Calico kittens & cats in Meriden, Connecticut

Shiloh is affectionate, fun and plays fetch like a dog! She's playful, very intelligent and her perfect day is spent basking in a sunny spot and getting attention! Shiloh would love to be your one and only fur baby in a calm home. If you would like to learn more about this gorgeous 14 year old Calico, please contact Donna@ourcompanions.org or 860-242-9999 x 302.

Hi my name is Harley.  I am a very sweet girl.  It takes me a little while to trust you but I am loving little thing from the very start,  I am a dainty girl and I don't like to be treated rough at all.  I stay our of the fray when the boys are playing.  I am usually on the sidelines watching or playing with Dart.  While we have totally different personalities.  I am the dainty one and Dart is the rambunctious one.  We would absolutely love to be adopted together.  I am always looking for him and he looks out for m.  I am great with all the 4 legged creatures here and I love my foster mom!  She took such good care of me when I was abandoned as a tiny baby.   To be considered for my forever family and to request an application please contact Vivienne at viviennejames@comcast.net.  APPROVED APPLICATION AND ADOPTION FEE REQUIRED.  (Dart is actually in Tennessee but can be transported north upon adoption.)April 23, 2024, 4:30 pm

These four beauties are soon to be up for adoption so step right up!  As of April 8, they are 5 weeks old and soon will be ready to spread their wings to fly to new homes and hearts.  Pick a beauty and let us know who you like:  Calico Kitty, Black and White Charmer, Grey Tabby White Mist or little White Cloud! Email us at ccrnewengland@gmail.com and mention where you live.  We will send you an adoption form!    Our vetting is extensive: Spay, rabies, FIV vaccine, FIV tested and negative, fecal and dewormings and a Drontal  and microchipped. PLEASE NOTE:   Our dogs and cats are fostered in Tennessee and can transport weekly up to the Northeast region.  Request an application and learn more about Critter Cavalry at https://www.crittercavalry.com/adoption.April 23, 2024, 4:30 pm

She weaves in and out of your legs spinning a tale that could fill a diary. She's a happy girl who runs up to greet you  when you come home. While kittens are oodles of fun, there is a special pleasure in adopting a young cat who still has her youthful energy but whose personality is bit more developed!  Named after the young adult diary book, Go Ask Alice!, this literary cat gave birth to an adorable kitten litter of banned books and now deserves a loving home of her own.  Like the troubled runaway teen in Go Ask Alice!,  this beautiful calico kitty has been on a perilous journey in the outside world, and is now ready to be safe in her forever home.   She's surprisingly playful and a purrfect calico  just needs an experienced household  Young mamas sometimes lose their sense of their own body sometimes, and they get confused by affection. Alice will sometimes put her mouth on you when she's frustrated or when she's over stimulated (she doesn't like her backend petted), which may scare a child or someone not familiar with cat behavior. She never bites down and will stop when told but it is something to be mindful of; she just communicates with her teeth.   You can find our adoption process as well as a link to our application on our website:  https://sophialorangekittenrescue.com/adoption-instructions All of our adoptable animals are cared for and assessed in foster homes (we do not have a shelter), are up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and have been spayed or neutered and tested for FeLV/FIV.  They have had de-worming medication as a standard of care and Flea/Tick/Ear Mite preventive treatment.  All litter trained of course. And we pre-register the microchip which will automatically transfer to you at adoption keeping us as secondary contact. Medical records will be released with the adopted pet. If you haven't had a chance, please also check out our public facebook page:   https://www.facebook.com/SophiaLOrangeKittenRescue/ Not only will it show you more pictures of our kitties, but also should give you a good idea about who we are as an organization, as fosters, and how our followers and adopters feel about us.  We do take time to get through the adoption process, but want you to feel comfortable that this means we are trying to do what's best for everyone.  We try to post daily about most of our rescue's kitties to share our adventures fostering with you, even if they aren't available for adoption yet; but also to show their personalities as best we can. We hope that by following along, you get to see how we rescue and foster, and how they flourish in care. We thank you all for all your care. There are a lot of wonderful kitties out there just waiting to be loved by someone special. And while we are a small rescue, we would love to help you find the right one for yours.  You can find our adoption process as well as a link to our application on our website:  https://sophialorangekittenrescue.com/adoption-instructions Please pay particular attention to steps 1 & 2. We include on our website details on how to prepare for a home visit, how to get ready for a new kitten, some useful guidance for introductions and reminders about taking time everyone needs.  ##1827905##

