Calico kittens & cats in Asheboro, North Carolina

Great female cat. 5 years old. She is fixed and healthy. Has all her claws and is very small. She has been great with our 2 year old his entire life until recently. My son will trap her in a corner and get scratched. That is the only reason for getting rid of her. If she is around, he is chasing her. She has also been around dogs her entire life. She hates car rides and does not like going outside. Perfect cat for anyone with children 4 and older. She is cuddly and playful but will also catch a mouse.

Bonded with Diego.  Mystique will be shy at first but once she trusts you she is very social and wants to be wherever her humans are. She doesn't like to be picked up or held but LOVES to cuddle in your lap on the couch or beside you in bed as long as you let her initiate it. She LOVES to be pet & talked to. She's very chatty she'll follow you around and carry on a conversation. She's loves toys and she plays fetch. She's very good with other friendly kitties but gets picked on by bullyish cats. Good with older kids. (young kids probably too noisy & active for her) Loves all 3 of her foster humans not just one (meaning not bonding with just 1). She is IN LOVE with foster friend cat Diego! They aren't inseparable but she wants to be where he is most of the time. They coo at each other & bathe & nibble on each other. Apply at www.sparklecatrescue.org ##1250836##

Hazel is a beautiful calico mama whose kittens were already adopted. She was an outside cat before coming here and is more of the stereotypical cat, she stays to herself, relaxing on a cat tower

MAY is a special cat that needs a special adopter. Found in the Ingles’ parking lot and brought to the SCHS when she was only about two weeks old, she was very sick. Her left eye remains cloudy and she sometimes has a bout of URI that's cleared with antibiotics. We wish we knew what May had experienced before coming to us. She is an energetic girl that plays rough (and when you least expect it); she cannot go to a home with small children for this reason. She wants affection only when she initiates it. She really could use other cats in the home, but they have to be able to tolerate her outbursts. She is currently in foster care and her very-experienced foster mom can share even more information about her. The standard adoption fee is $120 cash or $125 debit/credit. This includes feline testing, vaccines, spaying/neutering, micro-chipping and de-worming. Please submit an adoption application through stanlycountyhumanesociety.org for consideration. Like us on facebook at Stanly County Humane Society Cats. Thanks for considering adopting a rescue pet! Adoption fees for pets with Stanly County Humane Society are to cover the following: *Spay/Neuter *Heartworm/Feline Testing *All standard vaccinations *Rabies Vaccination *Microchip  January 5, 2026, 5:56 pm

A couple of weeks ago, this lovely young calico was found in the parking lot of Brookford Place Apartments, and I've been fostering her while we look for her forever home. She's not chipped, but she is incredibly affectionate, people-oriented, and litter trained. Kip is a devoted biscuit-maker, has excellent lap manners, and announces dinner time with the most adorable little squeaky meow. She prefers to be the only cat in the household and is protective of her space, so she'd thrive as a solo queen soaking up all the attention. She is a perfect little companion kitty. If you're looking for a loving, social companion who bonds deeply with her humans, she might be your girl.

Adopted her from a shelter 10 years ago. She is a well behaved cat, but has really struggled with the addition of toddlers to our family and has bad anxiety from the kids. She has lived with other cats before but takes time to acclimate to them. Definitely does better as the lone cat. Has lived with 1 other dog for her whole life and has never had an issue, but might take a week or so to get used to a new dog. Has never been bad about knocking things over, waking us up early, etc. She asks for food and water a decent amount, but that is about the most she will do in terms of being demanding. Has always been very well behaved. Ever since the kids, we just havent given her the attention she deserves and think it is best to give her a new home. Would prefer someone that is familiar or comfortable with cats. It is a very hard decision for us to let her go, but we feel like her quality of life has gone downhill the last couple years.