Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Tucson, Arizona

Karma is a 1 year old female, spayed with ear tipped. Her mom was TNR’d when we found her litter and reunited them inside so mom could recover and finish weaning. Karma is 1 of the 5 kittens. Beautiful black with rust swirls in the right light. She is playful but very shy or timid. She is good with my older cats that respect her boundaries but she is fed up with her brothers bullying her. She loves to cuddle and very politely grabs your hand for pets (without claws)! She is so sweet and gentle. I am looking for a home with calm energy and patience for her to feel safe and become the companion she was meant to be. New home visit required before adoption. Transition supplies are included and covered by adoption fee.

Luna is a sweet, five-year-old cat adopted from Pima Animal Care Center. She’s an affectionate, talkative girl who loves being close to her people and makes a wonderful companion. * Snuggly, social, and loves to chat * Greets you at the door and happily follows you around the house * Enjoys playing with toy mice and even loves a good game of fetch * Warms up to new people more quickly than most cats * Thrives on human companionship and being near her favorite humans. Luna has struggled to adjust since a dog joined the household. She’s been anxious and on edge, and it’s clear she would be happiest in a calm, pet-free home where she can fully relax and feel secure again. Her current family cares about her deeply and wants her to have the peaceful environment she deserves. Luna will make a loving, loyal companion for someone looking for a sweet, interactive cat who enjoys both playtime and snuggles. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about Luna, please reach out!

Heidie found her way to Tucson when she had no luck finding her home in Otero county New Mexico. She is looking out for a home with a sunny window silll to sit by. She has found peace in her older years becoming a more chill, cool cat with lower energy. She is microchipped, altered, vaccinated and ready to find her favorite person.

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Kathy is a fluffy, pretty senior girl who recently came to PACC after her person was hospitalized. She’s lived with other cats before and has a gentle, sweet nature that shines through despite her medical challenges. Kathy is functionally blind—she may see slight shadows—but she adapts well and handles her daily care with grace. Right now, Kathy has high eye pressures and takes her eye drops like a champ to help reduce them. If the pressure doesn’t improve, she may eventually need surgery to remove her eyes. What she needs most right now is to get out of a kennel and into a quiet, caring foster home where she can be comfortable and loved. If you can help Kathy, please email pacc.medicalfoster@pima.gov to learn more.

Madam Fluffy Beans came to us as an owner surrender in February of 2023. She was a bit shy and had some trouble adjusting. We utilized our foster base and got her out of here so we could see what she was like in a home. This is what her amazing foster parents have to say about her: Madam is a sweet but shy senior, and she will do best with someone who is willing to be patient with her while she learns to trust humans. She began her time in foster care completely terrified to come out of hiding whenever people were around. For a few months, she observed everything from the safety of the condo on her cat tree, and would only come out to eat or use the litter when no people were around. If anyone entered her space unexpectedly, she would sprint back her shelter almost cartoonishly fast. However, she loved getting ear scratches in her condo, and would even purr and lean into them. It took time, gentle coaxing, and patience, but madam will now leave her hiding places to approach her fosters and demand pets (as long as they are quiet and gentle with her). Madam's stay in foster care has demonstrated that if you give her enough time, keep her environment calm and quiet, and let her come out of her shell on her own terms, she will eventually open up to be incredibly loving and cuddly.

Karma is a 1 year old female, spayed with ear tipped. Her mom was TNR’d when we found her litter and reunited them inside so mom could recover and finish weaning. Karma is 1 of the 5 kittens. Beautiful black with rust swirls in the right light. She is playful but very shy or timid. She is good with my older cats that respect her boundaries but she is fed up with her brothers bullying her. She loves to cuddle and very politely grabs your hand for pets (without claws)! She is so sweet and gentle. I am looking for a home with calm energy and patience for her to feel safe and become the companion she was meant to be. New home visit required before adoption. Transition supplies are included and covered by adoption fee.

Luna is a sweet, five-year-old cat adopted from Pima Animal Care Center. She’s an affectionate, talkative girl who loves being close to her people and makes a wonderful companion. * Snuggly, social, and loves to chat * Greets you at the door and happily follows you around the house * Enjoys playing with toy mice and even loves a good game of fetch * Warms up to new people more quickly than most cats * Thrives on human companionship and being near her favorite humans. Luna has struggled to adjust since a dog joined the household. She’s been anxious and on edge, and it’s clear she would be happiest in a calm, pet-free home where she can fully relax and feel secure again. Her current family cares about her deeply and wants her to have the peaceful environment she deserves. Luna will make a loving, loyal companion for someone looking for a sweet, interactive cat who enjoys both playtime and snuggles. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about Luna, please reach out!

Heidie found her way to Tucson when she had no luck finding her home in Otero county New Mexico. She is looking out for a home with a sunny window silll to sit by. She has found peace in her older years becoming a more chill, cool cat with lower energy. She is microchipped, altered, vaccinated and ready to find her favorite person.

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Kathy is a fluffy, pretty senior girl who recently came to PACC after her person was hospitalized. She’s lived with other cats before and has a gentle, sweet nature that shines through despite her medical challenges. Kathy is functionally blind—she may see slight shadows—but she adapts well and handles her daily care with grace. Right now, Kathy has high eye pressures and takes her eye drops like a champ to help reduce them. If the pressure doesn’t improve, she may eventually need surgery to remove her eyes. What she needs most right now is to get out of a kennel and into a quiet, caring foster home where she can be comfortable and loved. If you can help Kathy, please email pacc.medicalfoster@pima.gov to learn more.

Madam Fluffy Beans came to us as an owner surrender in February of 2023. She was a bit shy and had some trouble adjusting. We utilized our foster base and got her out of here so we could see what she was like in a home. This is what her amazing foster parents have to say about her: Madam is a sweet but shy senior, and she will do best with someone who is willing to be patient with her while she learns to trust humans. She began her time in foster care completely terrified to come out of hiding whenever people were around. For a few months, she observed everything from the safety of the condo on her cat tree, and would only come out to eat or use the litter when no people were around. If anyone entered her space unexpectedly, she would sprint back her shelter almost cartoonishly fast. However, she loved getting ear scratches in her condo, and would even purr and lean into them. It took time, gentle coaxing, and patience, but madam will now leave her hiding places to approach her fosters and demand pets (as long as they are quiet and gentle with her). Madam's stay in foster care has demonstrated that if you give her enough time, keep her environment calm and quiet, and let her come out of her shell on her own terms, she will eventually open up to be incredibly loving and cuddly.

Oreo is a gorgeous black-and-white gentleman with plush fur, bright eyes, and a heart made entirely of sweetness. He’s the kind of cat who greets everyone like an old friend, leaning in for pets, offering soft purrs, and happily soaking up all the affection you’re willing to give. This lovable guy does have a few medical challenges, but PACC is taking care of his veterinary needs so he can feel his very best. What Oreo does need right now is a foster or adopter who can help him on his weight-loss journey. He’s carrying a few extra pounds, and a simple special diet — plus a little encouragement to play — will go a long way toward keeping him healthy and comfortable.