are up to. She is not very snuggly and prefers pets when she is in the mood. Foofa is slow to get used to other cats but loves playing chase and snuggling with her siblings. Unsure how she would do with dogs due to minimal interaction. ##2376108##

Our one eyed beautiful adult cat. Approximately 4 years old. Rescued by our friends at a local vet clinic. Clover is a sweet, submissive kitty. Unsure of the circumstances that lead to her losing an eye, but she doesn't let that hold her back. In a rescue full of other cats she manages to get along with most of them, staying away from the sassy kitties. Doesn't require much from her person. A soft and warm place by a windowsill, head scratches and a yummy meal. Is she your new baby?

Mamas is a sweet mama kitty. Despite the name, she does enjoy her personal space from other cats. She can be in a home with other cats however prefers her own space especially during meal times. Mamas was found by a good Samaritan near some dumpsters with her kittens. They found loving homes when they were old enough and neutered but Mamas is still looking for a home to call her own. She loves human attention, pets and treats are her favorite things. She likes to sit in your lap on her own terms but doesn't enjoy being picked up. She is a spayed female Approximately 2 years old.