Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Sedona, Arizona

Hi Sedona, Meet Nicholas!Nicholas is a handsome 5-year-old boy who is ready to find a family of his very own. With his sweet personality and lovable nature, Nicholas has so much love to give and is hoping someone will see past his FIV+ status and discover the wonderful cat underneath.Being FIV+ doesn’t define Nicholas—it’s simply one small part of who he is. FIV-positive cats can live happy, fulfilling lives with proper care, and Nicholas deserves the same chance at a forever home as any other cat.Nicholas is the kind of companion who will make a special addition to the right family. With his FIV+ status, he may do best as a single cat or in a household with other FIV+ kitties. If you’re looking for a sweet, deserving cat with a whole lot of love to give, please consider Nicholas. Nicholas is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines.Please call the Humane Society of Sedona at 928-282-4679 to schedule an appointment to meet him!

Hello Sedona,My name is Beans. I am a shy and sweet little guy who may take a little time to spill the beans about my heart. Once I feel safe, my gentle personality starts to shine revealing just how much love I have to give! I am looking for a patient person who will give me the time, kindness and cozy home I need to blossom. With you by my side... every day will be a little warmer, sweeter and more full of love!I am neutered, microchipped and up-to-date on vaccines.If I sound like a good fit for you and your family...I would love to spend the rest of my life with you! If I sound like a good fit for you, please contact the loving folks at the Humane Society of Sedona at: 928.282.4679 any day of the week 10am-4pm; excluding major holidays and come say `hi!`

Hi Sedona, Meet Nicholas!Nicholas is a handsome 5-year-old boy who is ready to find a family of his very own. With his sweet personality and lovable nature, Nicholas has so much love to give and is hoping someone will see past his FIV+ status and discover the wonderful cat underneath.Being FIV+ doesn’t define Nicholas—it’s simply one small part of who he is. FIV-positive cats can live happy, fulfilling lives with proper care, and Nicholas deserves the same chance at a forever home as any other cat.Nicholas is the kind of companion who will make a special addition to the right family. With his FIV+ status, he may do best as a single cat or in a household with other FIV+ kitties. If you’re looking for a sweet, deserving cat with a whole lot of love to give, please consider Nicholas. Nicholas is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines.Please call the Humane Society of Sedona at 928-282-4679 to schedule an appointment to meet him!

Hello Sedona,My name is Beans. I am a shy and sweet little guy who may take a little time to spill the beans about my heart. Once I feel safe, my gentle personality starts to shine revealing just how much love I have to give! I am looking for a patient person who will give me the time, kindness and cozy home I need to blossom. With you by my side... every day will be a little warmer, sweeter and more full of love!I am neutered, microchipped and up-to-date on vaccines.If I sound like a good fit for you and your family...I would love to spend the rest of my life with you! If I sound like a good fit for you, please contact the loving folks at the Humane Society of Sedona at: 928.282.4679 any day of the week 10am-4pm; excluding major holidays and come say `hi!`

I took cleo in about a year ago when her parents (last owners) had medical issues and can no longer take care of her. Her kitty sister passed away a few weeks before she moved into my place too. She is the sweetest thing out there but she has had troubles always using the litter box, I assume it's from all the quick changes that happened. She tends to poop around the box but not inside it, she pees inside the box luckily. I unfortunately just don't have the time to help as much as I like, my other cat is not good with other animals too sadly. She needs a loving home that can help her feel safe again. I think another cat for her to play and cuddle with would be great too. She is 11 so could go very well with another older cat. Please reach out to meet her! She has her own space in the sunroom but I want to see her live her best life.

Hi there, I’m Sam! As you can probably tell, I am quite the dapper gentleman. I’m a large, magnificent guy sporting a luxurious, long gray-and-white coat, perfectly completed by a genuinely cool, built-in mustache. I definitely have the majestic looks and the sweet personality to match!I am a really affectionate kitty who is more than ready to find my forever home. I have previously lived with children and did great. While it is still unknown how I feel about dogs, I seem very interested in the other felines here at the shelter, so I might do really well with other kitties given a nice, slow introduction.You might also notice my tail doesn`t work quite right, but don`t worry! The vets have checked me all out, and it’s just an old injury that doesn`t cause me any pain or problems. It just adds to my unique, charming character.If you’re looking for a big, loving fluffball with a lot of style, I`m your guy. Come meet me today!

