Calico kittens & cats in Belleville, Ontario

Emma is a shy girl that has been born and raised in foster care. She has been spayed and is now ready to find her forever home. She is skittish at first, but loves a good bum scratch when she is comfortable with the humans she is around. Emma would love another feline in her home that will help bring her out of her shell. Her feline friend in the home would need to be passive and easy going as Emma can be dominate in her feline relationships. This cute ball of fur loves to bounce around chasing her toys and run through tunnels. She would be best in a home with older children (10+). Emma also loves a good cat tree, she enjoys being in high places! Emma does have chronic upper respiratory but currently does not require any treatment for this.

Jiggy is an independent boy who likes to spend time doing his own thing. He does enjoy short sessions of having his head pet but this has to be on his own terms as he gets upset and overstimulated easily. He can be shy at first and may take a little while to adjust, but he has quickly come out of his shell since being in our care. Once settled, this boy is friendly and enjoys being around people. He likes to be present but not be bothered too much. A nice cat tree and/or scratch post would bring Jiggy lots of joy. He likes having a place to lounge out and has really enjoyed sitting in the window here, watching the world go by. He loves treats and toys! His favorite toys are little mouse toys.This boy is looking for a nice quiet home without much commotion where he can enjoy his senior years. He prefers fewer people in his life, ideally living with only 1 or 2 people would best suit his interests. Jiggy likes to spend time with adults and would enjoy a home that was child-free. He must be the only animal in the home.

Ellie came into the care of HSHPE as a stray that was not claimed. She is a very skittish girl who takes a while to settle into new situations. She will need a very patient and understanding home while she settles in. The way to Ellies heart is through snacks. She will take treats from your hands and enjoys lick tubes. Ellie would do best in a home where she has a feline friend to play with. Ellie is still warming up to the idea of being pet and does not tolerate being picked up. She is not suited to a home with dogs or children (14+ years).