Calico kittens & cats in Slinger, Wisconsin

Named after The Powerpuff Girls favorite, known for kindness and heart, Bubbles lives up to her namesake perfectly. She’s a tiny calico with dark, beautiful coloring, cute white socks, and a little white nose. Bubbles is shy at first and may retreat if the world feels too fast, but slow movements and a calm voice go a long way. Once the pets begin, she melts—leaning into your hand and quietly sticking close. She prefers gentle play over chaos and is a big fan of hugging her ball tower, enjoying catnip toys, and carefully digging for treats. She’ll happily track a feather wand, even if she’s still deciding whether pouncing is really necessary. She would truly shine in a calmer home with older, respectful kids who understand that sweet kittens sometimes need a minute. Bubbles does well with other cats and would enjoy a feline companion. Her siblings Blossom, Buttercup, Ace, and Mojo Jojo are also adoptable, each bringing their own Powerpuff-style personality to the table. DOB: 8/3/25 All cats are altered, microchipped, dewormed and given age appropriate vaccinations. PLEASE NOTE: We do not have a physical shelter, therefore all our cats reside in foster homes. We do require a completed application prior to setting up a Meet & Greet in a foster home. Complete an application today! https://www.urbancats.org/adopt Si necesitas ayuda en Español, por favor contáctenos a info@urbancats.org. If cats are listed, consider them available. Please do not email or call us asking if they are still available. Visit our website www.urbancats.org/process for additional information about our organization, adoption policies and adoption fees.

I'm hoping to find a loving home for Serafina and her sister Lily—ideally together. They’re both beautiful, spayed cats who came to us a year ago when my daughter asked if we could care for them on behalf of a friend. Now that she’s away at college and our apartment doesn’t allow pets, I’m heartbroken to be in this position. These two have brought so much joy into our lives. Lily is the larger of the two and an affectionate snuggler. Serafina is more independent—she enjoys attention on her own terms—but every night she curls up on my legs to sleep, which is her special way of showing love. Thank you for considering Serafina and Lily. They truly are wonderful companions. I’m ready to provide everything they need for a smooth transition, including two lidded litter containers, food dishes, and a cat carrier.

I'm hoping to find a loving home for Serafina and her sister Lily—ideally together. They’re both beautiful, spayed cats who came to us a year ago when my daughter asked if we could care for them on behalf of a friend. Now that she’s away at college and our apartment doesn’t allow pets, I’m heartbroken to be in this position. These two have brought so much joy into our lives. Lily is the larger of the two and an affectionate snuggler. Serafina is more independent—she enjoys attention on her own terms—but every night she curls up on my legs to sleep, which is her special way of showing love. Thank you for considering Serafina and Lily. They truly are wonderful companions. I’m ready to provide everything they need for a smooth transition, including two lidded litter containers, food dishes, and a cat carrier.

**I`m available for adoption as a Working Cat!**•Intake Reason: Stray•Socialization: Unsocialized to people•WCHS recommends I am an: Outdoor CatRead more about working cats below & read further on to discover what a gem I am. If you`re interested in adopting me as an outdoor cat, please fill out an application online on the working cat page.All working cat adoptions are name your own price. They come spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and with a left ear tip. --Working cats are important members of the outdoor community that provide companionship to their caretakers and help with rodent & disease control. They are typically fearful cats that prefer to avoid people but may become friendly with time and a little bit of TLC. To adopt a working cat, caretakers should have shelter like a barn, garage, shed, etc., for the cat to cozy up in. They should also be able to provide daily food and water. All adopters must have a small, enclosed area like a large wire dog crate or a tack room to house the cat in for at least 2 weeks after adoption to give the cat time to adjust.

**I`m available for adoption as a Working Cat!**•Intake Reason: Stray. Arrow’s name says it all—this courageous kitten beat the odds in a truly miraculous way. He was brought in with a serious injury: an arrow or dart lodged in his tiny shoulder. Despite the trauma, Arrow showed incredible strength and spirit. Thanks to swift medical care and his own resilience, he not only survived but has made a full recovery.•Socialization: Unsocialized to people, but shows potential with time.•WCHS recommends I am an: Outdoor CatRead more about working cats below & read further on to discover what a gem I am. If you`re interested in adopting me as an outdoor cat, please fill out an application online on the working cat page.All working cat adoptions are name your own price. They come spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and with a left ear tip. --Working cats are important members of the outdoor community that provide companionship to their caretakers and help with rodent & disease control. They are typically fearful cats that prefer to avoid people but may become friendly with time and a little bit of TLC. To adopt a working cat, caretakers should have shelter like a barn, garage, shed, etc., for the cat to cozy up in. They should also be able to provide daily food and water. All adopters must have a small, enclosed area like a large wire dog crate or a tack room to house the cat in for at least 2 weeks after adoption to give the cat time to adjust.

**I`m available for adoption as a Working Cat!**•Intake Reason: Stray•Socialization: Unsocialized to people•WCHS recommends I am an: Outdoor CatA fun fact about me is that I came to WCHS without a tail.Read more about working cats below & read further on to discover what a gem I am. If you`re interested in adopting me as an outdoor cat, please fill out an application online on the working cat page.All working cat adoptions are name your own price. They come spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and with a left ear tip. --Working cats are important members of the outdoor community that provide companionship to their caretakers and help with rodent & disease control. They are typically fearful cats that prefer to avoid people but may become friendly with time and a little bit of TLC. To adopt a working cat, caretakers should have shelter like a barn, garage, shed, etc., for the cat to cozy up in. They should also be able to provide daily food and water. All adopters must have a small, enclosed area like a large wire dog crate or a tack room to house the cat in for at least 2 weeks after adoption to give the cat time to adjust.