Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Lawrence, Indiana

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Fluffy appeared at my door. Looking to re home her. I think she is about a year or two.she is very sweet. She is a sweetheart. I already have cats I can't have anymore.

My grandma passed on and she had two cats. I have been caring for them for the past few months, but they don't get along with my dogs and we rent so we aren't supposed to have more than 2 animals. They are around 9 and have nothing wrong with them, but they could use a good grooming. They are a bonded pair and truly are sweet cats. I would love to see them go to a good home.

We adopted Penny as a young Kitten in 2018. She has been a part of our family ever since. Penny loves getting pets and head and butt scratches, and she has the loudest purrs! Penny can be shy and keep to herself sometimes, but she is great with kids and makes a good family cat. Penny was spayed in 2023 and gave birth to a litter of Kittens in 2019. Penny is of course litter box trained, but will very rarely go outside the litter box. We are looking to re-home Penny because of many recent life changes. I have asthma and the cat causes flare ups with me. Penny is fine with other cats, but the introduction to a new family dog has not suited her well, as she will isolate away from them and the rest of the family when the dogs are present. Penny will make a great house cat to anyone looking for a new furry friend!

Midnight is a dashing fella who equally loves lap and nap time. His sweet personality is hard to resist! He has been with his brother his whole life.

BinkyIf you go by one of the catios at the front of the HSHC, you are likely to see me sunbathing, snacking, or taking a nap. I have this lovely room to myself as I am not fond of other animals. I`m 9-years-old, spayed, I use the litter box faithfully, I have a healthy appetite, and I am a beautiful, petite, jet black female with a long, lustrous coat. I have my preferences in how I want to live my life. I prefer to be allowed access to the outdoors during the day and welcomed back inside at night. So you could call me an indoor/outdoor kitty. I am a playful girl; my favorite toys are things I can bat around the floor. I have never cared for children, nor do I tolerate other animals in my home. Despite my objections, my owner of eight years preferred to permit those creatures into the house. That is why I was surrendered to the HSHC on March 9, 2025. Good grief! What did the woman expect? She found me as a stray kitten and knew my personality from the beginning. The shelter staff decided I would be happier in a foster home where I could relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the cattery. My foster mom (FM) provided the following updates. It may take me weeks, if not months, to trust, feel comfortable, and relax. Once I felt at home with my FM, I would allow her to pet my head. I would even solicit affection by rubbing against her legs. I loved sleeping in the bed she gave me. I am an excellent user of scratcher boards, scratching poles, and other appropriate surfaces. I was never destructive in my foster home. As a kitten, I may have been disciplined with a hand, because I am fearful of hands coming toward me. I do not enjoy being held, as it is too restraining. The HSHC and my FM agree that I will be happier in a home with adults only and no other pets. They recommend that having calming aids, interactive toys, regular play sessions, and yummy treats will help develop my confidence and sense of security. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by my catio and say hi! 11-26-25