Calico kittens & cats in Lawrence, Kansas

Bebe is about 6 years old and has been a part of our family for around 5 years. She has lived in two different households with dogs and does well after she warms up to them. We have a 90lb Golden Retriever and they play together. She is a great play mate and also a great lap cat. She has always used her litter box and has not had an accident over her 5 years with us. She is spayed and microchipped, but could use an updated vet visit. She sometimes forgets she has claws and would do best in a household with children older than 5 years old.Unfortunately we have had to make the hard decision to rehome this sweet girl with our new baby. We hope someone can give Bebe a lovely life.Supplies we have that can come with her if you’d like them include; cat tower, remaining food, gravity feeder, litter box, toys, and a cat crate for vet visits.

Jinx is five years old. She’s missing an eye. FOPAS did not know how it happened, but “cosmetic” surgery was done. She is surprisingly not clumsy. Sweetest cat ever. Very lovey, just wants to be close to people she trusts. Is a bit skittish and you will have to give her time to warm up to you.

Penny is a 9 year old sweetheart who would prefer a quiet home. She loves to cuddle and be petted. She is very forthcoming with strangers and will participate in everything you do. She is insatiably curious and independent in a classic cat way.

Peaches and her son, Onyx, used to fend for themselves outside. A kind person took them in during a blizzard in Kansas City. Now Peaches and Onyx have grown to appreciate the comforts of life indoors and have no desire to venture outside. At about five months old, Onyx is coal black with just a little bit of white on his belly. He appreciates tasty food and playing with toys. He's a brave boy who shows his mama the ropes, letting her know that the world isn't so scary. Onyx is very loving and purrs like a big engine. Peaches is about two years old; she was just a baby herself when she had Onyx, but has learned so much from him. Peaches has started to trust humans and is learning to like pets and scratches. If you're patient with her, Peaches will reward you with her love, attention, and purrs. Both kitties have very good manners and are a joy to have. Peaches and Onyx would do best in an adult-only home with patient people. After all, it's not easy to go from living on the street to having everything you've always wanted right before your eyes: a warm, cozy place to sleep; regular, nutritious meals; fresh water; shelter from the rain and snow; and humans who are nice to you. That's a lot to take in! Call or text The Pet Connection at 913-671-7387 for more info on this bonded pair. They're in the Kansas City metro, but transport might be available to the right home.

Dolly is a 7 year old Calico. We adopted her from Melissa's Second Chance shelter. We thought our Ragdoll cat would like a friend. We were wrong. He can be the only cat in household unfortunately and that is the reason for rehoming Dolly. She is very sweet, playful and loves balls and strings. She a curious kitty and also enjoys watching cat games on YouTube! Her favorite is to lay on the floor and get her face and chin rubbed. Loves to be around people and would like to have a kitty friend. She has not been around dogs since we got her but think she would do just fine. She is consistent with her litter box use. She also loves people food.

Parker is 1.5 years old and I got him from an adoption agency. Parker loves activity and the outdoors. He is very enthusiastic about play and chasing his spring toys. He’s very personable, loves people, and enjoys belly rubs. His napping poses are hilarious. He’s goofy, spunky, cuddly, affectionate, and very people friendly.

I adopted Soren from the Lawrence Humane Society in 2017, and I have done my best to take care of him for nearly 10 years. I believe he is around 11 years old. Soren needs someone with much more patience than I have, and is able to be more mobile than I am. He loves attention, and seeks it all day long. He throws up every 1-2 days, I have taken him to several different vets about this, and each have said that this is just normal behavior for him. I have tried every possible "sensitive stomach" food I can find, and none have helped. He has also recently decided that he would rather go #2 on the concrete in the basement. I have no idea why. He otherwise still uses the litterbox. Ideally, the best fit for him is someone experienced with caring for difficult cats, as I no longer have it in me to do so. I have mobility issues in my lower back that make cleaning up after him difficult, and I am busy with my job throughout the day and cannot pay attention to him how he wants me to.

Clover is a really sweet cat; she loves to run around and explore new places. She is not fond of outside, so she does not run when you open up the door. She does not know how to open doors or cabinets. She does like to climb counters and the fridge. She is good with car rides and will sit still after around 10-minutes in the car. She is very playful, so she needs toys and a scratch pad. She is litter trained and does not go anywhere else in the house. She is 9 months old. I am looking for an owner that loves cats, has other cats preferably because she loves to play and gets bored. I am moving which is why I cannot take her, but she loves people and all of my friends love to come over to see her. Clover comes with a litter box, automatic food feeder, toys, a little cat bed, food, and she is spayed.