Calico kittens & cats in Ontario, Ohio

Meet Markie – The Queen of Disapproval and Cuddles! Have you ever wanted a cat who will adore you and silently judge your every move? Well, Markie is here to fulfill that dream! With her signature disapproving glare, this stunning gray dilute calico is an expert in the art of looking unimpressed—whether you’re serving her dinner (too slow), rearranging furniture (why?), or simply existing in her presence (tsk tsk). But don’t be fooled by her stern expression—underneath that gaze is a total sweetheart! Markie loves attention, enjoys being held, and will happily lean in for pets once she decides you’re worthy. She’s got a soft, plush coat perfect for snuggling, a round full belly that’s just begging for gentle pats, and a quiet but loving personality that will melt your heart. At 10.4 pounds, Markie is a bigger girl, which just means more of her to love! Markie has an estimated DOB of 1/16/2023, putting her just over 2 years old. She’s spayed, tested negative for feline leukemia/FIV, fully vaccinated, flea- and worm-free, and all-around ready to go to her forever home. She seems to get along well with laid-back kitty friends, so she’d make a great addition to a chill feline crew. Markie is waiting for a home where she can be pampered, admired, and occasionally roll her eyes at your life choices. Could it be yours? Fill out an adoption application today to meet Miss Markie! https://www.catsanctuaryashland.org/adoption-application

Tiny, what a petite and sweet little girl. And so beautiful too. This sweetheart is shy at first but opens up when you spend some time with her. This little girl has been a favorite of mine, she's just a quiet unassuming sweetheart. Very low key too. She'd do best in a quiet home with adults or a family with older children.

I am being showcased by the Humane Society of Morrow County in an effort to find me a permanent home. I was found in June of 2024, starving and desperately trying to care for my one-week-old baby. We had no place to go and no one to take care of us until the HSofMC stepped in to help. We spent some time in foster care but now I am ready to go to my furever home. I am sweet, affectionate and love scratches and cuddles. I’m excited to find a family of my very own. Here are my highlights: • I am an adult spayed female most likely born in 2022/2023. • I have been wormed, negative tested for FLV/FIV, vaccinated with the Felovax or FVRP vaccine and rabies vaccine. • I am microchipped. • I am good with other cats but have not been dog tested. • I am very sweet, loving, laid back and affectionate. If you are interested in learning more about me, please email info@hsofmc.org. Adoption applications can be completed online at hsofmc.org and submitted electronically or you can obtain an application from the great folks here! A home visit is required to be approved for adoption. My caregivers want to be sure I’m going to the perfect home!!

Friendly loving cat, declawed on front claws, litter box trained

Meet Lissa — the Queen. This confident, vocal, sweetness-in-fur thrives on cozy naps, treats, and keeping her kingdom in order. She’s an easygoing girl who enjoys quiet strolls around the house and the occasional step outside. Lissa coexists well with calm cats (she lives now with two others) and respectful dogs, but prefers her space. (She’ll politely hiss if needed.) She’s litter-trained, spayed, and up-to-date on vaccines. Recently losing her beloved owner who passed away, Lissa needs a patient, cat-savvy home where she can decompress and settle into her new throne. If you appreciate a graceful, older kitty with a regal aura, Lissa may be your perfect match.

Ben is an exceptionally bright and affectionate cat who spends most of his time indoors but enjoys the occasional outdoor adventure. He gets along well with other dogs and cats, and he’s known for his constant purring, love of snuggling, and enthusiasm for being part of whatever you’re doing. He’ll gladly curl up with you at night, too. Ben has gone through significant loss—his owner recently passed away, as did the dog he lived with for many years—so he will need a patient home that can give him time to adjust. His experience with children is unknown, as his former owner was a retiree without young family members. Ben would do best in a home where he can safely explore outside from time to time and where neighbors won’t mind seeing him perched on a shed or car. He is litter-box trained, neutered, and current on vaccines, including a one-year rabies shot he received in August.

I am Drake. I am soft and independent but I will be near you always. I prefer floors and window sills to sit in when you are in the room but I also love your lap or the high back of the chair behind you when you’re relaxing. I like to be pet but not a ton. I am good for three to five minutes but then I just want to be by you and sleep or watch out the window. I meow at meal time to let you know I’m ready for food. My owner likes to say I sing for my supper. I like to run to the bowl excited to eat. I have sharp claws good for catching birds as I am an indoor / outdoor cat but I am missing a few teeth. The dentist got me during a check up after I was rescued but don’t worry, I eat just fine. I can live in a house with other cats but know that I’m curious and will stick my nose in their business ( and food) but when confronted, I’ll run away. I’m a bit of a baby that way. It would best though to be your one and only. I’ll keep you good company.