Calico kittens & cats in Hudson, Wisconsin

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

Caribou is a beautiful calico/tabby mix who was picked up off the side of a freeway with her two kittens. The finder took Caribou to MNSnap as a TNR cat but after seeing how good she was with her kittens and the potential she had to becoming a house cat/pet, the finder reached out to us to take her rather than return her to where she was found. She has been very shy and a bit nervous since she joined us but we know she has great potential if someone would just give her the time and space she needs to feel comfortable and safe. We know that she is not the type of cat that everyone is looking for as many want instant gratification cats but we whole-heartedly believe that her person is out there somewhere and without us posting her story, that person may never be found. If you have an open heart and a desire to make a difference in a cat's life, maybe Caribou is the one for you - it's worth a visit to at least meet her, right? Caribou's DOB is approx. 6/1/18. Her ear tip that you see in her profile pics is the result of her spay at MNSnap. Presently, we are recommending older children only as a match for Caribou as little ones would not know how to read her signs. Dogs are an unknown. And, as you can see in one of her pics, she does fabulously with other cats. If you'd like to meet Caribou, please visit our website to schedule a visitation. www.ggohinc.com.

If you'd like to meet Ms. Callie and Lauren, please jump to our website (https://www.ggohinc.com/adoption-process-cats) to review our adoption process & requirements and to schedule an on-site visit. Meet Ms. Callie. Is she not the most beautiful Calico you've ever laid your eyes on! My goodness she is stunning. And, meet her sister, Lauren - Lauren is the perfect combination of Tabby and Calico and equally as beautiful as her sister. Ms. Callie and Lauren were part of our 40th Avenue farm project where we helped a local farmer with an over-population issue. Both are a bit on the shy side but allow petting and will stay in place if you approach them slowly so they know you mean them no harm. You see, Ms. Callie and Lauren were adopted together in mid-2022 with an understanding from the adopter that it would take time for them to adjust to a new home but were 100% adoptable and ready for new adventures. Unfortunately, the adopter did not disclose that she wanted "therapy cats" but had ensured us she was willing to let the girls have all the time they needed to settle in and become comfortable in their new home. What she really wanted was cats that she could cuddle with, to provide the therapy she was needing. Had we known this, we would have not agreed to the adoption and would have recommended other cats that would have been more appropriate for her. She liked the look of these girls and it swayed her decision making, which was unfortunate for all of them. So, here we are today once again looking for a great home for Ms. Callie and Lauren. They are adoptable. They are shy. They are approachable and touchable. They are not lap cats - yet. They are not comfortable with being picked up - yet. But again, they are beautiful, wonderful girls that deserve a chance at a fabulous life in a home of their own. Their transition will take time but if you are okay with that, then perhaps you are just what they need. Would you be okay with just having them in your home, providing them with daily chats and yummy treats and fun toys - even if it meant they might never be your cuddle buddy? We know that person is out there. If it's you, why not make an appointment today to come and meet them. If you see what we see, we'd love to make your acquaintance and so would they. Two wonderful, loveable, and deserving cats are waiting. These sisters have an approx. DOB of 3/1/2019.

Patches joined us here at GGOH after we helped a local farmer with an overpopulation problem; she came to us pregnant. Since intake, Patches has been slowly adjusting to the idea that indoor living is the way to go and that humans are not scary and just want to show her how good life can be. She's getting there. Patches will need an adopter or family that is willing to give her time and patience - to adjust and to trust. She's really a very sweet girl and she deserves the chance at a home of her own with her own people to love on her. She will approach for treats (i.e. - she is food motivated) and will stay near but picking up is not on her current list of likes. She really just needs someone to help her understand what a good live is all about. Do you have it within you to be Patches' human companion? Why not meet her and find out. Patches' DOB is approx. 8/17/2019. If you'd like to meet Patches, please go to our webpage to review our adoption process and requirements and to schedule an on-site visit. www.ggohinc.com

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.

Tilly is a sweet eight-month-old dilute Calico kitten being re-homed because her owner is unexpectedly going into assisted living. Tilly gets along well with cats and dogs. She is spayed and up-to-date on her shots and an overall happy-do-lucky, healthy kitten.

Nala is equal parts sweet and feisty. She’s the perfect sidekick and loves to be a part of the action. Having breakfast? She’ll join you in the extra chair. Cleaning up? She’ll follow you from room to room (and try to convince you into making a pit stop at her food bowl). Time for bed? She’ll make herself cozy next to you and give the sweetest purrs. She is chatty and meows to let you know what she’s thinking. She loves to play and is overall good with kids. In our household with three young children (ages 4, 4, and 1) and multiple pets, she made some quick friends with our dog and kids but had mixed success with our cats, making us wonder if she has more experience in homes with dogs than cats. Unlike some cats who more readily hide when overwhelmed, in our sometimes loud and busy home we occasionally needed to encourage Nala to take a break from the action and move into her own space, which she has done willingly. Upon coming to rescue, Nala was discovered to have bladder stones which dissolved when started on a prescription diet. Nala will require lifelong adherence to this prescription diet in her forever home to keep her healthy and feeling good. Seeing Nala’s true self come through once on the right food plan and feeling better has brought our family so much joy. She is a beautiful and funny girl with so much personality. She will be a wonderful pet for her forever family.

Hi, I’m Earl. I was living outside, until I was trapped by some nice ladies, and brought inside. It’s pretty tough out there, fending for yourself, I was kind of a mess. My sores are all healed, thanks to the great vet team at Coco’s . I even needed to take pills for a short period of time. I was really a champ at taking my medicine, I’m easy peasy. When they brought me inside, they discovered I was social, sweet and very handsome. Some things you might want to know about me. I don’t have a tail, I can be a little vocal, especially in new situations. I am a love bug, I like to be pet, I would love to sit on your lap, that will get my motor going for sure. I’m a pretty chill guy. I kind of mind my own business, so I think I can get along with everyone with the right introduction. I am living in a house with both cats and dogs. For sure, it’s never dull here. My FM says I’m a great cat with an awesome personality.

Meet Lilibet or Mama Lili as we like to call her. Lili came to rescue with her 5 young kittens. She has been a wonderful momma but now she is finally getting her time to shine as a kitty of her own. Lili is coming around more and more every day but she is still a little nervous about fast unexpected movements. Lili does well with other cats and our dogs. As of recently she enjoys coming out of her comfort spot to rub on my legs to get pet. Lili does well with my kids, when they are running, she would rather be sitting back and watching instead of getting involved. Lili would thrive in a home environment that is patient and willing to let her take the decompression time she needs. Once that happens she will be the absolute perfect kitty!