Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Bath, Maine

Rhyland was picked up in an area that had been devastated by a tornado. He was a bit shy when he came in and comes around more quickly when he has a friendly cat showing him the ropes. He is currently kenneled with Elaine and they love each other!

Meet Spiced Chai — Your Cozy, Cuddly Cup of Kitty Comfort! Just like his name, Spiced Chai is warm, soothing, and a little shy at first — but once he trusts you, he’s pure sweetness. This shy but cuddly sweetheart is looking for a quiet, indoor-only home where he can feel safe, relax, and enjoy calm companionship with his favorite people.Spiced Chai does well with gentle, respectful teens who understand the importance of moving slowly and letting him set the pace. He’s looking to be an only cat, as he prefers not to share his space with other felines. His feelings about dogs are still unknown, so if there’s a dog in the home, introductions would need to be very slow and thoughtful.To help Spiced Chai thrive, he’ll need:Lots of brushing to keep his coat soft and handsomeRegular nail trims to keep him comfyPlenty of toys, especially catnip and interactive ones to encourage playCat trees & scratching posts for stretching and confidence-buildingWindow perches for peaceful birdwatchingWet food, treats, and catnip — his ultimate comfort trioWith patience, kindness, and a calm environment, Spiced Chai will warm your home (and your heart) like the coziest drink on a chilly day.

Meet Bandit & Gremlin — A Bonded Duo of Cuddles, Play, and Mischief! Double the cats, double the love! Bandit and Gremlin are a sweet, cuddly, and playful bonded pair searching for a quiet, indoor-only home where they can stick together forever (their favorite arrangement).These two balance each other perfectly — whether they’re chasing toys, lounging in sunny windows, or curling up for a cozy nap. They do well with mature kids who understand kitty boundaries and could potentially share their home with other cats after a super slow introduction. With patience and the right match, they may even be okay with a calm, cat-savvy dog given an extra-slow intro.To keep this dynamic duo happy, their dream home will include:Tons of toys, especially catnip and interactive ones for playtime funCat trees & scratching posts for climbing, stretching, and perchingWindow perches for birdwatching and sun-soakingTreats, wet food, and catnip — their shared love languageSpecial note: Gremlin’s gorgeous coat will need regular brushing to keep it silky smooth and tangle-free — a perfect bonding activity!If you’re looking for a pair of affectionate best friends who will fill your home with purrs, playtime, and double the snuggles, Bandit and Gremlin are ready to steal your heart — together.

Are you looking for a sweet, gentle, fuzzy panther to add to your family? Napoleon might be the cat for you! This 8-year-old kitty came to us in the summer of 2024 from one of our partner rescues here in Maine. He was transferred to HART because he is diabetic, and we have a lot of experience with successfully caring for diabetic cats. His diabetes is currently well-managed with a low-carb, canned food only diet (in our shelter, we feed Fancy Feast Classic Pate), and twice-daily insulin injections. We will require that his adopter has a well-established relationship with a veterinarian, because we are committed to the health and happiness of Napoleon and his new guardians even after they leave our shelter. HART's Medical Team will provide his adopter training in the care of a diabetic cat (it’s easier than you think!), along with a blood-glucose testing kit, a vial of insulin with related supplies, and a generous starter amount of canned food. In order to make these preparations, he won't be able to go home on the same day that you meet him.Napoleon will be a fantastic addition to a family looking for an affectionate, laid-back cat-panion. Meet him in Room 4.Go to our website, www.hartofme.org, to submit your online application today!***FKA = Formerly Known As

Oswald is a very sweet boy who wants to crawl right into your lap. We are guessing he is about 10 years old. He has the cutest big ears and a very soft, brown tabby coat. He came to HART in August after being found as a stray living in a barn. When he first arrived, he was in pretty rough shape, and our Medical Team discovered that he had severely matted fur and significant dental disease, as well as diabetes. Since receiving a dental cleaning with extractions and having the mats shaved, he is feeling much more comfortable and looking so much better! His diabetes is currently managed with a low-carb, canned food only diet (in our shelter, we feed Fancy Feast Classic Pate) and twice-daily insulin injections. We will require that his adopter has an established relationship with a veterinarian. HART's Medical Team will provide his adopters training in the care of a diabetic cat, along with a blood-glucose testing kit, a vial of insulin with related supplies, and a starter supply of canned food. In order to make these preparations, he won't be able to go home on the same day that you meet him.Oswald’s transformation has been remarkable, and he has become a favorite among our volunteers. He is not the biggest fan of some of his feline roommates, so he would probably do best in a single cat household, where he can get all of your attention. He would love to be welcomed into your home and spoiled with all the love that he deserves! Meet this very special boy in Room 4.Go to our website, www.hartofme.org, to submit your online application today!***FKA = Formerly Known As

Very sweet 3 yo female that will thrive giving and receiving gentle love. Daisy loves to sit on your lap and will nudge and beg for lots of head and neck rubs but will get up and leave if you touch any lower! although she adores her long soft hair to be brushed and combed. She has been loved by the same owner since being a tiny kitten and has adjusted to several moves, including living in an RV for a whole summer. But has recently developed some stress and anxiety related to properly using the litter box and ends up hanging her bottom over the sides. It is too much for us to deal with in our new home. Prefers to go outside to do her business then come back inside to find a quiet cozy place to take a peaceful nap. She is very smart and will even come when her name is called. When she goes out she doesn't wander outside our property lines and stays away from the road. Daisy would be best in an easygoing relaxed atmosphere.