Calico kittens & cats in Sandy, Utah

Solo is a great cat. He will not warm up to the new family dog. He's been an inside/outside kitty. We need to find him a better place to live.

8 year old sweetheart that we have had since she was a kitten. Loves to lay in the sun and play with lights. Can be a bit of a scaredy cat with new people and not overly social. Likes to keep her distance and observe. Has lived with a small dog in the house for 4 years and they get along great. Not sure how she would react to introducing new pets. Increasing allergies is why we would need to rehome her. Searching for someone/family that has a place in their home and heart to accept and love this sweet girl!

Elderly mom is moving to care and can longer care for cat. Comes from quiet home with one other cat. Is good with people. Very loving cat. Has not been around dogs.

Amelia — Sweet Senior Girl Seeking a Quiet Home (Salt Lake City) Amelia is a 13-year-old spayed female who spent the last decade as my late mother’s beloved companion. I live overseas and can’t take her, so I’m looking for a patient, loving home for her golden years. She’s a classic senior lady: naps in sunny spots, loves treats, and still chases flies outside like the active girl she once was. She can be moody and territorial at first, but once she attaches, she’s a devoted cuddler — and she’s especially fond of men right now. Best as an only pet in a calm home with someone around often. No special dietary needs, healthy and easy to care for. I’ll provide vet records and her favorites, and I’ll cover her first vet visit — including a microchip if wanted. Amelia just lost the person she loved most. If you have room for a moody, marvelous old lady who will claim your favorite chair, she’s your girl.

My grandfather recently passed away and we are unable to keep Sammie. Sammie is truly a sweetheart and will make such an amazing family addition. He gets along great with other cats and dogs, but would also be ok as an only cat. We recently took him to the vet and he is in good health, and takes gabapentin to help with anxiety. NOTE: He struggles with sleep at night and meows through the night. I am unsure if he has trauma from my grandpa passing and is having struggles with living where he passed away, but he does not sleep well. He is the perfect lap buddy and would thrive in a home with older folks! We are sad that we have to rehome him, but are confident that he will make the perfect companion for someone.

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Rollo is a mighty little Viking with a larger-than-life personality and a purr that could rival a longship's battle drum! This handsome black-and-white warrior is playful, fearless, and always ready for a wrestling match with his siblings. He embodies everything people love about a classic boy kitten—curious, energetic, and constantly seeking his next adventure. His soulful eyes can melt hearts in an instant, even when he's busy stirring up a little kitten mischief. A unique white marking on his backside serves as his own tiny "battle banner," making him easy to spot among his Viking clan. Though brave and adventurous, Rollo also has a soft side. The moment you give him attention, his purr engine roars to life. He loves affection, snuggles, and soaking up time with his people. Like the rest of his clan, he still enjoys comfort-suckling on soft blankets, a sweet reminder that even the fiercest Viking enjoys a little coziness. Rollo must be adopted with another kitten or go to a home with another kitten or young cat already in residence. If you're looking for a fun-loving, affectionate sidekick with endless charm and a legendary purr, Rollo is ready to join your saga. Rollo has been neutered, is current on age-appropriate vaccines, has tested negative for Fiv/FeLV and is microchipped. If you are interested in adopting Rollo and have another kitten or young cat in your home or are interested in adopting two kittens, please complete an adoption application on our website (uaaf.org/adopt). For more information, call/text Amanda at 801-864-5510 or email amandascottsemail@yahoo.com

Meet Lagethera! Lagertha is the fearless shieldmaiden of her Viking clan and the alpha warrior among her littermates. True to her legendary namesake, she is brave, independent, and always ready for her next adventure. She is often one of the first kittens to investigate new people, places, and discoveries. Her fluffy coat, kind eyes, and inquisitive expression make her impossible to resist, while her calm confidence sets her apart as the alpha warrior of the litter. Though she can be a little aloof at first, Lagertha has a loving heart and genuinely enjoys the company of humans. She gets along well with other cats and is affectionate with her feline companions, but she's equally happy seeking attention from her favorite people. Like any true Viking, she values her clan, and loves snuggling up with a soft blanket for a comforting suckle session alongside her siblings. Lagertha would do best being adopted with one of her three littermates or joining a home with another young cat or kitten to wrestle, play, and grow alongside. If you're looking for a kitten with the heart of a warrior, the curiosity of an explorer, and the loyalty of a true Viking, Lagertha is ready to sail into your life and claim her place in your family. Lagertha has been spayed, is current on age-appropriate vaccines, has tested negative for Fiv/FeLV and is microchipped. If you are interested in adopting Lagertha and have another kitten or young cat in your home or are interested in adopting two kittens, please complete an adoption application on our website (uaaf.org/adopt). For more information, call/text Amanda at 801-864-5510 or email amandascottsemail@yahoo.com

Willow is the kind of kitten who wins hearts without even trying. At just ten weeks old, this bright‑eyed short‑haired sweetheart is a perfect blend of gentle, curious, and clever. She approaches the world with softness, loves calm affection, and happily soaks up warm company. But don’t let her sweetness fool you—her bold little mind is always working. Willow is playful with other pets and makes fast friends with furry companions. She’s smart and quick to learn routines, toys, and people. If there’s a nook, cranny, or mystery to explore, she’s already on the case. Determined and energetic, she throws herself into playtime, yet she’s wonderfully independent and can entertain herself when you’re busy. She enjoys being part of the action, seeks out human company, and brings a spark of life and a touch of mischief to every room. Willow would thrive in a home that appreciates a kitten who is both affectionate and self‑sufficient. She’s great with people, enjoys other pets, and balances snuggles, play sessions, and solo adventures with ease. Important: Willow must go to a home with another young cat or kitten—kittens truly do better with a buddy. Applications without this requirement cannot be considered. She is indoor‑only for her safety. Willow is current on age‑appropriate vaccines, FeLV/FIV negative, spayed, and microchipped. If you’re interested in adopting Willow, please complete an application at uaaf.org/adopt. For more information, call/text Amanda at 801‑864‑5510 or email amandascottsemail@yahoo.com.