Cymric kittens & cats in Versailles, Kentucky

Hello, my name is Trinity!I'm a Tortoiseshell/Torbie Cymric with long, beautiful fur and a little bobtail no tail, just extra charm!I am 5 years old, quiet, shy, and incredibly sweet.I once had a loving dad who cared for me very much. Sadly, he became sick and could no longer take care of me. I know it was a hard decision for him, but I also know he needed to take care of himself.Because of his love for me, he made sure I would be safe and loved.I've always lived indoors and feel most comfortable in calm, cozy, and quiet spaces. I may be a little shy at first, but with patience, kindness, and gentle love, I truly blossom into the sweetest companion.If you have a peaceful home and room in your heart for a soft soul like me, I would love to be yours. Please visit our website savedbyfate.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs and cats.

My name is Stephen, and I’m a calm, thoughtful brown tabby Manx who appreciates the simple pleasures: a soft bed, a sunny window, and a human who enjoys quiet companionship as much as I do. I’m affectionate in a gentle, steady way—happy to sit beside you, purr softly, and make your home feel a little warmer. I don’t need much to be content, just a peaceful space and someone who will appreciate my sweet nature and loyal heart. Give my friends at the Adoption Center a call at 859-873-5491 to find out more about me or to schedule an appointment to meet me! (IMPORTANT HEALTH INFO BELOW, PLEASE READ) A Note from Woodford Humane: This cat is one of several purebred manx cats who came to us from a home with more than 50 cats. Due to their previous living conditions, these cats arrived at our facility with multiple upper respiratory ailments. The group has been PCR tested, cultured, and treated; however, in cases where cats have been so heavily exposed to upper respiratory illness for so long, it is possible that even otherwise-healthy cats may experience recurring bouts of illness over the course of their lives. If you have other cats in your home, we recommend having a conversation with your veterinarian about any potential risks so you can make an informed adoption decision. It’s also important to consider the financial commitment required for a pet who may have greater veterinary needs than average.

I’m Pam, a petite tabico Manx with a round rump, bright curious eyes, and a heart that warms up the moment you sit beside me. I may be small, but I carry myself with a gentle confidence—quietly padding after you from room to room, ready to curl up in a sunny spot or settle into your lap when the day winds down. My tailless wiggle and soft chirps tend to make people smile, and I love offering slow blinks to anyone who takes a moment to earn my trust. I’m looking for a calm, loving home where I can be your little shadow, your reading buddy, and your warm, purring reminder that the simple things—like a cozy blanket and a kind hand—are the best things in life. Give my friends at the Adoption Center a call at 859-873-5491 to find out more about me or to schedule an appointment to meet me. (IMPORTANT HEALTH INFO BELOW, PLEASE READ) A Note from Woodford Humane: This cat is one of several purebred manx cats who came to us from a home with more than 50 cats. Due to their previous living conditions, these cats arrived at our facility with multiple upper respiratory ailments. The group has been PCR tested, cultured, and treated; however, in cases where cats have been so heavily exposed to upper respiratory illness for so long, it is possible that even otherwise-healthy cats may experience recurring bouts of illness over the course of their lives. If you have other cats in your home, we recommend having a conversation with your veterinarian about any potential risks so you can make an informed adoption decision. It’s also important to consider the financial commitment required for a pet who may have greater veterinary needs than average.

I’m Clover, a middle‑aged Manx lady with a soft heart and an even softer purr, looking for a calm home where I can finally exhale. I’m the kind of cat who thrives on gentle attention—quiet moments on the couch, slow head scratches, and the comfort of someone who understands that trust grows one peaceful day at a time. I don’t need much to be happy, just a serene space and a human who appreciates a mellow companion. If you’re searching for a sweet, steady presence to share your quiet world, I’d love to curl up and make it ours. Give my friends at the Adoption Center a call at 859-873-5491 to find out more about me or to schedule an appointment to meet me! (IMPORTANT HEALTH INFO BELOW, PLEASE READ) A Note from Woodford Humane: This cat is one of several purebred manx cats who came to us from a home with more than 50 cats. Due to their previous living conditions, these cats arrived at our facility with multiple upper respiratory ailments. The group has been PCR tested, cultured, and treated; however, in cases where cats have been so heavily exposed to upper respiratory illness for so long, it is possible that even otherwise-healthy cats may experience recurring bouts of illness over the course of their lives. If you have other cats in your home, we recommend having a conversation with your veterinarian about any potential risks so you can make an informed adoption decision. It’s also important to consider the financial commitment required for a pet who may have greater veterinary needs than average.