Kittens and cats in Camden, New Jersey

This beautiful girl was born on February 25, 2023, and has been with her family since she was about a month old. She’s grown up alongside a dog and is comfortable with one around. She has a stunning Siamese-style coat with soft cream coloring, darker points, and bright blue eyes. She’s an independent cat who prefers to interact on her own terms. While she isn’t a cuddly or lap cat, she enjoys being nearby once she feels safe. She can be shy with new people and will usually hide until things are calm again. She does best in a quiet home with someone patient who respects her space. She loves to play and enjoys treats, which are great ways to bond with her. She’s a great match for someone looking for a low-maintenance, independent companion.

Moxxie is 3 yrs old. She will be 4 in July. We got her from a friend whose cat had kittens. She has always been very independent and a bit skittish. She doesn’t like loud noises or too many people around so she has never adjusted to our busy and sometimes loud, boisterous home. She also doesn’t get along well with our dogs whom we had first, so it has become a stressful situation for her. She is an indoor cat and does not try to go outdoors. She loves making forts out of boxes and she enjoys looking out of the window at the birds and squirrels going about their day. Moxxie was spayed and vaccinated as a kitten. We are hoping to find her a happy, mellow, dog free forever home where she can be at ease and have peace of mind.

Freckles is our newest member of our driveway kitties, but she is far from feral. She is a super-friendly 16-18 month old professional snuggler with a Harley motor purr! Vet cleared and tested FIV/FeLV negative. She is a domestic shorthair breed, with tuxie-tortie coloring along with patches of orange tabby mixed in for good measure. Freckles is extremely food-motivated, so food intake MUST be monitored. This sweet lady does come complete with a streak of "torrtitude", and is so selective with befriending other felines that we believe she would truly prefer to be the only cat. She seemed fine with our dog, however our dog is smaller than she is so she did not see her as a threat. Freckles deserves a home of her own to rule. Won't you please give her a chance at a spoiled indoor life?

We are once again asking for you to give into your cute aggression and adopt this chatty, energetic man! Bernie first popped up on the campaign trail towards the end of December, a real grassroots movement that found him constantly returning to the same porch. He won over the vote of that caretaker with ease, but he wasn't able to join their party due to there already being too many cats in the home. Despite that, Berbie showed off an easy going and charasmatic personality that can easily cross the aisle to get things done! Active and acrobatic, Bernie would need a home that can provide him with a ton of enrichment to keep him happily occupied. He would likely do well with children of all ages based on his demeanor, but he can get a little spooked by quick movements and loud noises, so he may need more time to get fully comfortable if the home has really young kids. Bernie also tested positive for FeLV, so he would need to be the only cat in the home at this time. Since he seems super social and friendly he might like having more friends, in which case he just needs to be tested at least one more time and pending those results (if he tests positive again) he could live in a home with other FeLV positive kitties! We recommend contacting your vet and talking to our staff for more info! ----------------------------------------------------- This cat is currently located in a PAWS foster home. Please email their foster parent at adoptions@phillypaws.org to learn more about them! In order to meet with any cats in foster care, you will need to have a fully processed and approved application first. To get the adoption process started, please submit an adoption application online at phillypaws.org/catapp. If you have any questions for our adoption team, feel free to email adoptions@phillypaws.org or call 215-238-9901 ext.30. FELV+ This animal was found to have a medical condition that may need further diagnostics or care at a full-service hospital at your expense. This cat has tested positive for Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV), a contagious, untreatable disease that will limit the cat’s life expectancy. PAWS should be contacted as soon as signs of URI, inappetence, weight loss, fever, etc. are noticed. PAWS will provide basic care related to FeLV illness when able and can help with the cost of care if needed. PAWS will not cover the cost of yearly vaccines, dental issues, broken bones, skin issues or other medical needs unrelated to FeLV, nor will heroic measures such as hospitalization or emergency care be offered. By adopting this cat, you agree to keep it indoors, and understand that it should only live with other FeLV positive cats. Day to day needs: normal daily cat care, feeding a healthy diet, annual or twice-annual vet checkups, and reducing environmental stress as much as possible What to look for: sneezing, nasal discharge, lethargy, lack of appetite, fever, or any abnormal behavior that could indicate illness (litter box accidents, hiding more than usual, etc) Long term needs: contact PAWS at the first sign of illness, provided treatment as needed, monitor quality of life, eventual humane euthanasia.

Bastet is the affectionate, cuddly, and curious companion you’ve been searching for! Named after the Egyptian goddess of protection, pleasure, and good health, she lives up to her name bringing comfort, charm, and plenty of joy to any home lucky enough to have her. At 12 years old, Bastet is a seasoned observer who guards her domain from sunny, elevated lounging spots, keeping a gentle watch over everything below. This sweet, vocal lady absolutely adores being held. The moment she settles into your arms, she melts into a purring bundle of contentment. Wonderfully expressive, she uses her delicate, endearing meows when it is mealtime or to ask for some attention. Despite her chatty nature, Bastet is a very polite: she saves her commentary for waking hours and only rarely offers input during work calls, making her an ideal work-from-home companion who’s always ready for a midday cuddle break. Bastet loves to be involved in the day-to-day happenings of her home. She’ll happily shadow you as you move from room to room. That said, she’s very much a low-energy queen, preferring lazy days and cozy evenings spent curled up on a warm lap. Although she has lived with another cat previously, she would do best in a quiet home with other low energy pets where she can roam peacefully. ------------------------------------ This cat is currently located in a PAWS foster home. Please email their foster parent at biiftu.duresso@gmail.com to learn more about them! In order to meet any cats in foster care, you will need to have an approved application first. To get the adoption process started, please submit an adoption application online at phillypaws.org/catapp. If you have any questions for our adoption team, feel free to email adoptions@phillypaws.org or call 215-238-9901 ext. 30.

Meet Leah! She's amazing! Leah's foster family describes her as a lovely mix of couch potato and snuggle-bug. Once you're acquainted with her you can hold her and she'll come up and sit next to you in bed. She loves a warm cat bed during the day, but will also join folks for some TV time on the couch when she's feeling more outgoing. She can live with other calm, passive, "roommate-style" kitties but won't be jazzed about very assertive, pushy cats. Leah is being treated for diabetes, though we've luckily been able to get her quickly regulated! She takes her twice-daily insulin pokes at mealtimes with ease, and is on a gluco-support, low-calorie diet to help maintain her weight-- which also keeps her diabetes controlled! Leah has gorgeous, long fur that will need regular brushing to prevent tangles and mats, but thankfully she loves a good brushing session!! While she appreciates being given the choice on when she wants to interact with people, and she'll often seek out pets and lovin' as a result, she will also gently give a little bat to let you know if she's had enough attention for the time being. Per Leah's foster, "she's very calm and mostly sweet - with just the right amount of tortico spice if you do something wrong (like pet her too long, or not enough, or not just right). She has beautiful green eyes and puts on the most mesmerizing intense stare when she wants something. She takes her insulin like a dream- no reaction, no chasing, no fuss, and so far her diabetes has been easy to regulate with twice daily insulin and diet." ------------------------------------ This cat is currently located in a PAWS foster home. Please email their foster parent at adoptions@phillypaws.org to learn more about them! In order to meet any cats in foster care, you will need to have an approved application first. To get the adoption process started, please submit an adoption application online at phillypaws.org/catapp. If you have any questions for our adoption team, feel free to email adoptions@phillypaws.org or call 215-238-9901 ext. 30.