“Kiki’s Delivery Service," a beloved anime movie, follows the journey of a girl finding her place in the world, aided by a beloved talking cat. Similarly, the kittens of Kiki’s Delivery Service are on a quest to find their special place in the world, and with your help, they can embark on their own magical adventures."Just like her namesake in Kiki's Delivery Service, this gorgeous calico kitty can be a little particular about who she trusts. But unlike the film's Kiki, this mama cat has already completed the last of her most important deliveries – all of the adorable Kiki’s Delivery Service kittens! Now spayed, after her hard work (we were told she had 6 litters!  prior to this last), she deserves a loving home of her own. While she might be cautious at first, Kiki’s playful affection will blossom once she knows you're here to stay. To win her over, try giving her ear scratches, which she absolutely adores! You can find our adoption process as well as a link to our application on our website:  https://sophialorangekittenrescue.com/adoption-instructions   Please pay particular attention to steps 1 & 2. We include on our website details on how to prepare for a home visit, how to get ready for a new kitten, some useful guidance for introductions and reminders about taking time everyone needs.  If you haven't had a chance, please also check out our public facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/SophiaLOrangeKittenRescue/ Not only will it show you more pictures of our kitties, but also should give you a good idea about who we are as an organization, as fosters, and how our followers and adopters feel about us.  We do take time to get through the adoption process, but want you to feel comfortable that this means we are trying to do what's best for everyone.  All of our adoptable animals are cared for and assessed in foster homes (we do not have a shelter), up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and have been spayed or neutered and tested for FeLV/FIV, before they are adopted. They have had de-worming medication as a standard of care and Flea/Tick/Ear Mite preventive treatment. Medical records will be released with the adopted pet. ##1911415##

LOCATED IN CROSSVILLE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, TN. WE CAN TRANSPORT OUT OF STATE, Visit out website for a full list of adoptable pets… https://foccas-tn.org/

So meeko was given to me by a friend of my mothers. When we adopted him we never had any intention of getting any more animals. Meeko was a sweet cuddly affectionate kitty. Then one day we came home and propped on the windowsill was this skinny little calico that looked terrified and hungry. We took her in and eventually she became a permanent house hold member. We didn't know she wasnt fixed. A lot of people have cats here so I has figured she was dumped outside which I was out later actually was the case. So as she got older and reached maturity meeko became more and more withdrawn. He managed to get her pregnant and only one kitten survived the litter. It was a girl. Now she is reaching maturing so poor meeko is dealing with two females..he keeps us up all night meowing for her. It's really frustrating. We have tried everything and we just csnt addord to fix him right now I'm on disability and things are tight as is. I think meeko would do good in a one per family.

Peanut is the friendly and beautiful neighborhood stray- everyone knows him, his nickname is “The Mayor”, (even the other cats want to follow him around). He is approximately 7 years old and very affectionate. Though the neighbors helped him out with food and shelter, I wanted to help him to become adopted while avoiding a shelter situation. I took him in this past February, and he has transitioned well to being an indoor cat only - great with the litter box and is learning tricks- he sits on command for treats! He is a nice companion and buddy : will curl up on your lap and watch TV with you, with sleep quietly and peacefully with you at night. He likes to play with mouse toys to help with his hunting previous lifestyle, and enjoys birdwatching and lying in the sun near the windows, and watching cat TV. He is working on using a harness and backpack for possible outdoor recreation. Adoption fee is to help with cost of an upcoming veterinary appt for an exam/rabies vaccination.

Lola gave birth to her kittens and was such a good mama to them. They have all been adopted and now Lola is hanging out in foster care waiting for her family to find her. She can still be a bit timid, but has enjoyed living in a family environment with her foster pal, Dilly. Her foster mom thinks these two could go home either together or separately but both would benefit from kitty friends in their new home.. Lola loves to play with Dilly – sometimes meowing to her in the early morning to wake up and come play. She will give you slow, meaningful indications of her feelings – leaving toys at your bedside, giving you soulful looks from afar, and every so often – reaching out a paw when you least expect it. The way to Lola's heart with stuffed toys, catnip, treats, and meat flavored baby food.Both Lola and her pal Dilly have really blossomed in foster care and are ready for their forever. We would love them to have a home together but would consider separate adopters as well! Dilly is about 7years old, UTD on vaccinations, spayed and FIV/FELV NEGATIVE. Lola is about 5 years old, UTD on vaccinations, spayed and FIV/FELV NEGATIVE.Apply at https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=meridenhumanesociety&method=online_form_html&formid=28