Calico kittens & cats in De Soto, Kansas

I adopted Bell in April of 2020 she was 2years and 8months old. She has been the easiest cat ever. She is very shy at first and protective, but once she gets to know you you will feel like the most special person in the world. I never wanted to rehome her but unfortunately I don’t have a choice. I have a 1 year old that I have to keep her and her food/litter seperate from and the place i’m moving to will make that impossible. I want to make sure she goes to the best home. I have a litter robot 4/cat tree/toys/food/cat litter/bowls/water fountain/kennel and probably more. Let me know if you are interested in adopting my sweet Bell.

We are looking for a loving new home for our 8 year old cat, Lola. She is a sweet, affectionate and playful cat at heart, but with two young and energetic toddlers and a newborn, we are no longer able to give her the calm environment she needs. As a result, she has become increasingly anxious and aggressive, and we feel it is no longer the best fit for her wellbeing. This is an extremely difficult decision for our family, but we want her to have the chance to truly thrive. Lola is spayed and fully up to date on her vaccinations. She does have some special dietary needs (food allergies), and we are happy to help subsidize those moving forward if that helps her transition into a great home. We would love to find someone who can give her the calm and supportive environment she deserves.

I got lucy from my sister because she is pregnant but now im moving. Lucy would love a loving friendly forever home. She is spayed, loves sleepng with with you, she knows her name, loves to play.

I adopted Willow at the Montrose Animal Shelter in Colorado. She was found and they did not have any information about her but based on their estimation, she is about 5 years old now. Willow would do best in a household without other cats but is okay with dogs if they are calm mannered. She likes to go outside and I have kept a close eye on her when doing so. Willow is social, loves treat time, and to chase her toys around the house like a little game of hide and seek! She doesn’t like car rides and neighborhood cats taunting her at the back door. I am looking for a stable loving household who will take the time to give Willow a good life.

Meet Roberta! Roberta is truly one of a kind. She’s a calm, gentle soul who can be a bit shy at first, but once she feels safe, her sweet personality shines through. Because of her quiet nature, Roberta would do best in a peaceful home — one with calm cats, mellow dogs, or gentle children who can respect her space. Her shyness may come from her mysterious past, but she’s ready to start a new chapter filled with love and patience. Roberta is fully vaccinated and spayed, so she’s all set for a forever home — no kittens in her future, just cuddles and comfort!

Gigi is everything!! She’s absolutely gorgeous, a torbie calico tuxedo, a combination of brown tabby and red tabby with a white bib and gloves. Her vivid light green eyes are tilted with an exotic look. Born about August 2024, she’s become a sleek gazelle. She’s still very much a kitten…has boundless energy, and like most cats probably will until about age 3 years. She gallops around her foster home with another kitty, flying up and down stairs, enjoying fresh air at the windows, and playing with toys. She respects the boundaries of the other two older cats. She will do best in a home where someone is usually home and gives her plenty of attention, and/or would enjoy having another cat or two to pal around with who would welcome a friend and playmate. Solitude would not be her idea of a good time, and the boredom would likely get her into trouble. Gigi was found loose in a neighborhood at age 6 months. A foster parent took her, but things got a bit complicated when she tested positive for feline leukemia. Her foster parents spent as much time with her in her room as possible, she had lots of toys and a radio, but 3 months of too much time alone wasn’t easy for an energetic kitten. She got lucky again and got to move to a large home with other positive cats, and she is loving being with them and her foster parents. She uses a scratching post, allows her claws to be trimmed, and enjoys short cuddling and nuzzling sessions. Like many cats, she will squirm or nip slightly to let you know if she’s getting overstimulated and needs less attention for a bit. If you’re charmed by Gigi’s info, and if she, you and your home seem compatible, please fill out and submit an application. She’s waiting to charm the right person for the rest of her life.