Calico kittens & cats in Anderson, Indiana

This is Callie and she is the first born from a litter of 5, all born at home on 5/24/26, so she is a little over 4 months. I’m rehoming because even though i love her dearly, i cannot maintain 6 cats as i still have the mother. She’s very playful, curious, extremely affectionate, and sometimes bashful. I would prefer her going to a home with smaller children who can play with her and give her lots of love. She does not have any shots, but has had no medical issues. I’m not exactly sure on breed and gender but i think she’s a female calico.

She's my best friend she loves fancy feast Chef cuts treats and her favorite comfort toy which is a red mouse she carries keeps it with her whenever I have to leave her for couple hours she loves it because she has had it since a kitten, she love strings she's a inside cat never really been outside she's good with baths just run the water before you put her in there and love her, doesn't like it when ppl touch her back near her tail because of when she got spayed I think when u touch near there it reminds her of that

In need of a good home does not along with dogs cats/kid friendly. Has been fixed after one litter. Very playful and perfect for cat lover will provide a litter box and cat food if desired.

We adopted Maggie from the Humane Society in Indianapolis. Unfortunately, she does not get along with our other cat. We have had her for three months now, and we have found that she is a one household cat only due to being territorial. She’s very sweet and loves to scratch the scratching post and eat treats.

I have just lost my physical independence, and this prevents me from continuing to care for my little cats with the same attention and affection as before. I do not want them to suffer because of my physical and financial limitations, so I am looking for a loving and responsible family to take them in. He is neutered; she is not. He is afraid of the vacuum cleaner and loud noises, whereas she is not. He is afraid of water, but she isn't. He doesn't mind sleeping outside the bedroom, while she prefers to sleep inside it. He dislikes being picked up, but she doesn't mind it. Neither of them likes shredded can food; they prefer "Lil' Soups" or puree sticks, making them inexpensive to care for. They are sociable and calm; love affection and have never experienced any trauma, illness, or accidents. I INCLUDE WITH THEIR ADOPTION: Their 6ft cat tree, litter box, water fountain, 2months food, 3 litter boxes Im asking no fee and giving you their “Starter pack” for take them together❤️

London and Carey are truly the sweetest sister duo you'll ever meet! Prepare for smooches: their favorite thing is giving you kisses to let you know how happy they are to see you. While they show interest in whatever you're doing, they're also perfectly content to just be by you. They are very social and adapt to new people and environments easily. They love cardboard scratchers, wand toys, wet food, and catnip. With her big, beautiful eyes and fluff, Carey will immediately steal your heart. She has the best butt wiggle to pounce, and she will jump two feet in the air to grab a wand toy. She will amaze you with her athletic prowess! London is the best girl. She loves to be right by your side and will give you gentle pats on the shoulder with her paw (without extending her claws!) to let you know shed like more pets. She enjoys a cozy bed. London has digestive issues. We're still working out the exact cause, but she's doing better on Z/D food. Both girls tested positive for a cat virus in 2025 called calicivirus. They are now recovered and not suspected to be contagious toward other cats. The adoption fee for London and Carey is $150 total! Apply at https://www.pepperspalscatrescue.org/adoptfoster

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C 3GastonMale Domestic Shorthair, Grey/White~1-2 years old2/22/1411 lbs.It is an $85 adoption fee to adopt a cat or kitten and includes spay/neuter, FIV testing, Feline Leukemia testing, Heartworm testing, de-wormer, rabies, microchip, and a general health exam. No profit is generated from the adoption fee.Adoption applications can be filled out online at:http://www.inapl.org/adoption-application.htmlVisit the shelter or visit our website inapl.org to meet or learn more about adopting one our cats!The Animal Protection League shelter is located at 613 Dewey Street, Anderson, IN 46016

Dixie the dude found himself abandoned at the shelter. At 10 years old, this senior guy deserves a quiet place to call his home and enjoy his golden years. Dixie Dude is polydactyl, with extra toes on his front paws.