Calico kittens & cats in Seaside, 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.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. Online Adoption Application › Emmie was rescued during a heavy storm in which she found herself trapped under a neighbor's solar panels after hiding from the rains and wind. After only a minute of cajoling she worked her way free and immediately came up for snuggles.   Emmie was in heat and had already had a litter of kittens at her young age. We took her in, gave her warmth, and got her spayed and vaccinated. Since then, she has totally adapted to being an indoor cat and spends her time in the home office keeping her fosters entertained.   At this point, Emmie is very focused on her need to play - as much as possible! She has her favorite interactive toys and is also learning to self-play. Recently, she has started to appreciate other aspects of life, such as pets, ear rubs, and a warm human body to sleep against at night. She appreciates humans more each day and we are confident this quality will continue to grow.   Emmie communicates by cute chirps and squeaks - and direct eye contact telling you what she needs. She has perfect litter box habits, a lovely purr, and consistently uses her scratching post.                   Emmie was rescued during a heavy storm in which she found herself trapped under a neighbor's solar panels after hiding from the rains and wind. After only a minute of cajoling she worked her way free and immediately came up for snuggles.   Emmie was in heat and had already had a litter of kittens at her young age. We took her in, gave her warmth, and got her spayed and vaccinated. Since then, she has totally adapted to being an indoor cat and spends her time in the home office keeping her fosters entertained.   At this point, Emmie is very focused on her need to play - as much as possible! She has her favorite interactive toys and is also learning to self-play. Recently, she has started to appreciate other aspects of life, such as pets, ear rubs, and a warm human body to sleep against at night. She appreciates humans more each day and we are confident this quality will continue to grow.   Emmie communicates by cute chirps and squeaks - and direct eye contact telling you what she needs. She has perfect litter box habits, a lovely purr, and consistently uses her scratching post.                       Emmie was rescued during a heavy storm in which she found herself trapped under a neighbor's solar panels after hiding from the rains and wind. After only a minute of cajoling she worked her way free and immediately came up for snuggles.   Emmie was in heat and had already had a litter of kittens at her young age. We took her in, gave her warmth, and got her spayed and vaccinated. Since then, she has totally adapted to being an indoor cat and spends her time in the home office keeping her fosters entertained.   At this point, Emmie is very focused on her need to play - as much as possible! She has her favorite interactive toys and is also learning to self-play. Recently, she has started to appreciate other aspects of life, such as pets, ear rubs, and a warm human body to sleep against at night. She appreciates humans more each day and we are confident this quality will continue to grow.   Emmie communicates by cute chirps and squeaks - and direct eye contact telling you what she needs. She has perfect litter box habits, a lovely purr, and consistently uses her scratching post.                               Emmie was rescued during a heavy storm in which she found herself trapped under a neighbor's solar panels after hiding from the rains and wind. After only a minute of cajoling she worked her way free and immediately came up for snuggles.   Emmie was in heat and had already had a litter of kittens at her young age. We took her in, gave her warmth, and got her spayed and vaccinated. Since then, she has totally adapted to being an indoor cat and spends her time in the home office keeping her fosters entertained.   At this point, Emmie is very focused on her need to play - as much as possible! She has her favorite interactive toys and is also learning to self-play. Recently, she has started to appreciate other aspects of life, such as pets, ear rubs, and a warm human body to sleep against at night. She appreciates humans more each day and we are confident this quality will continue to grow.   Emmie communicates by cute chirps and squeaks - and direct eye contact telling you what she needs. She has perfect litter box habits, a lovely purr, and consistently uses her scratching post.                              Emmie was rescued during a heavy storm in which she found herself trapped under a neighbor's solar panels after hiding from the rains and wind. After only a minute of cajoling she worked her way free and immediately came up for snuggles.  Emmie was in heat and had already had a litter of kittens at her young age. We took her in, gave her warmth, and got her spayed and vaccinated. Since then, she has totally adapted to being an indoor cat and spends her time in the home office keeping her fosters entertained.  At this point, Emmie is very focused on her need to play - as much as possible! She has her favorite interactive toys and is also learning to self-play. Recently, she has started to appreciate other aspects of life, such as pets, ear rubs, and a warm human body to sleep against at night. She appreciates humans more each day and we are confident this quality will continue to grow.   Emmie communicates by cute chirps and squeaks - and direct eye contact telling you what she needs. She has perfect litter box habits, a lovely purr, and consistently uses her scratching post.                  Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet. To Adopt one of our Cats or Kittens, please fill out an Online Adoption Application on our website  https://www.13thstcats.org/info/adoption If the animal bio says that they are a "Courtesy Listing", the contact information will be included in the animal bio for you to reach out to them directly. Thank you for wanting to Adopt! -------------- 13thstcats.org is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit, No-Kill Rescue Group based in San Jose. We try our best to match our cats to the perfect homes, and match them based on their personalities, not their looks. Adoptions are not done on a first come, first serve basis, rather in the order of what homes are the right match for that particular cat December 1, 2025, 5:54 pm

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website. THIS animal listing is a COURTESY LISTING - not a 13th St Cat Rescue animal. See information about whom to contact in bio THANK YOU Lucy and her siblings, Frodo and Peter are very sweet kittens. They have been indoors since birth and have daily playtime with their foster family. If there’s one thing Lucy loves, it’s attention. She may not be super vocal about it, but she will go up to you and place herself in your lap or under your hand. Give her lots of pets and scratches and she’ll love you forever. She will gladly spend time sitting in your lap or being carried around in your arms. If you’re sweet about it, she will also gladly accept your kisses. Cuddle time with her siblings? Lucy adores it! She’ll go find one to cuddle when she’s ready to relax. Lucy may be a little lady who loves to stay clean, but she can handle herself in a wrestling match with her brothers. She spends her playtimes both wrestling with her brothers and using her favorite toys. Running after jingly little ball toys, and jumping up to catch swinging wands are her favorite. Contact Lourdes  Scoobychick1121@gmail.com for information about adopting Frodo Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.August 24, 2025, 5:48 pm

Finn is 4 and a half years years old. He is extremely cute and knows it. His version of cuddling is being near and reaching out a paw to touch you. He can be timid but loves people, especially if they play with him and give him treats. Unfortunately, he does not get along with my other 2 cats and lately it has gotten worse - he actively hunts them. I've come to this decision after trying many things to include separation, enrichment, pheromones, and medication. Nothing has worked and it has gotten to the point that it's unfair to Finn too since he's always getting in trouble. He would do well as the only cat/pet. He truly is a sweetheart - purrs, gives kisses, greets you when you come home, etc. I'm utterly heartbroken but hope to find him a home he can flourish in. Thank you for your consideration.