Got a🐁 problem? I can help! Hello, I'm Smokey! If you treat me right, I’ll always come back. I’m not really interested in people and wouldn’t do well as a house cat, but if you need a mouser, I’m your cat! I’m part of High Country Humane’s Barn Cat Program - please keep reading for more information! Not every cat thrives indoors. The Barn Cat adoption program is designed for cats that need to be outside to live happy, healthy lives. We match special outdoor cats with adopters who have a barn, shed, warehouse, or other secure structure to offer as a safe home. The cats are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped, and adopted at no charge. They are required to go home in a carrier, so please bring one with you. If you are interested in adopting one of these special cats, please call us at (928) 526-0742. • Adopt pairs: Feral cats are more likely to stick around if they have a friend with them. So if possible, adopt a pair of barn cats – or more! • Confine them at first: You want to confine the cats for three to four weeks until they get over the stress of the move and become acclimated to their new home. Otherwise they may disappear in search of their old place. One of the best ways is to shut them in a garage, shed, or room without access to the outside where the cats can feel safe and sheltered. Wherever it is, it needs to not get too hot or too cold. An animal shelter may be able to provide a large wire cage or crate where the cat can stay with a small litter tray plus food and water dishes inside; you’ll want to have a cardboard box inside it where the cat can hide when you freshen up everything. Talk to them: During this settling-in period, be sure to talk or even read to the cats. They’ll learn the sound of your voice and that they don’t need to fear you. • Feed them: A well-fed cat is a more efficient hunter because a cat who must spend all her active time just getting enough to eat doesn’t have the energy for additional recreational hunting. • Keep safe from predators: Bobcats and coyotes are a danger to cats in more rural areas. One way to keep them safe is to put out yummy food after dark every night just inside their garden shed, barn, or garage and shut them in for the night. Then let them out in the morning. They will quickly get used to this routine of coming inside when they’re more likely to be prey themselves.

Meet Sugarfoot! 🐾🍬 Looking for the purrfect companion? Meet Sugarfoot, a sweet 12-year-old lady who would love nothing more than to find a cozy home and a special person to share her golden years with. Sugarfoot is a wonderful match for a retired person looking for a loyal buddy to snuggle with, spend time with, and enjoy some playtime together. She has a gorgeous, long hair brown coat that she keeps beautifully groomed all by herself. Sugarfoot likes to have a conversation with her person, so she is a bit of a chatty girl. But her best feature? Her adorable white feet! 🐾 They look as if she took a little stroll right through the sugar bowl—hence the perfect name, Sugarfoot! 🍬 Sugarfoot has plenty of love, sweetness, and cuddles to share with her new family. Come meet Sugarfoot let this sweet girl walk right into your heart! 🐾💕 Sugar Foot is current on vaccinations, is spayed and is microchipped. Our adoption fee for one altered adult cat (7+ years old) is $75 which helps cover expenses (vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchips, food, housing) for the homeless pets United Animal Friends rescues. There is a discounted adoption fee for a second cat that is adopted at the same time. If you have any questions or to adopt a cat from United Animal Friends (UAF) an application must be filled out. Filling out this form does not obligate you to adopt, but gives us the information needed to make sure the pet is suited to your home. From the Petfinder website (Petfinder.com) click the ‘More About Us Button’ and then click on the ‘Adoption Application’ button that will take you to the United Animal Friends website. Then follow the UAF website directions below: From the United Animal Friends website: Select "Adoptable Cats" and pick the cat you are interested in. To apply to adopt, open the cat's profile, and click the gray "Apply for Adoption" button to get started. The fastest way to get to the adoptable cat page is to copy and then paste this link into your browser: https://unitedanimalfriends.org/adoptable-cats/ A United Animal Friends representative will contact you soon after receiving the application form. Help us save more lives by fostering a dog or cat. If you live in the Prescott AZ area please go to our website unitedanimalfriends.org and learn more about fostering!