Calico kittens & cats in Brownsburg, Indiana

Meet Nya! Nya is the of her litter kitty of her litter mates. She is almost 5 yrs old. She can be very timid at first and takes her time to settle but once she does she is quite active and social when she wants to be. To extremely as she enjoys her independence and space. She is very vocal too depending on the day. She was found on the side of the road with 3 of her litter mates in a box. Barely 4 wks old. Nya is beautiful and so sweet once comfortable with her surroundings. She loves all cats, dogs, and critters of all sizes. Nya is very independent and likes it that way. A home with other pets is preferred. Nya is fully vetted spayed and up to date on all vaccines. Updated: 2/1/2023 www.animalhousesanctuary.org We believe training is an ongoing process that needs to be worked on daily. New issues that arise, need to be addressed and/or rewarded. Understanding that continued training is a lifetime commitment, is very important. Out-of-state adopters are welcome at the adopter's expense. Meet & Greets are a required before proceeding with an adoption. We DO NOT ship any of our pets.

Luigi is a big softy, loves people and petting, a lap cat

Jasmine was adopted from Indy Animal Care in 8/23 , age was about 1yr then. Spayed and microchipped prior to adoption. Has had annual check ups and shots since then.The reason for needing a new home is that we acquired a 2nd cat for my adult son about a year later, unfortunately Jasmine has been hostile / aggressive to the other cat, a situation that has not improved. So she definitely need to be in a home with NO other cat. Has not been around dogs. She can be playful but sometimes moody, not wanting to be handled and may scratch. Has not been around children , probably need to be in an adult home due to scratching.Litter box trained, uses a cardboard scratch box, eats "wet" (canned) food due to poor water intake. I have become very attached to Jasmine. She likes to lay on my lap for petting and napping. The other cat is basically a "support" pet for my son, so giving her up is not an option. So Jasmine needs a home where she is free to roam (indoors only) and will be loved.

Found as a stray and taken in, have had in house since October, but not getting along with resident senior cat, she does get along with some cats. But, our senior cat and her are not. She is a playful cat. She will use a scratching posts and doesn’t scratch furniture. Great cat, just not getting along with the senior cat in the household, very sad not working out and want her to get the best home! She is a little shy meeting strangers and would probably be scared of a dog, at first, but unknown, as has not been around any dogs. Has also never been around small or school age children, so unknown. Has done well with teenagers She allows to be picked up and loves to snuggle occasionally.

She is reserved but friendly. She started out as a community cat. She doesn’t like other cats. She had one litter of kittens before getting spayed. We tried keeping her and her kittens for 5 months but she has begun to pee on furniture. She has gotten very fat. I’m guessing she is developing anxiety. I don’t want to just put her back outside because of the other community cats that we feed. But my family and I can’t keep her in the house due to her peeing on the furniture. She does use the litter box most of the time. But my family doesn’t want to try to figure out why she sometimes pees on the furniture. This is increasing in frequency for some reason. She started doing this in January. I feel very bad about surrendering her but my family insists.

She comes with a nice self-cleaning litter box.

Inky and her sisters (Pinky, Blinky) came to the rescue at 4-5 weeks old without mom and very underweight. Inky is the perfect mix of playful and affectionate. She loves to chase feather toys, pounce on imaginary "prey" and zoom around the room with her sisters. After playtime, she's more than happy to curl up in her cat tree in the sunlight. Her beautiful tuxedo markings give her a timeless, elegant look, but don't let here fancy outfit fool you-- she's full of silly kitten antics that will keep you smiling everyday. She's curious, brave at times, and always ready to explore new corners of the house before settling in for cuddles. Inky would thrive in a loving home where she can get plenty of attention, playtime, and cozy nap spots. Could this charming girl be your new best friend?

This lovely little lady is on the shy side at first, but don't let that fool you-- behind her quiet nature is an affectionate kitten waiting to fully blossom. She may take a little time to feel safe in a new environment, preferring to observe the world from a cozy corner or comfy cat bed. Once she trusts you, she'll reward you with the most heart-melting purrs and tender snuggles. She enjoys playing with wand toys and soft crinkle balls. Blinky would be happy to be adopted with either of her siblings if possible.

Pinky is a stunning tortoiseshell kitten with a coat full of fiery swirls and a personality to match. She has that classic tortie confidence- a little sass, a lot of charm, and the kind of side-eye that keeps you humble. This girl loves to play. Wand toys? Yes. crinkle balls? Obviously. Random invisible speck on the floor? Absolutely her mortal enemy. She's bold, curious, and always ready to investigate whatever you're doing-- preferably by climbing right in the middle of it. Now here's the thing about Pinky; while she acts independent, she is very much a social butterfly. She does not enjoy being left to her own devices for long. She wants her people (or another playful feline friend) nearby. She'll follow you from room to room, supervise your daily tasks and make sure you never use the bathroom alone again. Pinky will thrive in a home where she gets plenty of interaction from people and from a furry sibling when left alone. She's equal parts spice and snuggle, confidence and clingy, diva and devoted.