Calico kittens & cats in Hampstead, Maryland

Courtesy post for Jayden  (443) 317-7890: Meet Cali & Sunny – A Sweet Bonded Pair of Kittens Looking for Their Forever Home! We’re searching for a loving home for our two 6-month-old kittens, Cali and Sunny. Due to some issues in our apartment, we’ve had trouble with accidents, and we believe it may be related to previous pets that lived here. It breaks our hearts to part with them, but we want what’s best for these adorable siblings. About Cali & Sunny: Cali (Calico): A playful, curious kitten who has never had any health issues. She’s full of energy and loves to explore and cuddle. Sunny (Orange Tabby): A sweet boy who was diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). Sunny has been on an 84-day treatment plan since August 7th, and he’s responding well. He will need his second bottle of pills soon, and while the treatment is expensive, we’re happy to help cover the cost to ensure Sunny continues to get the care he needs. Why They’re Special: Bonded Pair: Cali and Sunny are incredibly close, always playing and snuggling together. We’re looking for a home where they can stay together and continue their special bond. Friendly and Social: Both kittens are loving, affectionate, and will bring joy to any home. Healthy & Happy: While Sunny is in treatment, we’ve been closely monitoring his progress and will support his ongoing care as he completes the program. If you’re looking for a pair of adorable, loving kittens to welcome into your home, Cali and Sunny are ready to fill your life with happiness. They just need a chance in a home where they can thrive together. Please reach out if you’re interested in giving these two a forever home! Contact Jayden at  (443) 317-7890    ***Disclaimer*** Unfortunately, there are not enough rooms at the inn to admit every dog that needs a furever home. But, we still want to help those dogs (and cats) on their journey! By courtesy posting, AAHA is offering our website/network as an additional resource to help an owner or shelter gain additional exposure for the dog they are trying to place. AAHA has not met nor evaluated the dog (or cat) we are courtesy posting. AAHA makes no representation about courtesy posted pets including the health and temperament and accepts no liability in this exchange. Arrangements for adoptions are made between the caretaker of the pet and the potential adopter. July 25, 2025, 7:56 pm

Angel is a sweet gal. Sha is very playful and kitten like. Angel has a very cute squeaky meow and will let you know when she is not getting enough attention. She loves toys of all types especially the laser pointer. She gets along with the other cats at her foster home and does not mind her foster mom's big dogs. Angel would do best in a home with older children or adults. She can be shy at first and likes a quiet home.

Archie and Dahlia have been indoors for years; however, they never quite became social with people. They are adorable and funny, hilarious to watch. They love to play and will even take food from people, but they just don't want to be touched. This may change when they get to a home or barn where there aren't so many other cats. They try to stay out of the way of the other cats. Email today if you'd like to meet these gorgeous and gentle cats. Archie and Dahlia have been neutered/spayed, vaccinated, and tested negative for FIV and FeLV.

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We are moving overseas and are looking for a good home for our calico female cat, Josie. She's my favorite of our three. Not a lapcat, but very smart and sweet. She likes sitting near you, and prefers being held on your right shoulder. She's around 9 years old. Missing some teeth from a past infection (teeth pulled), but has been fine the last two annual checkups. She has all her immunizations and regular annual checkups. She’s independent, and loves to look out the window. She’s smart and if we had them as outside cats, she’s the one I’d trust. She loves being outside-- we used to at our old place that was fenced, but couldn't at our current place. She’s not aggressive towards children, but doesn’t really like them much. If a teen fed her for a while, she would get comfortable. We'll be moving towards the end of January, so would be looking to rehome her in January after Christmas and New Years.

Zelda is very sweet and loving once she is warmed up to you. We have had her for about a year and she loves sleeping with mom at night. Outside of that and wet food time, she spends most of the day hiding under our bed. She is definitely shy around people and would prefer a quiet home. We believe she needs to be an only cat. She used the litter box with no issues when we first brought her home and kept her in a bedroom for a few of weeks before introducing her to the other cats. After introducing the cats — she started having litter box problems. We tried calming supplements, Prozac, different litters and litter boxes, etc. She consistently goes in the same 2 spots outside the littler boxes. The shelter we adopted her from think she was a barn cat prior to being brought in since she smelled like one. We think it’s a territorial issue and she needs to have her own litter boxes. Which is hard to manage with 4 cats. We can provide 2 litter boxes to adopter.