Calico kittens & cats in Paso Robles, California

Gemma 2 year old female Beautiful muted Calico girl who had all her teeth removed due to a gum disease. This does not affect her health or eating habits at all and definitely hasn’t slowed her down. Gemma was an indoor outdoor cat and she loves to climb. Her foster person takes her for walks where she can climb trees and explore the outdoors then go home and nap with her human. She’s currently in a very safe area with no predators is looking for a similar place to to call home. She’s very content being an only cat and could adjust to indoor life only. Spayed, vaccinated, Microchipped and it’s a very healthy girl. For adoption info please Text or call us at: (805) 270-4032 The Caffeinated Cat Cafe 1601 W Grand Ave, Grover Beach www.felinenetwork.org

Pepper is a sweet 16 year old indoor cat. My elderly parents are no longer able to care for her. A sudden change in health issues has resulted in them needing to move to an assisted living facility asap. I cannot take her and would hate to have to put her down. Her sister cat died about a year ago and the dog, an old dachshund, died last month.

Meet the CUTEST KITTEN EVER! Little Miss Pixy Stix came to us from Menifee, CA. She was treated quite badly and needed a rescue to show her love. We didn't expect her to be so ready to give love back! She was immediately trusting and snuggly. She has made other kitten friends and is now quite the little racer around the house. Pixy is fully house-trained and is a very good kitten. She always uses the litter box; she scratches the kitty furniture; she eats well; and she is gentle with her paws with us humans. She has been raised in a home, nurtured, loved, and adored. She is a dainty little thing. She must be an indoor-only kitty to protect her from cars, predators, bad people, parasites, and disease. She loves having a soft blanket and a warm lap to snuggle on. She has not been around kids or dogs yet, but she would acclimate well to kids and/or dogs are are gentle and friendly to kitties. Pixy loves having kitten friends and feels more comfortable when she can be around other kittens. As such, she must be adopted with one of her friends, or into a home with another young kitty to be her bestie. Here is a list from Kitten Lady of why two kittens are better than one: Seven Ways That Kitten Friendships Are Beneficial Learn by Observation - Kittens learn by observation and will pick up skills like using the litter box or grooming more quickly if they have another kitten or cat to teach them. Focus Play Aggression - Having a friend means they can take out their play aggression on one another (instead of on you). They'll also teach each other good boundaries about biting and scratching. Read about biting behaviors in kittens and how having a playmate can help! Entertain & Enrich - With a buddy, your kitten will stay entertained, active, and enriched. And a happy cat makes a happy home! Keep Out of Trouble - One mischievous kitten can be destructive if left alone, but two kittens tend to keep each other occupied and out of trouble. Easier Intro to Adult Cat - If you have an adult cat at home, two new kittens may be easier to introduce into your family than one. While one kitten may nag an older cat, two kittens will keep each other company while the older cat watches from a distance. Comfort in Friendship - Having a pal will help your kitten settle into a new home. Just like humans, kittens have an easier time feeling comfortable trying something new if they've got a friend to do it with them. Bonded Pair Adoption - It's easier to adopt a bonded pair than it is to introduce a new cat later. Adopting a dynamic duo helps ensure a harmonious home for years to come! Message us to meet Pixy! She is being fostered in Liz's home in Paso Robles.

Meet Drogo! He is a very sweet and snuggly boy. He was raised by one of our wonderful fosters as a tiny baby and adopted into a family earlier this year. Sadly, the family had an emergency that could not be resolved quickly, and they made the hard decision to return these kittens to us. You can meet Drogo, and his sister Mira, at Petco Paso Robles! They are housetrained and ready to go home