Calico kittens & cats in Middletown, Kentucky

Hi, I'm Momma Callie. This is my second litter of kittens, my first litter of three sadly passed away due to being in the wild. However when it was discovered I had a second litter of 6 kittens my foster parents took me in! I could tell that they were trying to help me and I warmed up quickly, I've never been aggressive even while getting a bath. It's been nice not having to be fearful anymore. I want to actually start my life, I'm not very old and I've already had two litters of kittens. I want to experience what life is like not having babies and surviving. I want someone to give me safe comfortable home and love me even though I don't know how to play or cuddle yet. I will give you headbutts and purr and look at you gratefully, I hope that will be enough for you to love me. - Mama Callie has 6 kittens right now with the last name V if you're interested in keeping any of them with their mom. I do require updates from the adopter, will explain more if interested.

Callie is a 7yo female.. I got her as a kitten for my daughter. As time has passed my daughter has moved away and Callie has been with me.. she is used to a home with primarily one person.. Unfortunately due to my work schedule she is alone often.. I'm hoping to find her a home with someone more available. She has been the sole animal in the home since I got her.. She enjoys her person"people" but isn't social with other animals... she isn't aggressive just not accustomed to them.. She also has been an indoor cat all her life.

Patches is approximately 3 yrs old and weighs 10lbs. She lost her home due to no fault of her own. She’s understandably a bit shy now in a shelter cage. She still accepts pets and leans into scratches. She previously lived with other cats and a gentle dog. She is a front paw declaw and must be an inside only cat. Please call the shelter with questions. See other available pets on sisaveapet.com

Snickers and Binks have lived together for over 5+ years. I would really like to rehome both of them to the same family. Snickers came in a a feral kitten. She came from a family of cats at the bank on the corner of Dixie Ave. and Miles St. in Elizabethtown. These cats were the wishes of my late wife, she acquired them both while taking treatment. I have taken great care of these cats in my opinion. They are strictly indoors, they have their nails and both are very loveable. They are neither a lap cat, yet they do crave your attention. Snickers personality is, she won't let you grab or hold her, but she wants you to pet her anytime you are sitting down. She is litter box trained and has never had a accident. I travel one month a year basically and I boat so I am gone on summer weekends and these cats are left alone. I am not a animal lover, but I do care that they do get a great home. I will provide everything initially that you will need to home a cat.

Ivy is a sweet, vocal (during feed time), and loving cat. She is about 2 years old and is up to date with all vaccines and her annual vet visit was just completed. She does well on hills sensitive stomach food and fancy feast beef pate she loves the hills sensitive stomach kibble as well. She has a little bit of a diva personality but in the best way. We adopted her at the KY humane society. She would do amazing with a kitten or younger cat than her because before she was adopted they found her at forest preserve with her babies. Then we adopted her and she mothered our kitten. We're moving to a new apartment that has a cat limit and we feel as though she would be the best cat to be able to adjust to a new home out of the cats we currently own. She loves belly rubs, playing with string toys, and has a favorite flopping fish toy that would have to go with her to her new home. She likes to socialize but also appreciates her alone time (sleeping)