Calico kittens & cats in Red Wing, Minnesota

If you'd like to meet any of our available cats/kittens, please visit our website to review our adoption process and requirements, and schedule an on-site, one-on-one appointment. Walk-in hours are also available if more convenient. www.ggohinc.com Havarti and Swiss were born here at the rescue when we accepted their momma, Graylee, who was heavily pregnant and ready to give birth any day. Even with a building filled to near capacity, how could we possibly turn a blind eye to a momma in need. On 3/7/26, we welcomed four tiny newborn babies. Graylee has been a great momma, but it's time for her babies to fly the coop. Two of their siblings have found homes - Havarti and Swiss await their turn. Both girls are super friendly and affectionate - thus the less than stellar photos of them. It's nearly impossible to get a great shot of either as they instantly want to be loved on the second you walk into their room. They are NOT kenneled during the day but are at night for safety. Pictures of them kenneled were the only way we could get a shot of them together, and somewhat still! The girls are bonded, so we are hoping they can be adopted together. Once you meet them, you'll understand why keeping them together is the best option. If you have room in your heart and home for a pair of fabulous kitties, you won't go wrong by choosing our loves, Havarti and Swiss. Both are great with other kittens and adult cats. Children are their jam! Dogs are an unknown but we are certain they would come to love a doggie companion given a little time and proper introductions - their personalities are so loving, that we just don't see a dog as a stumbling block for them. Most kittens do absolutely fine with dogs once they learn they are not a threat. If you are looking for a super sweet, friendly, playful pair of kittens, please come meet them. They truly are two of the best and we know you'll just love them!

Rin came to GGOH from a private rescuer in Minnesota when she reached out for a little help. Rin was a stray so we have no previous history on her. DOB is approximately 1/1/2019. Rin has a quieter, shy personality; with the right home, she will be a great companion. She loves to play and snuggle with other cats, is active and healthy. She has a beautiful dilute calico coat that she keeps neat and clean. While Rin is very cat friendly, she is still quite reserved around humans - when meeting her, she generally will let you near her, but will move away if you attempt to pet her. She's worth the effort to get to know and has great potential, but it will take time for her to trust someone new. If you have the willingness to try and let her adjust at her own pace, she might be a great fit for you. We have not directly introduced Rin to dogs, but she has been in the room as they've walked by and she paid no attention to them whatsoever. Our guess is that in a home environment, she will likely act the same and over time, perhaps even become best buds with them. As Rin is still quite people reserved, we recommend older children only for her as youngsters often do not understand a cat's signals and Rin would not be too happy with a child rushing at her. To meet Rin, please visit our webpage to review our adoption process and requirements and to schedule an on-site appointment. https://www.ggohinc.com/adoption-process-cats

If you'd like to meet Glamour, please go to our website and review our adoption policies and procedures and to schedule an on-site visit. www.ggohinc.com Glamour is one of our more shy cats here at GGOH. She is very sweet and just needs someone who has time, patience, and love to give. She is not a cat that is going to meet you at the door when you come for a visit, but she will be in the background watching you, waiting to see if you might notice her. She allows a slow hand and a gentle touch. We know that this beautiful girl has lots of warmth and love to give if someone would just take a chance on her and give her consistent attention and love. We do our best here at the rescue to give all of our pets tons of love, but it will never compare to the love that an owner can give. Please consider this sweetheart - we know she's not for everyone, but maybe, just maybe, she's for you. Glamour's approx. DOB is 10/1/2020.

Fontana is still getting use to shelter life. She will need someone who is willing to go slow and respect her space as she can take time to come out of her shell and be comfortable with people. Adoption could take some time as we want to ensure that she is fully comfortable with whoever is lucky enough to take her home. She was feral and is coming around but will still take a lot of work. She may start out not wanting to cuddle but could open up to it. We will have very high expectations regarding who she goes home with. Fontana is spayed. She tested negative for feline leukemia/FIV/HW, is microchipped and up-to-date on her vaccinations. She is not declawed. Please fill out an adoption application if you would like to adopt this amazing feline: https://windmillanimalrescue.com/cat-adoption/ Adoption information and fees can be found on our website: http://www.windmillanimalrescue.com. Adoption fee includes initial immunizations, neuter/spay, microchip and any other test/vet visits needed. The shelter is housed in and supported by Windmill Feed and Supply Company in Elko New Market, MN where many pet supplies can be purchased. Please visit our website www.windmillanimalrescue.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available cats and small animals available for adoption.

Roux is about 11 years old! We have had her since she was 8 months old. She is a silly cat that loves attention! Shes always laying on our company and has to be around us pretty much at all times. She has been so loved and spoiled over the years but ever since we brought home our baby last March, she has been acting strange and doing things that are out of character, such as peeing on our rugs. We don’t know what else to do and feel she would be better off with another family that has more time for her and her needs. She’s so sweet and has lived with cats and dogs (we used to foster dogs) and she does great with all of them, unless they come after her, of course. It took us a long time to come to this decision but are at a loss. We truly hope we find a new home that will be better for her and whoever gets the opportunity to love her! Thanks for considering! 💜

Cali, aka Cali Alley Cat, aka Cali-fornia Pizza Kitchen, was found outside with her two siblings when they were just 3 weeks old (May 2025). Cali was (and still is) the bravest, most curious kitty of her siblings and the only one who likes to be pet. In fact, she likes it so much, she's begun demanding it with these short little quacking meows that won't stop until you give her an adequate amount of scritches. We've started calling it The Quack Attack. Though she is brave, Cali is still somewhat of a skittish cat, and is very scared of strangers. She will need lots of time to warm up to someone new but is surprisingly easy to win over with a good wand toy and ample amounts of play time. She will get along with other cats once the proper introductions are made. She eats both wet and dry food every day and loves Churus. She has only just lapsed on her vaccines (she received them last year in early October) but is otherwise a healthy (indoor only) cat!

Hello, Exploring rehoming Peanut has been an incredibly difficult choice. Peanut is a wonderful cat but she does not do well with my six year old. I think she would thrive in an adult or quieter household. We adopted Peanut from the humane society roughly a year and a half ago. She was eight weeks old and had just been spayed. All the Good:Peanut will greet you at the window and then at the door when you come home. She can be very loving and affectionate. Loves watching birds and squirrels, laser toys, and small mice toys. No litter box issues - no issues with damaging anything. She is a very easy cat for the most part. Where we have troubles: Peanut is more anxious than cats my son is regularly around. She does not tolerate him well even with us being very careful to observe his actions/working on slow/careful touches. Peanut has bit and scratched my son on multiple occasions which is what has lead us to explore rehoming. This is specific to my son not myself or adults.

Norm about 2 years old (estimated, not positive) and the sweetest, softest guy anyone could ask for. He previously belonged to a hospice patient who could no longer care for him. I only have vet records from Oct 2025-present, but he’s had some health issues since the start, and I’m afraid I just feel unable to give him the attention he requires at this point. He has a special diet (prescribed Hills ZD dry food) for an unspecified allergy. Norm also has some litterbox problems, that are now mainly under control since he takes gabapentin and fluoxetine daily. He's been turned away from most shelters thus far, and the only one that was able to take him in said he would likely be euthanized, which we could never do. We are caring for him in the meantime, but would love to hear if anyone has any space for a guy as sweet as him.